Recently released from prison, Dix Handley gathers a team of small-time crooks to steal a fortune in jewels. The heist is a success until a stray bullet kills one of the men, and the rest of the gang let greed get the best of them.

A sportswriter (Dick Powell) forms a ring triangle with a fight manager's daughter (June Allyson) and her Mexican-American boxer (Ricardo Montalban).

A demoted reporter (George Brent) and his girlfriend (Brenda Marshall) seek to expose a crime kingpin.

A tough football coach (Pat O'Brien) takes his team and its singing star (Dick Powell) to the big game.

The winner of a talent contest travels to Hollywood but finds the road to stardom more difficult than he expected.

The Ambassadors perform in a lavish nightclub.

A jilted bridegroom (Robert Morse) and his bachelor best man (Robert Goulet) put to use the booked suite at a Caribbean resort.

In the laundry area clothing comes to life and they sing songs, dance and play; when a cat breaks a porcelain statuette of the Miller's daughter, a boy statue struggles to repair her and rescue her; little bugs sing song verses of Honeymoon Hotel.

A married Frenchman (Alec Guinness) has a farcical rendezvous with his next-door neighbor's (Robert Morley) wife (Gina Lollobrigida).

An escapee (Helmut Dantine) from Dachau, an actress (Andrea King) and others hide in a grand hotel as the Third Reich falls.

An Austrian medical student (James Mason) is mistaken for a Nazi spy at a hotel on the prewar Riviera.

The manager (Rod Taylor) of a posh New Orleans hotel handles a hostile takeover, a scandal and a thief (Karl Malden).

Porky opens a café and gets knocked around from pot to pan.

A ballerina (Greta Garbo), baron (John Barrymore), stenographer (Joan Crawford), bookkeeper and tycoon check into Berlin's Grand Hotel.

An Indiana lineman (Richard Dreyfuss) and other UFO-sighters, beleaguered by earlier incidents, finally have documented contact with space aliens.

In the future a cutting-edge android in the form of a boy (Haley Joel Osment) embarks on a journey to discover his true nature.

In the future, criminals are caught before the crimes they commit, but one of the officers in the special unit is accused of one such crime and sets out to prove his innocence.

A suburban couple's (Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams) little girl is drawn from her bedroom into a nightmarish other dimension.

Boston socialite Abigail Chandler dreams of singing with the Metropolitan Opera but secretly takes a job singing at a beer hall in the Bowery in order to pay for voice lessons.

A sailor (Van Johnson) from a rich family meets a nightclub-singing sister act (June Allyson, Gloria DeHaven) in wartime New York.

Based on the story by Louisa May Alcott. The four March sisters forge unbreakable emotional ties during the Civil War.

A New England farmer (Judy Garland) lets a dancer's (Gene Kelly) troupe use her barn in exchange for help with the chores.

A dress designer (Myrna Loy) falls for a lazy artist (William Powell) after deeming him unworthy of her sister (Florence Rice).

A theater critic (Cary Grant) learns his two elderly aunts serve poisoned elderberry wine to lonely gentlemen callers.

A judge (Myrna Loy) orders a playboy (Cary Grant) to date her infatuated teenage sister (Shirley Temple) to cure the girl's crush on him.

A clergyman (Gene Hackman) leads survivors of a capsized luxury liner through the ship's innards to its highest point.

A Navy captain (David Carradine) uses his experimental Snark to reach a nuclear submarine stuck on an ocean ledge.

A ship's officer (Kenneth More) sees disaster as the Titanic hits an iceberg and slowly sinks on its 1912 maiden voyage.

Troubles aboard a captain's (George Sanders) sinking liner include a man's (Robert Stack) wife (Dorothy Malone) trapped with her head above water.

Salvagers (Michael Caine, Sally Field) seeking cash and a madman (Telly Savalas) seeking plutonium are trapped with survivors in an upside-down ocean liner.

Masters Schofield (Leon Janney) and Williams reluctantly admit obnoxious Rodney into their secret boys club.

An actress (Joan Blondell) gets an aspiring actor (Stuart Erwin) a role in a Western comedy.

