Nothing brings a family together like minor setbacks. Bob's modest diner has new competitors, and now the owner of the establishment has to literally do everything he can to stay afloat. Unexpected help for Bob can be his own troublemaking offspring, who can properly grate on the nerves of Jimmy Presto, who is annoying his eyes with his pizzeria across the street.

Dr. Strange, with the help of Wong, rescues a teenage girl named America Chavez from a giant octopus who, when startled, can open portals to parallel universes. In an attempt to protect his new acquaintance from an evil force that wants her ability, the Doctor and America embark on a journey through the multiverse.

The Mirando Corporation created unusual piglets and distributed them to farmers around the world. For ten years, the giant experimental pig Okcha was Mi-ja's best friend; they lived peacefully in the South Korean mountains and took care of each other. But one terrible day, the idyllic life of the friends was interrupted - a corporation took their property. The bitchy general director Lucy Mirando has her own, not the most humane, plans for the unusual beast. Of course, the brave girl will not abandon her friend in trouble, and Mi-ja sets out to save Okcha, but the world turns out to be much crazier than she could have imagined.

Evelyn's life is a mess. She can't get her tax return done, her elderly father is constantly demanding attention, her husband is in the clouds, and her daughter is adding to her problems with her love life. During a visit to the tax office everything gets even more confused - it turns out that Evelyn can jump through parallel universes and get access to memories and skills of other versions of herself. And now, in total chaos, the woman will have to confront a mysterious evil entity that has decided to destroy not only this world, but the entire multiverse.

In the not-too-distant future, a race of aliens invades Earth. No army in the world can stand up to them. Major William Cage dies in battle, but the impossible happens - he finds himself in a time loop. Time after time he finds himself in the same battle, fighting and dying over and over again. And each repeated battle brings him closer to figuring out how to defeat the enemy.

Dr. Who accidentally activates his new invention "Tardis" (Time And Relative Dimensions In Space), a time machine made to look like a telephone booth. Along with his granddaughters Susan and Barbara, and their friend Ian, he is transported through time to the planet Skaro, which has been devastated by a nuclear war. The time travelers soon discover a metallic city where the peaceful race of "Thals" are being oppressed by the planet's other inhabitants, the mutant robot "Daleks"...

Professor Albus Dumbledore learns that the powerful dark wizard Gellert Grin-de-Wald is planning to take over the world. Realizing that he cannot stop him alone, Dumbledore asks magozoologist Newt Salamander to lead a team of outstanding wizards and one brave Muggle baker. They will have incredibly dangerous adventures, meet old and tame new magical creatures and fight against the supporters of Green-de-Wald, who are becoming more and more numerous.

The world has never seen such skilled adventurers: the dexterous pickpocket Mr. Wolf, the skilled safecracker Mr. Snake, the cold-blooded master of disguise Mr. Shark, the fiery and muscular Mr. Piranha, and the witty top-class hacker Miss Tarantula. However, even the smartest criminals sometimes make mistakes. To save himself from prison, gang leader Mr. Wolf is forced to go to extreme measures: the "Bad Guys" must change for the better. Or pretend to? But when a new villain threatens the town, can Mr. Wolf convince the others to really become...good guys?

Eleven-year-old Davey is left to fend for himself. His mom is dead, and his dad is busy solving his own problems. So Davey goes headlong into the world of video games. His only friend is Jack Flack, a super-agent and a hero of computer games.

When a real FBI agent, who could be killed at any minute, gives Davey secret information, the teenager finds himself involved in real spy games. None of the adults believe Davey, so he will have to cope with his dangerous mission alone, except for the help of a girl he knows and Jack Flack. Can the virtual hero be a reliable support for Davey in his collision with reality?

Michael Morbius has suffered from a rare blood disease since childhood and has spent his entire conscious life searching for a cure. At some point Michael sees a possible salvation in the blood of bats and decides to make a risky experiment. The experiment causes an unexpected reaction - it changes Morbius' body, turning him into a bloodthirsty monster.