Within the walls of the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) Military Academy, a group of cadets of noble birth are being trained to become the next generation of soldiers in the impending war between the UNCS and the rebels on the colonial planets. One of the cadets, Thomas Lasky, is struggling internally, overcoming doubts about the war and fears of failing to live up to the high expectations of his command. By the time Lasky has come to terms with his role as future commander, the terrifying Covenant Alliance army invades the planet and turns the hero's familiar world upside down. Inspired by the exploits of Master Cheef, Lasky must learn firsthand what it means to be a hero.

On a peaceful morning from the classroom window, schoolchildren suddenly see a whole army of parachutists landing on the familiar soccer field. A military invasion of U.S. territory has begun! When foreign troops burst into their town, eight teenagers flee into the mountains.

Naming their squad after their high school soccer team, the Wolverines, they begin a true guerrilla war to protect their parents, their friends, and their country.

After the destruction of Isla Nublar, dinosaurs broke free and filled the planet. Humans manage to maintain the delicate balance that defines peaceful coexistence on Earth. But how long can humans maintain their dominance while living next door to the most feared creatures in history?

The year is 2047. A rescue spaceship is sent to the edge of the solar system to find out what happened to the crew of the first starship designed for FTL travel that disappeared without a trace. Suddenly, it was discovered near the planet Neptune.

Andy is now 16 years old and training at Kent Military School. And businessman Peter Haskell resumes production of dolls. And first off the assembly line is the unforgettable Chucky, possessed by the spirit of a dead killer. He still has not gotten rid of the thoughts of moving into the body of a boy and leave the hated him the guise of a cheerful children's toy.

Andy, the boy that Chucky tried to possess in the first episode, is taken in by foster parents (the boy's birth mother has been declared mentally ill). He still has nightmares about Chucky.

Meanwhile, the firm producing red toy dolls, in order to avoid a bad reputation (due to the events that took place in the original movie), reconstructs Chucky's doll from her "remains" found at the "scene of the accident". Thus the company tries to prove that the doll has no real danger, but it turned out the other way around....

Now Andy again has to face a small, but very dangerous, plastic monster, which still intends to possess the boy's body...

No one believed six-year-old Andy Barclay when he said his new doll named Chucky was alive. And when the boy's babysitter died after falling out of a window, he told his mother and an investigator the plain truth: "Chucky did it."

When the soul of the killer is possessed by an innocent-looking doll, no one but little Andy realizes that Chucky is guilty of a wave of terrible murders that swept the city. But the real horror comes when the spirit of the villain intends to move from the doll into a living person.

A top-secret scientific center received a DNA formula from space, which was reproduced and crossed with female DNA. The result was a girl who grew by leaps and bounds. Frightened by the results of the experiment, the scientists decide to destroy the test creature, but it escapes. The creature turns from a girl into a woman with a very sexy appearance who is eager to reproduce.

London gangster Jack Carter arrives in his native Newcastle in the north of England to attend the funeral of his brother Frank. According to the police, his brother had been drinking heavily and was involved in a car accident. Carter, however, believes his brother was murdered and begins his own investigation. Almost immediately he is met with a harsh rebuff from the local mafia, which wants to either send him back to London or remove Carter.

The movie is set in a not-too-distant utopian future where the highest advancements in nanotechnology have allowed technological genius Ken Castle to combine a video game with a reality TV show and model an ultra-functional, multiplayer game of "Assassins" that has become a habitat for local criminals.

John Tillman, sentenced to life in prison for a crime he didn't commit, must participate in the Game to gain his freedom. For one rich young player, John Tillman is Cable, just a sim, a controllable character in the Game. With his fighting ability and physical strength, Cable becomes a national hero and rises to the top of the game.

Every week, millions of people around the world watch him and hundreds of other suicide bombers online as they engage in the game's battles. According to the rebel group that opposes Castle, his game is high-tech slavery and he is the critical element that must be destroyed. Cable/Tillman is caught between two powerful opposing forces that have no interest in him surviving. With every step watched by millions, John Tillman fights to gain his freedom, reclaim his identity, and overthrow the system that imprisoned him.