Los Angeles cop Martin Riggs is brave and reckless, he literally walks in front of bullets without fear for his life. Family man Roger Murtaugh is older and more cautious. Two policemen, Vietnam veterans, investigate a case involving the suspicious suicide of a young woman. The thread of the search leads them to drug dealers, who also turn out to be Vietnam War veterans who have coalesced into a tight-knit criminal organization.
An oil company is looking for drivers willing to transport a truckload of explosives. And four men can not return to their native countries and for various reasons have to hide in Latin America. They have nothing to lose, but if the operation is successful, each will receive 10 thousand dollars and citizenship. They have 200 miles of road ahead of them, where danger lurks around every corner.
In the US, an underwater laboratory called Deep Star Six was designed. The Navy agreed to finance its creation on the condition that secret military installations would be placed there. After descending to the bottom of the ocean, the laboratory disturbed a deep-sea creature unknown to science, which will now exterminate the station's personnel.
Ted Beaumont is a successful writer. His bestsellers bear the name George Stark, but this is not a pseudonym; it is his mysterious doppelganger, who has been haunting his real half from the dark depths of the subconscious since childhood. It is he who has been guiding Ted's hand against his will for so many years.
Wanting to get rid of the fruit of his own imagination, the writer arranges a funeral for his invisible reflection. But no one can get rid of their own shadow. It comes to life and begins to take revenge...
Circumstances are such that Jesse urgently needs to get his feet out of Las Vegas. This impulsive young man is not used to living by the law. He steals a car, and on the way to Los Angeles he has to shoot a policeman. As he gets closer to the city, his situation gets worse and worse. It seems that the whole world has turned against him. But, strangely enough, it is at this time that he meets a girl who makes his heart pound at a furious pace, then freeze from the sharpness of feelings. He's been waiting for this girl all his life. But now that the entire state police is after him, he has other things on his mind.
San Diego. Nathan Kane is a modest introvert who works as an assistant manager at a credit trust company. He also has a rare condition—congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis. On Christmas Eve, three robbers dressed as Santa Claus burst into the office, take a large sum of money from the safe, kill the manager and the police who arrived on the scene, and flee, taking employee Sherry, with whom Nathan has begun a romantic relationship, hostage. Upon learning that reinforcements are delayed, Kane rushes after the criminals to save the girl of his dreams.
An American professor specializing in hieroglyphics comes to Oxford to decipher a secret message, the contents of which are of interest to spies, oil sheiks, and a number of Middle Eastern leaders. He is aided by the sexy mistress of an oil tycoon with political ambitions.
A Russian train carrying nuclear missiles for destruction is partially damaged by an explosion somewhere in a remote area in southern Russia. The relevant signals are received by the nuclear center of the American White House. It soon becomes clear that the weapons are in the hands of international terrorists.
Big money doesn't come easy. Realizing this, the two bandits, Parker and Longbaugh prepared themselves very carefully. Loaded to the brim with weapons, they set about executing their diabolical plan. The first stage of the operation, the kidnapping of the victim, went smoothly. And everything would have been in perfect order, but in the way of weapons stood a certain Joe Sarno, firmly ruined the partners all plans.
