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Bed of Roses

"Bed of Roses" follows the story of Lisa Walker, a successful but emotionally guarded businesswoman who receives an unexpected bouquet of flowers from a secret admirer. Intrigued and touched by the gesture, she discovers that the flowers were sent by Lewis Farrell, a sensitive and kind-hearted florist who was moved by her sadness when he saw her through her office window. As Lisa and Lewis begin to spend time together, she struggles with her past traumas and fears of vulnerability, while Lewis's genuine affection and patience gradually help her open up to the possibility of love. Their relationship faces challenges as Lisa grapples with her emotions, but ultimately, the film explores themes of healing, trust, and the transformative power of love.

Home Sweet Hell

In "Home Sweet Hell," Don Champagne appears to have the perfect life with a successful business and a meticulously organized wife, Mona. However, his world spirals into chaos when he has an affair with his attractive new employee, Dusty, who becomes pregnant and demands money. Fearing Mona's wrath, Don confesses to his wife, who takes control of the situation with ruthless efficiency. Mona devises a plan to eliminate Dusty, leading to a series of darkly comedic and violent events as the couple tries to maintain their facade of suburban perfection while dealing with blackmail, murder, and betrayal. As the body count rises, Don becomes increasingly entangled in Mona's psychopathic schemes, revealing the sinister underbelly of their seemingly idyllic life.

Pink Floyd: The Wall

A confined but troubled rock star descends into madness in the midst of his physical and social isolation from everyone. Tags: Storyline: In his autobiography "Is That It?", Bob Geldof says that his agent first told him about the project while he was riding in a taxi, and that he said that he didn't want to do it because he didn't like the music of Pink Floyd. Roger Waters knows this story, not because he read it in Geldof's book, but because the taxi driver was actually Waters' brother.

The Revenant

A frontiersman on a fur trading expedition in the 1820s fights for survival after being mauled by a bear and left for dead by members of his own hunting team. Tags: Storyline: Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu originally wanted a huge pile of human skulls to be showcased during one of the dream sequences. He intended for this to symbolize the future demise of the Native Americans in the film. Production designer Jack Fisk then showed Inarritu a photo from 1850 of men standing among a huge pile buffalo skulls and explained to him about the awful history of the Native Americans being deprived of their food source by the government. Inarritu decided to change the scene from human skulls to buffalo skulls in order to recreate the photo.

Against a Crooked Sky

In "Against a Crooked Sky," a young boy named Sam Sutter embarks on a perilous journey to rescue his sister Charlotte, who has been captured by a Native American tribe. Determined to save her, Sam enlists the help of an old trapper named Russian, who is familiar with the ways of the land and the tribe. As they navigate the rugged terrain and face numerous challenges, Sam learns about courage, sacrifice, and the complexities of cultural misunderstandings. The film explores themes of family loyalty and the clash between different worlds, culminating in a tense and emotional confrontation that tests Sam's resolve and determination to bring his sister home.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

In the Fall of 1963, a Korean War veteran and criminal pleads insanity and is admitted to a mental institution, where he rallies up the scared patients against the tyrannical nurse. Tags: Storyline: See the complete list of Best Picture winners. For fun, use the "sort order" function to rank by IMDb rating and other criteria.

Nabonga

In the 1944 film "Nabonga," a plane crashes in the African jungle, leaving a young girl named Doreen and her father stranded. Her father, who has stolen a fortune in jewels, dies, and Doreen is left to be raised by a gorilla named Samson. Years later, a man named Ray Gorman arrives in the jungle, seeking to clear his father's name, as he was accused of stealing the jewels. Ray encounters Doreen, now a young woman living in harmony with the jungle and protected by Samson. As Ray and Doreen develop a bond, they must contend with a group of treasure hunters led by the unscrupulous Carl Hurst, who are determined to find the jewels at any cost. The film unfolds as a tale of adventure, romance, and the struggle between greed and innocence in the heart of the jungle.