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A lifelong battle between two neighbors that only gets worse when a new female neighbor moves across the street.

A rebellious young woman is forced to return to her country home thanks to forced home detention program. Living with her small-town-minded mother and stepfather seems like a fate worse than death until she begins to suspect that something malevolent may be in house as well.

A woman and a man travel to eight countries in 21 days without changing clothes. The couple jumps from city to city using almost every mode of transportation on earth: an old train along the Turkish coast, a giant ferry across the Aegean, a cramped bus through the Balkans, a series of hitches through Croatia, a flight to Edinburgh and a pair of bikes in London.

A single mom has two kids: one being bullied and the other a math whiz. When the latter is presented with a once-in-a-lifetime educational opportunity on the other side of the country, the mom procures the help of her obnoxious tech millionaire employer and everyone, including the dog, sets out on a road trip that changes their lives.

In 2007, a woman juggling motherhood with a career on Wall Street must deal with the impending financial crisis while raising three children.

A recently unemployed suburban dad's brother dies and leaves behind a dry cleaning business. He discovers that the business is a front for a prostitution ring, takes it over and starts yuppifying it -- giving the girls 401(k)s and health benefits -- and bringing on his wife to help run things. When a rival madam finds out about the burgeoning operation, she threatens to take them down.

Speedy Gonzales, a misunderstood boy who is also the fastest mouse in all of Mexico, comes from a family that works in a very meticulous setting, and he's a little too fast for what they do. He makes a mess of everything, so he has to go out in the world to find what he's good at. Speedy's path in life becomes clearer once he befriends a gun-shy race-car driver.

Three young women–one seeking a way out of her small town, one returning to the moneyed enclave she visited when her family had money, and one looking for love–agree to oversee the four indulged, unsupervised children of a family vacationing in the Hamptons.

Matthew McConaughey plays a barroom fighter in New Orleans who hires himself out for $250 to settle disputes for people who can't afford a lawyer. Harsh language and quick fists are his weapons of choice.

Set in 1970s, a friendship is forged between two single women living together who take in a man as a roommate. To keep the arrangement all good with the landlords, the trio concocts a story saying the man had no ill intentions towards the women because he is gay.

A pompous travel-show host, Brian North, is in a plane crash while on assignment in India. When he awakes from a coma two years later, he discovers he had reconstructive surgery and that everyone in New York thinks he is dead. He returns to Manhattan to win back his family by proving he's a changed man.

More adventures with famed Wedding Crashers John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey. The last time around they were headed down the aisle themselves with the Clearly sisters.

Revolves around the Acme Corporation, a purveyor of crazy and outlandish products.

The story centers on a man who inherits $1 million from a rich grandfather. When a rich uncle who hated the grandfather also passes away, the will leaves the young man $7 million -- but under the condition he spends the grandfather's million within a year and not end up with any assets from the spending spree.

BuzzFeed editor Matt Stopera has his iPhone stolen in 2014. Unbeknownst to him, the iPhone makes its way across the continent, across the Pacific and into China, and a year later, random pictures began appearing on his photo stream, including a number of photos of a serious-looking man in front of an orange tree. The story eventually goes viral.