Old Mr. Cohen (Paul Graetz) simply walks away from his London department store, leaving his sons to run it.

A newswoman (Glenda Farrell) catches counterfeiters who have buffaloed the police (Barton MacLane, Tom Kennedy).

A telephone operator (Jean Parker) plays homicide detective with her boyfriend (Peter Cookson), making it harder for the police.

Robert Louis Stevenson's hero David Balfour (Roddy McDowall) joins rebel Alan Breck Stewart (Dan O'Herlihy) in 18th-century Scotland.

Ambitious newsboy Slip Mahoney (Leo Gorcey) longs to be a sports writer and tries to prove himself by following up a tip on a crooked gambling scheme.

Slip and the gang (Bowery Boys) run an escort service next door to thieves tunneling into a bank.

The Bowery Boys (Bowery Boys) open a nightclub after Sach has his tonsils out and wakes up with a singing voice.

Slip and the gang (Bowery Boys) have a new fuel for race cars, and a crooked gambler (Bob Lowry) wants it.

Spike Lee's account of erupting racial tensions on a summer afternoon in a predominantly black Brooklyn neighborhood.

An aspiring filmmaker (Winona Ryder) follows the paths of her friends after they graduate from college in Texas.

Filmmaker Richard Linklater uses a string of mostly amateur actors to show varieties of a type: the new bohemian.

High school student Haruna stands between her gay friend Ichiro and her bully boyfriend, whose taunting of Ichiro has become physical.

An innocent teen (Daryl Hannah) gets wild with a motorcycle rebel (Aidan Quinn) from the wrong side of their steel-mill town.

A Las Vegas car-parker (Rob Lowe) plows into Oxford, where he chases girls (Ally Sheedy, Amanda Pays) and goes out for crew.

A 60-ish Maine shipbuilder (Frank Morgan) and his 30-ish father (Keenan Wynn) provide for their family from the hereafter.

Three tycoons play Cupid for a couple (Richard Carlson, Jean Parker) on Christmas Eve, then guide them from the hereafter.

A New Englander (James Craig) sells his soul to a Mr. Scratch (Walter Huston) and needs Daniel Webster (Edward Arnold) on his side in hell's court.

A sleeping trumpet player dreams that he is a heaven-sent angel whose mystical horn will signal Armageddon.

A Budapest banker (Nelson Eddy) dreams of marrying an angel (Jeanette MacDonald), after meeting her earthly double.

A girl's ghost (Joan Blondell) wants Cosmo Topper (Roland Young) to find the hooded man who stabbed her but meant to stab her friend (Carole Landis).

A GI (Robert Young) billets in a relative's (Margaret O'Brien) castle, haunted by a cowardly 300-year-old ghost (Charles Laughton).

A boy (John Howard Davies) foresees racetrack winners to get his selfish mother (Valerie Hobson) out of debt.

A woman's fiancé persuades her to con a man out of the fortune they mistakenly assume he possesses.

An insurance investigator (Edmond O'Brien) finds a woman (Ava Gardner) behind an ex-boxer's (Burt Lancaster) murder.

A sideshow barker (Tyrone Power) goes from mind reader to society spiritualist, then to carnival geek.

A U.S. private eye (Robert Mitchum) invades the Japanese underworld with a martial-arts swordsman (Takakura Ken).

A New York police detective with a bedridden wife hunts a killer who uses a mountaineer's ice ax.

The editor (Tony Curtis) of a scandal magazine targets a psychologist (Natalie Wood) and her sex-studies institute.

A daydreaming dramatist and his beloved persevere through hard times in the hope that one of his plays will be a hit.

To save Batman, Robin allows himself to be captured by the Wizard's men.

The ape man (Mike Henry), his pet lion and chimp Cheetah rid Brazil of a killer cult.

The fastest mouse in all of Mexico makes his way to iTunes in this exclusive collection of 15 Looney Tunes shorts; produced and directed from 1953 to 1964 by animator Fritz Freleng, the comic-adventures of Speedy Gonzales are not to be missed.

