Forty years after his first documentary about the rock band Spinal Tap, director Marty DiBergi has still not achieved fame in Hollywood, so he decides to start working on a new film about the band. He meets Hope, the daughter of the band's former manager, who has inherited the contract with the band, and learns that they are contractually obligated to perform one more concert. Now Spinal Tap must reunite and perform for the first time in 15 years.

Dundee, the crocodile hunter, has replaced the Australian shack with an American penthouse: he sleeps in silk pajamas and drinks coffee from Japanese porcelain. But the hat with crocodile teeth, leather pants and a huge knife behind his belt he kept - just in case. Will it be enough to save his beloved from the Colombian mafia?...?

When a mysterious gateway between dimensions unleashes a horde of nasty little creatures into Vuokatti Ski Resort, Zach and his friends’ dream holiday takes a turn for the terrifying. What was supposed to be an epic party—filled with sex, drugs, rock ’n’ roll, and Hollywood legend Christopher Lambert—spirals into pure chaos as the Creeps run wild. Now, Zach must rise to the occasion, battle the pint-sized terrors, and prove that being a hero isn’t so different from the ‘80s movies he worships.

Pee-Wee, the cutest slacker, goes on a road trip where he will meet the most unexpected people: crooks, hooligans, cowboys, extravagant waitresses, and many others.

The mischievous mouse Mickey has delighted children for many years, but their anger and malice have created a monster within him, one that wants to throw the world into chaos. New York may have a new ruler if the passengers of Willie's steamboat don't stop the ruthless Mickey.

Seventeen-year-old Makoto doesn't do well in school, is always late, and hangs out in the evenings with her two best friends, Kosuke and Tiaki. Both guys have a crush on her, but neither one dares to make the first move. Makoto's life changes drastically when she accidentally gains the ability to travel through time. The girl decides to fix the worst day of her life, but gradually realizes that everything has its consequences.

April bought Splinter an antique Japanese scepter at a sale, along with other gifts for her turtle friends. As it turned out, this scepter was not just an ordinary antique, but a prototype of a time machine. However, it only works when the weight of the time travelers is the same on both sides.
As it happened, the scepter transported April to feudal Japan in 1603. The turtles followed her, but instead of ending up in the temple where the scepter was supposed to be, they found themselves in the middle of a battlefield. In all this confusion, Michelangelo is lost with the scepter. Now the turtles must not only save April, but also return the scepter. In our time, things are not boring at all either.

Abbott and Costello meet Bruce and Vicky in London, who are about to get married. It turns out that Henry Jekyll, the guardian of the girl, does not approve of her choice and using his dark alter ego in the person of Mr. Hyde tries to destroy Bruce and at the same time the two main characters.

Lou Francis and Bud Alexander are aspiring private investigators fresh out of specialty school. Boxer Tommy Nelson becomes their first client. He has escaped from prison, where he was imprisoned on false charges of murdering his manager. Nelson asks his buddies to escort him to his fiancée, Helen. The thing is that her uncle, Dr. Philip Gray, has invented an "invisibility serum", which the boxer wants to inject himself to use the invisibility to find the real killer and prove his innocence.

Once again they fight the villains of the Foot Clan and their leader Shredder. Thanks to April O'Neil, Professor Jordan Perry and the pizza delivery boy Keno, the Turtles manage to stop the spread of the mutagen mutant substance and save the people of New York from the terrible mutants Tokka and Razar.