Replace a character in a movie with another character the same actor played.

Mrs. Doubtfire teaches the Dead Poets Society kids a lesson.

Only Abe Lincoln's left foot works in this Daniel Day-Lewis historical reimagining.

Field of Wolves

Kevin Costner improves US relations with the Sioux tribe by creating a baseball pitch on the prairie in this Civil War drama.

If you build it, they will Comanche.

The Shawshank Almighty

Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) is accused of murdering his wife and her lover and sent to a brutal prison in 1930s America. It's not all doom and gloom after he arrives, however, as he finds out one of the other screws is none other than God himself (Morgan Freeman). Hilarity ensues as Dufresne thwarts rapists and corrupt wardens by using all of Jehovah's powers.

Grease Fiction

In this timeless musical, Sandy is a shy girl who has to start again at a brand new high school. Despite first inciting the jealousy of the Pink Ladies, she soon settles in after she rekindles a romance with an older boy she met on holiday, Vincent Vega. Mean, moody and magnificent, Vincent silences the Pink Ladies by inviting Sandy to the prom and shooting the envious girls in the face with his magnum. But can the mysterious Wolf clean up the mess before prom king and queen are announced?

Featuring the songs:

You're the One that I Want Dead
Look at Me, I'm Sam DeStefano
Coke on My Pillow
... And many, many more.

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Reservoir Blatter, Seb Blatter's plans to go undercover at FIFA go wrong when Mr. Pink realises they've got a rat on board. After a bloody shootout he's disowned by the FBI and faces a lengthy prison sentence.

(I think that might have actually happened.)

The King's Pirate

King George VI of England (Colin Firth) has a secret which leads him to doubt his ability to successfully lead his people: his ability to speak confidently in public due to a stammer that has blighted his days since birth. Convinced by his wife to seek professional help, he hires the unconventional Captain Hector Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) to train him to speak like a pirate. Soon the reluctant king is master of the airwaves, inspiring the Brits with his motivational wartime speeches... Aharrrr, my loyal subjects, 'tis anchors away and a flagon o' rum for him what slits that land lubber Hitler's gizzard!

The Thin Red Milk

U.S. Army Private Witt (Jim Caviezal) goes AWOL and is found and imprisoned on a troop carrier by his company First Sergeant, Harvey Milk (Sean Penn). The men of C Company are then brought to Guadalcanal as reinforcements and arrive near Hill 210, a key Japanese position. Their task is to capture the hill at all cost. To do so, Sergeant Milk opens a camera shop there and helps transform the area into a mecca for gays and lesbians from both sides. What happens next is a story about redemption, the meaninglessness of war and being fabulous, no matter what others think.

No Country for Old Goonies

Mikey Walsh (Sean Astin) suffers from asthma and, to make matters worse, he finds out he and his friends, the so-called Goonies, will soon be forced to split up because developers want to tear down their homes and build a golf course on the land where they live. Luckily, Mikey's wayward older brother, Llewelyn (Josh Brolin), a hunter, stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong and more than two million dollars in cash near the Rio Grande. Zany mayhem and slick ultra-violence ensue as The Fratellis and the mysterious Anton Chigurh hunt the Walsh boys and their Goonie friends. Will they be able to get the money back before the boys buy out their homes?

After he accidentally teleports and switches places with a big fly, Seth Brundle complains about genetically-engineered dinosaurs run amok and then dons a cowboy suit to help out Buckaroo Banzai in this Jeff Goldblum techno-farce.

The Scent of a Woman (on drugs)

Charlie, a student, agrees to look after a drug dealer (Al Pacino as Scarface) over Thanksgiving break to earn a little money for college. They end up in Miami with women and guns.

As an added bonus, when the Charlie returns to school, Truman Capote played by Phillip Seymour Hoffman, another student at the school almost gets him expelled until Scarface intervenes with his catch phrase, "Say hello to my little friend."

Replace Sissy Spacek's Loretta Lynn in "Coal Miner's Daughter" with Carrie from "Carrie":

Sissy Spacek stars as friendless high-schooler Loretta Lynn. If you have a taste for terror, and great country music, take Loretta to the prom.

Le Misérable Wolverine

Based on the classic novel by Victor Hugo and the classic Broadway stage show of the same name, this is the timeless musical, which tells the story of le Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), sent back in time by The X-Men to revolutionary France in a desperate effort to change history and prevent an event that results in doom for both humans and mutants. Unfortunately, le Wolverine is imprisoned for stealing adamantium from a market dealer. He escapes, however, and the police inspector, Javert (Russell Crowe), tries to hunt him down for breaking parole and wearing indecently tight Lycra trousers anachronistically. Le Wolverine tries to help a poor factory worker, Fantine, by saving her child, Cosette, from Sentinels who are holding her captive as a slave. Can le Wolverine make it back to his own time before Crowe's singing drives him to ram his claws into his own ears and jiggle them about in his brain?

Featuring the classic songs...
Mutant of the House
Look Down (From Asteroid M)
A Heart Full of X-Gene
... and many, many more.

Writer Jack Torrance can't handle the truth when he ends up testifying in a court martial case. Look for the scene with Helen Hunt where he claims to be Melvin Udall in this Jack Nicholson flick.

We Were Beavers

Brutal Vietnam War Comedy. This compelling war drama depicts the true story of the first major battle between the United States and North Vietnamese forces. It is a film about uncommon valor and nobility under fire, loyalty among soldiers, and the heroism and sacrifice of men and women both home and abroad. That and a beaver puppet.
Major Walter Black (Mel Gibson), in charge of Toy Company, is deeply depressed. His men hate him. When they finally throw him out of the barracks, Walter begins his final tailspin. Drunk and alone, Walter is about to commit suicide -- but is saved by the voice of a beaver puppet he found in a dumpster. Wearing the puppet on his hand, Walter speaks only through it and tries to get his men combat ready and his life back on track.
Watch out for the "Dead or alive, we will all come home together" speech, delivered to the nervous soldiers on the eve of their mobilisation through the mouth of the sock puppet. Hilarious.

Schindler's Taken

Holocaust Thriller. Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) is a tough ex-secret services man in Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia. When his best Jewish friends are taken by a gang of ruthless SS men, Schindler uses his very particular set of skills and the help of old associates to rip his way through the enemy ranks and become the leading cause of death in Eastern Europe. Watch out for the scene where he attaches electrodes to Hitler's nipples. Sieg help!