Bugs is a hapless court jester who sneaks into the villain's castle while Black Knight Sam is snoozing.

A Barbary Coast gambler (Clark Gable) loves his new saloon singer (Jeanette MacDonald), then loses her in the 1906 earthquake panic.

A fire-scarred sculptor uses horrible methods to restore the marvelous wax creations his crippled hands cannot.

A disguised Nazi officer (Rod Taylor) seeks D-Day data from a drugged U.S. major (James Garner) in what looks like a U.S. hospital.

A gumshoe (Steve Martin) hunts a Nazi (Carl Reiner) for a svelte client (Rachel Ward) and meets rough characters clipped from 1940s films.

An aging Roman streetwalker (Giulietta Masina) meets a movie star (Amedeo Nazzari) and a man (François Perier) who says he loves her.

An exiled Paris chef (Stéphane Audran) enlightens two pious Danish sisters who forsook romance and fame.

Hired to marry a woman (Belinda Lee), a drunken man (Dane Clark) wakes up with a bloody coat, no wife and a dead father-in-law.

A playwright/actor (Wallace Shawn) and a playwright/director (Andre Gregory) have a deep discussion in a restaurant.

An insurance detective (Warren Oates) tries to catch a Houston computer whiz (Ryan O'Neal) who moonlights as a cat burglar.

An Englishman (Laurence Olivier) kills his lover's (Vivien Leigh) husband and plans to give himself up, but his barrister brother (Leslie Banks) objects.

British naval hero Lord Nelson's (Laurence Olivier) affair with another man's (Alan Mowbray) wife (Vivien Leigh) ends at Trafalgar in 1805.

Hired to marry a woman (Belinda Lee), a drunken man (Dane Clark) wakes up with a bloody coat, no wife and a dead father-in-law.

An actress (Carole Lombard) deserts the Broadway director (John Barrymore) who bolstered her career, then meets him on the Chicago-New York express.

A California housewife (Ellen Burstyn) and a married New Jersey accountant (Alan Alda) have an annual affair for 26 years, starting in 1951.

Sailors Gabey (Gene Kelly), Chip (Frank Sinatra) and Ozzie have 24 hours to meet pretty women and see the sights of New York.

Married lawyers (Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn) clash in and out of court over a woman's (Judy Holliday) right to shoot her husband and his lover.

A corporate climber (Jack Lemmon), whose boss (Fred MacMurray) and others use his apartment for hanky-panky, aids a young woman (Shirley MacLaine).

A would-be yuppie (Michael J. Fox) from Kansas sorts mail in Manhattan but pretends to be a corporate executive.

A restless young man in rural Kansas dreams of being a hero like the Three Musketeers.

An out-of-work Laplander (Turo Pajala) seeks his dark destiny in a white Cadillac convertible.

Fanny's (Orane Demazis) son learns that Marius (Pierre Fresnay) is his father and Cesar (Raimu) is his grandfather, ending the Marseille trilogy.

A talent agent (Pat O'Brien) steers a singing hotel porter (James Melton) away from the opera to radio fame.

Gambler/dancer Lucky (Fred Astaire) falls for dance teacher Penny (Ginger Rogers) while engaged to Margaret.

A returned GI (Frank Sinatra), a British nobleman (Peter Lawford), a school janitor and a teacher (Kathryn Grayson) make music together.

A district attorney (William Powell) condemns his boyhood buddy, a racketeer (Clark Gable) whose crime saves his bid for governor.

An innocent upstater (Jane Fonda) visits her airline-pilot brother (Cliff Robertson) and meets a stranger (Rod Taylor) she tries to seduce.

A New Yorker's (James Mason) mistress (Ava Gardner) drives his wife (Barbara Stanwyck) to a war hero; then someone kills the mistress.

A Manhattan single (Amy Irving) meets a man (Peter Riegert) through her Jewish grandmother's (Reizl Bozyk) matchmaker.

Two sisters (Lana Turner, Joan Blondell) share romance and a nightclub stage with a song-and-dance man (George Murphy).

A brash young cowboy gets off the bus in Phoenix and courts a café singer.

