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(1967) Directed by Mike Nichols. After graduating from college, suburbanite Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) would rather float in his parents' pool than follow adult advice about his future. But the exhortation of family friend Mr. Robinson (Murray Hamilton) to seize every possible opportunity inspires Ben to accept an offer of sex from icily feline Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft). The affair and the pool are all well and good until Ben is pushed to go out with the Robinsons' daughter Elaine (Katharine Ross) and he falls in love with her. [Comedy | Drama]

(2012) Leslye Headland. As teenagers, Regan (Kirsten Dunst), Gena (Lizzy Caplan), and Katie (Isla Fisher) used to call Becky (Rebel Wilson) "Pig Face." Years later, Becky is about to tie the knot and asks her taunting former classmates to join the wedding party. And though Regan is determined to give Becky the ultimate bachelorette bash, tart-tongued Gena has already started partying hard well before the big night, and capricious Katie seems to have her head stuck in the clouds. Later, as the ladies cut loose and the booze begins to flow, a mishap with the wedding dress sends the entire event spiralling out of control, leading to a wild night of debauchery that nobody will ever forget. [Comedy | Romance]

(1999) Directed by Andrew Fleming. Betsy Jobs (Kirsten Dunst) and Arlene Lorenzo (Michelle Williams) are high school students and best friends living in Washington D.C. in 1972. Betsy is pretty and popular, while Arlene is cute but bit awkward. Arlene is obsessed with singing star Bobby Sherman, but that comes to a halt when she and Betsy get lost during a school field trip to the White House. A chance encounter with Checkers the dog leads to the girls meeting President Richard M. Nixon himself (Dan Hedaya). In Nixon, Arlene sees a strong, caring man who loves his dog, and she soon develops a furious crush on the president; Betsy is puzzled but remains supportive. Arlene's devotion to the president is rewarded when she and Betsy are named official White House dog walkers; however, when Arlene and Betsy discover that Nixon has a foul mouth and a short temper and, worst of all, kicks his dog, they realize that the President is not all he appears to be. [Comedy]

(2012) Directed by David Palmer. Once upon a time, Charlie Bronson (Dax Shepard) was a getaway wheelman for a quick-triggered gang of bank robbers, comprised of unpredictable Alex (Bradley Cooper), smoldering mastermind Neve (Joy Bryant), and their sharp-dressed sidekick (Ryan Hansen). But after being placed in the Witness Protection Program and falling for pretty Annie (Kristen Bell), Charlie's criminal past has faded into the rear-view mirror. When Annie lands an interview for her dream job in L.A., Charlie vows that she won't be late, and they hit the road in his custom-built muscle car. [Comedy]

(2013) Directed by Jason Bateman. Forty-year-old Guy Trilby (Jason Bateman, starring in his feature directorial debut) discovers a loophole in the National Spelling Bee rules that allows him to compete against the pre-teen participants, and he strikes up an unlikely friendship with a 10-year-old misfit named Chaitanya (Rohan Chand) as he becomes the subject of a news story by probing reporter Jenny Widgeon (Kathryn Hahn). [Comedy]

(1989) Directed by Paul Flaherty. Harry Crumb (John Candy), a successor of a family of great detectives, works as a trainee in the agency his legendary grandparents founded. His slimy boss Eliot Draisen (Jeffrey Jones) assigns the inept young detective to find the kidnapped daughter of a multi-millionaire. The plot twist is that Draisen doesn't want the kidnappers found, for reasons of his own. While Crumb blithely bumbles along through various mishaps, Draisen tries to put the moves on the millionaire's wife (Annie Potts). [Comedy | Mystery]

A celebrity version of Family Feud features celebrity families and their immediate family members or their extended families from the world of entertainment, music, and sports, competing against each other to have fun and win money for charity. Hosted by Steve Harvey, Celebrity Family Feud pits celebrities and their families against each other in a contest to name the most popular responses to survey-type questions posed to 100 people.

Comedian Gerry Dee hosts the Canadian version of the popular game show Family Feud. Family Feud pits families against each other as they compete to guess the most popular answers.

The epic robot-fighting series BattleBots features the biggest, badest, strongest, and fastest next-generation robots as they duke it out to become champions of an intense, fast-paced tournament. 66 robots come from all over the world, seeking robot glory and a place in the ultimate prize in robotic combat: the BattleBots World Championship, with its coveted trophy The Giant Nut.

This much-anticipated game show revival is hosted by actress and comedian Elizabeth Banks. The new Press Your Luck promises lots of cash prizes and lots of Whammies.

Hosted by Nick Cannon, with panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke, “The Masked Singer'' is a top-secret singing competition in which celebrities face off against one another while shrouded from head-to-toe in elaborate costumes, concealing their identities. With each performance, the host, panelists, audience, viewers, and even the other contestants are left guessing who is singing behind the mask. The singers may attempt to throw off the crowd, but keen observers might pick up on tiny clues buried throughout the show. Each week, a singer is eliminated and then reveals his or her true identity.

A celebrity version of Family Feud features celebrity families and their immediate family members or their extended families from the world of entertainment, music and sports, competing against each other to have fun and win money for charity. Hosted by Steve Harvey, Celebrity Family Feud pits celebrities and their families against each other in a contest to name the most popular responses to survey-type questions posed to 100 people.