It wasn’t easy, but I think I found three suitable answers.
No Contest
Tweed plays an action hero
Detroit Rock City
Road trip to see KISS
Hot Dog…The Movie
Skiing, hockey, and hot tubs
Next: Movies with Playboy bunnies
Lover Come Back
Cary Grant, clients with Bunnies
Americathon
Dorothy Stratten escorts Meat Loaf
Legally Blonde
Reese dresses as a Bunny
Next up:
Movies about puritanical lifestyles
I was hoping you’d pick Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death. She plays a college professor who teaches women’s studies. But, your answer.
The Scarlet Letter (1908)
First, silent version of story.
The Scarlet Letter (1934)
The one with Colleen Moore.
The Scarlet Letter (1995)
The latest, with Demi Moore.
Movies with Martians
Movies with Martians
Mars Attacks
Earth’s only hope? Whitman’s yodeling
Spaced Invaders
Dopey Martians invade dopey town
My Favorite Martian
Remake was not audience’s favorite
Next: Movies with Aliens on Earth
The Day the Earth Stood Still
1951, 2008 versions: see 1951.
War of the Worlds
Another movie didn’t need remaking.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Please keep Richard Dreyfuss. Please.
NEXT: Australian movies
NEXT: Australian movies
Mad Max
Max, Goose versus the Toe-Cutter
The Man From Snowy River
He came back for Jess
Crocodile Dundee
Knife? Now that’s a knife!
Next: Movies set in Mexico
El Mariachi
Robert Rodriguez’s eye-catching directorial debut
Born in East LA
Mexican-American citizen renditioned to Mexico
Apocalypto
About as accurate as Braveheart
Next: Very Historically-Inaccurate Movies
Argo
Not exactly how it happened
300
Persian forces were better equipped
Inglorious Basterds
Tarantino’s World War 2 revision
Next: Movies with people walking… a lot
The Book of Eli
It’s the Bible all along
The Road
Man and boy post-apocalyptic trudge
A Boy and His Dog
Not much driving after apocalypse*
Next: Movies Without a Lot of Walking (ie, set primarily in one location)
Dave
Zany hijinks in White House
1776
“Hot as hell in Philadelphia!”
Downfall
Adolf mostly stuck in bunker
Next up:
Films that gave rise to memes
Race to Witch Mountain
The Rock glancing behind him
The Matrix
“What if I told you…”
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
“Oh please, continue your argument…”
Next: Movies with your favorite villain
The Last of the Mohicans
Wes Studi terrifying as Magua
Star Wars: Rogue One
Vader at his scariest here
Breaker Morant
Kitchener, perhaps unfairly, is baddie
Next up:
Movies centered on antiheroes
High Plains Drifter
The Man with No Name
Death Wish
Everyone cheered for Charles Bronson
Deadpool
Ryan Reynolds is finally cool
Next: Actors in blackface
Yike! don’t know about this topic; however, it is unfortunately possible to find three.
Birth of a Nation
“Black” characters are white actors.
Holiday Inn
Beloved movie, beloved actors…yikes!
Be Kind, Rewind
This movie is from 2008!
NEXT: Movies that help move forward careers of black people in Hollywood, either specifically, or in general.
I stumbled across lists of movies in this category on IMDB, Screen Rant and Mental Floss, but none mentioned Silver Streak, one of my favorite movies of the 1970s; in a memorable scene Gene Wilder wore dark brown shoe polish to “pass” as a Black person.
Or this, from freakin’ 1986: Soul Man (film) - Wikipedia
Movies that help move forward careers of black people in Hollywood, either specifically, or in general.
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Sidney Poitier as perfect boyfriend
Glory
Black soldiers’ heroism stirringly shown
Deep Impact
Of course Morgan Freeman’s presidential
Next up:
Movies with a key unnamed character
Fight Club
Edward Norton’s name isn’t Jack
A Fistful of Dollars
Eastwood famously has no name
Zombieland
Place names only will suffice
Next: Biblical Epics
The Silver Chalice
Paul Newman apologized in ad
Ben-Hur
Five movie versions so far!
The Ten Commandments
DeMille’s remake, 29 years later
Next:
Films that are unintentionally funny
Reefer Madness
The Devil weed’ll get ya!
Plan 9 From Outer Space
Not supposed to be funny…
Jaws 3-D
By now, it’s just ridiculous
Next: Terrible movie sequels