The blonde (Marilyn Monroe) upstairs gives a man (Tom Ewell) ideas, especially with his wife (Evelyn Keyes) gone for the summer.

A blonde (Marilyn Monroe) and her lover plot to kill her edgy husband (Joseph Cotten) at Niagara Falls.

An artist (Melvyn Douglas) moves in with a magazine editor (Myrna Loy) whose job depends on the pretense of a husband.

Though confident that he's destined for success, a young man (James Murray) becomes an anonymous failure.

Alice wins a free trip to Hollywood and dreams about her arrival.

Framed for murder, a cowboy (Tim Holt) and his Irish-Mexican sidekick (Richard Martin) escape for justice.

A cowboy (Tim Holt) and his Irish-Mexican sidekick (Richard Martin) cancel a forged Spanish land-grant.

A cowboy (Tim Holt) stops cattle thieves and saves a woman (Joan Barclay) in distress.

A cowboy and his sidekicks catch an outlaw posing as the U.S. marshal.

An undercover marshal (Tim Holt) catches crooks posing as vigilantes.

A banker's son (Tim Holt) tries to clear his dead father's name.

Ranchers who are being cheated out of their water rights decide to bypass the courts and seek their own justice.

A cowboy (Tim Holt) and his Mexican-Irish sidekick (Richard Martin) become a law-woman's (Linda Douglas) deputies.

Cowhands Tim and Chito are told that a man named Matt Potter killed Sam Martin, but as they investigate the crime, they find that no one has ever heard of Matt Potter.

A Roughrider returns to his father's ranch, then sets out on his own.

Two stage-line operators (Tim Holt, Richard Martin) learn their passenger to Mexico is an outlaw with loot.

Two cowboys (Tim Holt, Richard Martin) seek jewels and silver hijacked en route from Arizona to Mexico.

George (Jim Hutton) and Isabel (Jane Fonda) marry and plan to stop to see Ralph and his wife, Dorothea, on the way to Florida. When they arrive and see the tension between Ralph and Dorothea, they try to help patch up the troubled marriage.

Two New Orleans sisters meddle with their brother (Dean Martin) and his child bride (Yvette Mimieux).

Two rich Manhattan schoolgirls (Tippy Walker, Merrie Spaeth) become infatuated with a pianist (Peter Sellers) and follow him around.

A New England missionary (Max von Sydow) and his bride (Julie Andrews) bring Christianity to 1820s Hawaii.

A police detective (Edward Arnold) uses fluorescent powder to catch a pickpocket (Selena Royle) and her gang.

A sculptor turns flying-corps ace in World War I France to show his fiancée he's not a coward.

Propaganda leads to tragedy for a German-American professor (Otto Kruger) and his rich wife (Barbara Stanwyck) during World War I.

An ex-convict (James Cagney) turns New York tabloid photographer and courts a policeman's daughter (Patricia Ellis).

Two dam-builders (Robert Young, Ralph Bellamy) meet a feisty Ozarks faith healer (Katharine Hepburn).

An incognito Hollywood star (Carole Lombard) in Paris meets a penniless nobleman (Fernand Gravey) who follows her to London.

A squadron commander (Fred MacMurray) tests a high-altitude suit developed by Navy doctors (Errol Flynn, Ralph Bellamy) to prevent blackout.

A teenager (Jane Powell) discovers her big sister (Constance Moore) is a stripper and meets a Broadway producer (Ralph Bellamy) who can help them.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Ralph Bellamy) fights polio and enters politics with his wife, Eleanor (Greer Garson).

San Francisco's fire chief (Steve McQueen) faces a burning skyscraper whose architect (Paul Newman) and builder (William Holden) are trapped with a party on the top floor.

An architect (Charlton Heston) tries to rescue his estranged wife (Ava Gardner) and find his mistress after an earthquake hits Los Angeles.

A dying scientist (Dana Andrews) and his team drill for magma, crack the globe and try to fix it with a nuclear bomb.

A U.S. scientist (Sean Connery) and a Soviet scientist try to stop a 5-mile-wide asteroid from hitting Earth.