...Soldiers are recruited into the army practically from the cradle. Children are sent to military schools, where—without parents and without any concessions for their youth—selected recruits are trained to become professional soldiers. Todd becomes one such soldier. He fought for over 40 years, becoming the best in his unit. When new recruits were sent to his spaceship—recruits who were supposed to surpass the veterans in every way, led by a West Point graduate—the colonel pitted three veterans against a new fighter, and the old men lost. They were cast out onto the wasteland of the distant planet Arcadia, but Todd survived. He was rescued by local settlers whose ship had made an emergency landing on this planet many years ago, and Todd stayed to live among them. In his heart there was not only fear and discipline, as he told the lovely, beautiful woman who had rescued him, but also kindness. When the colonel dropped new soldiers onto the planet to test them in an operation to exterminate the colony’s inhabitants, Todd proved that experience, combined with the human factor, is worth far more than genetic superiority and bulging muscles.

Jody is a young Black man who has lived under his mother’s wing his whole life. He’s constantly tormented by his dependence on her, but he has no intention of changing anything. Jody doesn’t have a job, but he does have a son and a daughter from two different women. But despite all this, nothing can make him leave his mother’s nest and start living on his own...

American pilot Lieutenant Tak Pendleton takes part in an experiment in which he is shrunk to a very small size and, in a submarine-like craft, explores the inside of a rabbit. But techno-terrorists ruin all plans and steal the syringe containing the miniature Tak. By mistake, the contents of the syringe end up in the body of hypochondriac Jack Patter. Now the terrorists begin hunting for the unsuspecting Jack. The only one who can help him is Tak’s girlfriend, journalist Lydia.

In the 1960s, New York City’s “Hell’s Kitchen” neighborhood was a place ruled by priests and mobsters. Four friends grew up there; their carefree childhood was cut short by a terrible tragedy that thrust them into an adult world of violence and cruelty. A decade and a half has passed, but the terrible memories of the past are still vivid. Now the lessons learned in “Hell’s Kitchen” will help them settle the score with a fate that has treated them so harshly.

It turns out that even such different people can have something in common. The unifying theme is the desire to get rid of a loved one—and to do so in the most effective way possible. One wants to kill his ex-wife, who still manages to make his life a living hell; the other dreams of a free, joyful life that is doomed to remain a fantasy because of his overbearing, domineering mother, who continues to nag her son, paying no heed to the fact that he is no longer a young man. It seems to them that in such a situation, the best way to avoid punishment is to swap murders...

An action-adventure film based on the exploits of the popular comic book character The Phantom. An ancient legend tells of the magical Tuganda Turtles, which grant destructive power to whoever possesses them. The keeper of the secret, the noble “hero in a mask” Kid Walker, faces off against the villain Drax, who is obsessed with the idea of unlimited power over humanity. The Phantom must defeat gangsters and pirates, win the love of the beautiful Diane, and save the world.

Oda Nobunaga married Nohime purely for political reasons, so their relationship leaves much to be desired—they are constantly arguing and clashing. One day, Imagawa Yoshimoto attacks the province of Owari. His army outnumbers Nobunaga’s forces, and Nobunaga falls into despair, but Nohime comes to his aid. Together, they devise a plan to confront their powerful enemy.

Linda Liddell, an employee in the strategic development department, rightly considers herself a valuable asset and is hoping for a promotion. The problem is that she annoys everyone in the office, and when the company’s elderly president dies and his son Bradley takes over, the position promised to Linda goes to someone else. Soon, a company delegation heads out on a business trip to Bangkok; the plane crashes, and Linda and Bradley are the only survivors on a small Thai island. As a fan of survival shows, Linda immediately takes charge of the situation.

Sheldon Bart (Fred Ward) is a drifter, and a small-time con man. He meets his old friend, Brother Bud (Harry Dean Stanton), a big-time con man into faith healing and fencing stolen cars, at his revival tent outside a small town. While he's helping Brother Bud, he falls in love with Arlene (Cindy Williams), a local supermarket clerk who believes in UFOs and is deeply religious and deeply lonely. When Arlene has a vision of a coming UFO, everyone deals with it in their own way.

A man and his daughter are attacked in the woods by someone they initially mistake for a yeti. However, they soon begin to suspect that extraterrestrial life forms are involved.