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The First Time (2012)

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)

Underworld: Awakening (2012)

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Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) You've Been Given Ten Milligrams

Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) In Unfamiliar Surroundings

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The First Time (2012)

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)

Underworld: Awakening (2012)

The Green Hornet (2011)

The Next Three Days (2010)

Dear John (2010)

True Grit (2010)

Valentine's Day (2010)

Fired Up! (2009)

Year of Getting to Know Us (2008)

Because I Said So (2007)

Stick It (2006)

Just Like Heaven (2005)

The Clearing (2004)

Minority Report (2002)

I Am Sam (2001)

The Next Best Thing (2000)

Thick As Thieves (1999)

A Smile Like Yours (1997)

The Truth About Cats and Dogs (1996)

The Evening Star (1996)

Empire Records (1995)

Roommates (1995)

Airheads (1994)

Next Door (1994)

Someone She Knows (1994)

Josh and S.A.M. (1993)

Twenty Bucks (1993)

The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag (1992)

Meet the Applegates (1991)

Runaway Father (1991)

The Killing Mind (1991)

Little Man Tate (1991)

The Boyfriend School (1990)

Disorganized Crime (1989)

Blood Red (1989)

The Final Days (1989)

Heathers (1988)

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The Wizard Of Loneliness (1988)

Dirty Dancing (1987)

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Animal Behavior (1989)

House of Games (1987)

No Mercy (1986)

The Night They Saved Christmas (1984)

Paris, Texas (1984)

Production Companies (Feature Film)

The Big Easy (1986)

Misc. Crew (Feature Film)

Fighting with My Family (2018)

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Think Like a Man Too (2014)

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Happy Campers (2001)

The Sunchaser (1996)

Highway to Hell (1992)

Zandalee (1991)

Full Moon in Blue Water (1988)

Sound (Special)

Only Sin Deep (1989)

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Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) You've Been Given Ten Milligrams Unbridled corporate scientists, Donald Moffat as McPherson, with Richard Dysart, Michael C. Gwynne, Matt Clark as technician Gerhard and Joan Hackett as Dr. Ross, with their post-surgical patient, the title character, George Segal as psychotic computer genius Harry, delight at their ability to control his laughter, then contain his seizure, in The Terminal Man, 1974.

Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) In Unfamiliar Surroundings Psychiatrist Ross (Joan Hackett) lectures an absurdly large assemblage of colleagues about her patient (George Segal as the title character, psychotic computer genius Harry Benson) before his radical brain surgery procedure, Mike Hodges directing from his script based on the Michael Crichton novel, in The Terminal Man, 1974.

Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) He's Very Heavily Sedated As violent psychotic computer scientist Harry (George Segal, title character) is prepared for experimental brain surgery, one of his doctors (Michael C. Gwynne as Morris) receives unexpected visitor Angela (Jill Clayburgh, in one of her first movie roles), while a nurse (Dee Carroll) reads a disturbing report, in The Terminal Man, 1974, directed by Mike Hodges.

Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Movie Clip) Open, Where Psycho-Surgery Is Concerned An unexplained shot of a helicopter, then photos of the title character (George Segal) and family in a forensic context, as doctor Donald Moffat, P-R man James B. Sikking and surgeon Richard Dysart converse in a rooftop L-A restaurant, opening director and screenwriter Mike Hodges’ adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel, The Terminal Man, 1974.

Phantom Carriage, The (1922) -- (Movie Clip) I Can't Believe It's You In a Stockholm cemetery, near midnight on New Year’s Eve, David (director and screenwriter Victor Sjostrom) is accidentally killed by fellow drunks trying to get him to attend to family business, invoking the legend, and deceased Georges (Tore Svennberg) appears, in The Phantom Carriage, 1922.

Phantom Carriage, The (1922) -- (Movie Clip) Whoever Dies On This Eve Director and screenwriter Victor Sjostrom plays ne’er-do-well David, in a flashback recalling his dissolute mentor Georges (Tore Svennberg), who introduces the story of the deathly vehicle, ending the first segment of social commentary-horror hybrid, The Phantom Carriage, 1922.

Get Carter (1971) -- (Movie Clip) They're Killers, Just Like You Director Mike Hodges shows London gangsters Sid (John Bindon) and Gerald (Terence Rigby) Fletcher, the latter with wife (Britt Ekland), watching porn from Newcastle, discouraging employee Jack (Michael Caine, title character) from going there on personal business, opening Get Carter, 1971.

Get Carter (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Why The Hell Aren't You Here? At the train station is his hometown, Newcastle, London gangster Michael Caine (title character) takes a call from the girlfriend of his maybe-murdered brother, whom he expected would meet him, then visiting her home, and the deceased, in Get Carter, 1971, from the Ted Lewis novel.

Get Carter (1971) -- (Movie Clip) He's As Calm As Gentle Jesus Gangster Michael Caine (title character), home in Newcastle from London, admirably calm when Doreen (Petra Markham), teen daughter of his likely-murdered brother, turns up for the funeral, offering her an escape and meeting mourners (Alun Armstrong, Godfrey Quigley), in Get Carter, 1971.

Get Carter (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Death In The Family Director Mike Hodges on location at the Newcastle Racecourse, Gosforth Park, Michael Caine (title character, a London crook investigating his brother’s killing), when the guy he's after (Glynn Edwards) escapes, intimidates old frenemy Eric (Ian Hendry) instead, in Get Carter, 1971.

Pulp (1972) -- (Movie Clip) Death Rattle In Paperback A local political campaign in the background, gangster Dinuccio (Lionel Stander) is filling in hired hard-boiled fiction writer Mickey (Michael Caine) on the ghost writing job, Lizabeth Scott, in her first movie for 15 years, staging events outside, in Mike Hodges' Pulp, 1972.

Pulp (1972) -- (Movie Clip) That Happens To All Actors At a ruin on Malta, low-rent writer Mickey (Michael Caine) discovers that his contact for a secret ghost-writing gig is Nadia Cassini, and his subject is mobbed-up retired actor Gilbert (Mickey Rooney), fixer Dinuccio (Lionel Stander) their ride, in Mike Hodges' Pulp, 1972.

Terminal Man, The (1974) -- (Original Trailer) Theatrical trailer for director Mike Hodges’ 1974 adaptation, co-written with the original novelist Michael Crichton, of The Terminal Man, starring George Segal, with Joan Hackett, Richard Dysart and Jill Clayburgh.

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