A gang of robbers led by the influential mafioso Santoro carries out daring bank heists. The incident that finally pushes the police and his “Cosa Nostra” partners to their limit is a train robbery, during which the gangsters “seize” a bank car containing seven million lire and leave behind a mountain of innocent victims. Police Commissioner Belli, having exhausted all legitimate means of fighting Santoro, decides to act outside the letter of the law. The head of the Neapolitan clan, Don Alfredo, is very fond of Santoro and is ready to protect him from attacks by influential gangsters; he organizes his escape from prison. However, Alfredo has no idea that Santoro is directly involved in the murder of his own son. The woman who knows this secret fled the country long ago. Belli and his colleagues decide to use her as bait.

John Wayne plays ranch owner Tau Jackson, who seeks to sow death while attempting to rob an armored mail stagecoach belonging to a local “baron” among the ranchers—a man who stole his entire fortune and dragged his good name through the mud. To pull off this robbery, Jackson teams up with an aging actor, a semi-educated Native American, a young drunkard, and a master marksman. Will they succeed?...

A feud is raging on the streets of Manhattan between two street gangs—the “Rockets” and the “Sharks.” Tony is a “Rocket” and the best friend of the gang’s leader, Riff. Maria is the sister of the leader of the Puerto Rican “Sharks.” Tony and Maria fall in love despite the hatred of their friends and relatives.

Two very curious and beautiful girls set out on a trip through the countryside. After stumbling upon an abandoned house—which they found charming—they run into a gang of crooks. And that’s when something happens that the gangsters never saw coming...

The crash of a state-of-the-art airliner claims the lives of hundreds of people. Only the analysis of the black box can shed light on the causes of the disaster. The investigation is led by Mathieu, a talented and eccentric analyst with exceptional hearing. However, the further he progresses in his investigation, the more suspicious circumstances he uncovers.

196 years after Colonization. A year ago, the war between Earth and its colonies ended. Hiro, Duo, Trova, and Quattro said their final “goodbyes” to their Gandams and sent them straight into the Sun. Relena Darlian, meanwhile, became Minister of the Earth Sphere United Nations. But this idyll is shattered by the kidnapping of Marimea Hushrenada—daughter of the late dictator Treize Hushrenada and heir to the Barton Foundation. Things become even more complicated when Gundam pilot Nataku—Wufei—joins her. Our retired Gundam pilots must reclaim their armor and return to battle once more before the villains achieve their goal.

What must one sacrifice to save the world from an impending catastrophe? One’s possessions, one’s way of life, or perhaps one’s very life? What will the film’s hero offer up on the altar of the Almighty Creator—if, of course, He exists?!

Some smart alecks decided to hide barrels of toxic waste in the basement of an old mansion, right next to the crypt where the bodies of the mistress of the house and her daughter Catherine rested. The filth leaked out and brought the girl back to life. For some reason, decay had spared Catherine’s body—which had been buried two years earlier—but, as befits a true zombie, she was overcome by irresistible cannibalistic urges. Helen, the living-dead girl’s childhood friend, stumbled upon her by chance and decided to act as a supplier of “food” for the starving Catherine.

Selma, an immigrant from Czechoslovakia who loves musicals, works at a factory and lives with her son in a rented trailer. Selma has a serious illness that is causing her to lose her sight. Her son is also suffering from the same condition. Selma hides her illness and tries to work despite her blindness to earn the money needed for her son’s treatment.

Tetsuro, a boy from a small town, finds himself in the heart of an ultra-modern city, where the “Megapolis” planetary station is located. The Galactic Express 999 departs from this station, and Tetsuro tries to board it. He steals a ticket, and a police force of mechanical people tries to catch him. Unexpectedly, Tetsuro is rescued by the mysterious Meitel, with whom he will travel on the express. The boy wants to take revenge on the robots—specifically Count Mecca—for the death of his mother, who was killed during a manhunt.