After Walter and Anna were forced to move out of their apartment in downtown New York, they decided to buy their own home! But where would they get that kind of money? Just then, as luck would have it, an acquaintance offered them what seemed like a wonderful house at a fantastic price—the kind of offer you usually can’t turn down. And our unsuspecting heroes decided to go ahead with the purchase. But if only they’d known what kind of house they’d ended up with! A house “with a surprise” awaited them—a home that was falling apart right before their eyes, where absolutely nothing wanted to work properly! But the undaunted Walter decides to tackle the renovation of their new purchase. A battle with the dilapidated mansion begins—a battle not for life, but for death! Who will win: the hapless new owners or the disaster of a house?

Ricky Bobby is a world-class race car driver who competes in the NASCAR series. Ricky lives by the motto “win at all costs,” which has made him a national hero. He and his loyal friend Cal Noton Jr. always finish first and second, respectively. Admiring these fearless racers, their devoted fans nicknamed them Thunder and Lightning. When the French Formula 1 driver Jean Girard challenged the undisputed leaders, Ricky had to prove his superiority, battling not only a dangerous rival but also himself.

A flying saucer was discovered near a farm in Tennessee, and shortly thereafter, Professor Donald Kessler noticed numerous spacecraft surrounding Earth in images captured by a telescope. The U.S. President convenes a meeting at the White House to address the first contact with extraterrestrial life. Opinions differ on the aliens’ intentions and how to prepare for an encounter with them: General Decker proposes keeping the discovery classified and advocates preparing for a possible war, General Casey suggests taking no action due to a lack of information, while the press secretary urges the president to announce the existence of aliens to the public and prepare for a peaceful first contact. The alien leader takes over the television broadcast and delivers a speech, but none of the Earthlings can understand him. Professor Kessler studies the aliens’ physiology and tries to grasp the meaning of the speech. Based on the aliens’ appearance and their technology, Donald concludes that those surrounding the planet are representatives of a highly advanced and peaceful civilization that poses no threat to humanity.

It took Greg 10 years, two children, and countless trials for his father-in-law to come to terms—at least to some extent—with his existence. But after Greg, having hit rock bottom, lands a dead-end job at a pharmaceutical company, Jack’s suspicions grow exponentially. When Greg and Pam’s entire family—including her ex-boyfriend Kevin—gathers for the twins’ birthday, Greg will have to prove to the skeptical Jack that he’s the real man of the house. Misunderstandings, spying, and undercover missions—how will all of this help Greg pass his final test and become the new head of the family? Or will the trust that has developed among the relatives be undermined… for the better?

Coast Guard Officer Rock Reilly thought nothing could surprise him anymore. His brand-new partner, Eddie Devane, was also fed up with everything and was thinking about leaving the military. But they were in for a surprise after all; they felt like total rookies when they met Navy Lieutenant Tony Johnson, a beautiful and feisty woman who happened to be the prisoner they were supposed to escort back to base. The transport is supposed to proceed according to standard procedure. However, Tony is determined to escape at all costs...

Microbiologist Railand Grace wakes up on a spaceship, with no memory of himself or his mission. He discovers that he is the sole survivor of the crew sent to the star Tau Ceti in search of salvation from a catastrophe on Earth. To find a solution, Ryland must rely on his extensive scientific knowledge and ingenuity, but he may not have to search alone.

A serial killer nicknamed "The Crusher" appears on campus. The maniac kills students who are having sex. Afterward, he calls the police and confesses to his crimes. A girl named Toby becomes the prime suspect in these crimes. To clear her name, Toby must expose the real killer.

Enzo, a petty thief and con artist, lives in Rome and makes a living through illegal activities. Fleeing from the police after a robbery, Enzo hides on an old barge on the Tiber River, beneath which barrels of chemicals were stored. After swallowing some of that nasty stuff, he crawls home barely alive, only to discover the next morning that he has incredible strength.

Jack Spade returns from the army to his home neighborhood, where his brother, June Bug, was killed. Jack declares war on Mr. Big, the local mob boss. Jack’s army will be led by his childhood idol, John Slade—a man with vast experience fighting the bad guys.

Designer Jen Morrow and composer Brad Allen, who share the same phone number, have never met, but they can’t stand each other. Brad constantly keeps the line busy, playing the same tune over and over for his numerous admirers, while Jen, forced to listen to it all, is unable to make or receive calls, so she gets upset and complains to the phone company. Millionaire Jonathan Forbes is unsuccessfully courting Jen; as it happens, he is also Brad’s friend and sponsor. One day, he tells Brad about his girlfriend and the crazy guy she has to share a phone number with, and the womanizing composer realizes he’s talking about him. The description of the unfriendly woman on the other end of the line intrigues him, and when he accidentally runs into Jen at a restaurant and recognizes her voice, he decides to try to woo her by pretending to be someone else.