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Runaway Bride

In "Runaway Bride," Maggie Carpenter is a small-town woman notorious for leaving a string of fiancés at the altar. Her story catches the attention of big-city newspaper columnist Ike Graham, who writes a scathing article about her without verifying the facts. When Maggie confronts Ike, he travels to her hometown to observe her upcoming wedding to prove his article's accuracy. As Ike gets to know Maggie, he discovers the reasons behind her cold feet and begins to fall for her. Meanwhile, Maggie struggles with her fear of commitment and the pressure to conform to others' expectations. As the wedding day approaches, both Maggie and Ike must confront their feelings and decide what they truly want in life.

Ted 2

In "Ted 2," the foul-mouthed teddy bear Ted marries his girlfriend Tami-Lynn, but their marriage faces trouble, leading them to decide to have a child to save their relationship. However, Ted must prove in court that he is a person and not property to gain custody rights. With the help of his best friend John and a young lawyer named Samantha, Ted embarks on a legal battle to establish his personhood. Along the way, they face numerous comedic challenges, including a road trip to New York to seek the help of a renowned civil rights attorney. The film explores themes of friendship, identity, and the definition of humanity, all wrapped in the franchise's signature humor.

The Divorcee

"The Divorcee" follows the story of Jerry Martin, a sophisticated and independent woman who discovers that her husband, Ted, has been unfaithful. In response to his infidelity, Jerry decides to take a lover of her own, leading to a confrontation with Ted, who cannot accept her actions despite his own indiscretions. The film explores themes of gender roles and double standards in marriage as Jerry navigates the societal expectations of women and the consequences of her decision to assert her independence. Ultimately, Jerry and Ted must confront their feelings and the reality of their relationship, leading to a dramatic resolution.

The Exotic House of Wax: Legacy of Lust

["The action heats up when history's most memorable icons come to life for an amorous meltdown in this interactive \"please touch\" museum."]

Tesla

Nikola Tesla, a brilliant but eccentric inventor, struggles to gain recognition and funding for his revolutionary alternating current electrical system in late 19th-century America. He works for and clashes with Thomas Edison over the future of electricity, ultimately leaving to partner with George Westinghouse, with whom he has a complicated relationship marked by both collaboration and distrust. The film portrays Tesla's professional triumphs and personal isolation, his unrequited affection for Anne Morgan, the daughter of his financier J.P. Morgan, and his visionary but often misunderstood ideas, all while being periodically narrated by Anne from a modern perspective, highlighting the anachronistic nature of his genius and the challenges he faced in a world not yet ready for his inventions.

Me Before You

Louisa "Lou" Clark, an optimistic and quirky young woman, finds herself jobless and struggling to make ends meet for her family. She takes on a challenging role as a caregiver for Will Traynor, a wealthy, cynical, and once-adventurous young man who was left a quadriplegic after a devastating accident two years prior. Initially, Will is bitter, withdrawn, and unresponsive to Lou's cheerful demeanor and attempts to brighten his spirits. However, as they spend more time together, Lou slowly chips away at his guarded exterior, and they begin to form an unlikely bond, sharing jokes and opening up to each other. Lou soon discovers that Will has made a pact with his parents to allow him six more months before he travels to Dignitas in Switzerland for an assisted suicide. Determined to change his mind, Lou dedicates herself to showing Will that life is still worth living, planning a series of adventures and experiences for them, including a romantic trip. Despite their growing love and the joy they find in each other's company, Will ultimately holds firm to his decision, explaining that he cannot bear to live a life he considers half-lived and does not want her to be tied down by his condition. Heartbroken but respecting his autonomy, Lou accompanies Will and his parents to Switzerland. After his death, Lou receives a letter Will had written for her, along with a substantial inheritance, urging her to "live boldly" and pursue her dreams, which she begins to do by exploring Paris, a place they had planned to visit together.

What About Bob?

A successful psychotherapist loses his mind after one of his most dependent patients, an obsessive-compulsive neurotic, tracks him down during his family vacation. Tags: Storyline: Robin Williams was the first choice for the role of Bob Wiley, as he had been nominated for an Oscar for his performance in screenwriter Tom Schulman's Dead Poets Society (1989), also distributed by Touchstone Pictures. However, at the time filming was to begin, Williams had just finished filming The Fisher King (1991) and was forced to turn down the role. Williams and Charlie Korsmo, who plays Richard Dreyfuss's son in this movie, would go on to star in Steven Spielberg's Hook (1991) the same year.