Movies where children attempt to exercise agency over their lives
- My Sister’s Keeper
- Disney’s Robin Hood
- North
- Irreconcilable Differences
- Despicable Me
- Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead
- The Parent Trap
Movies where children attempt to exercise agency over their lives
- My Sister’s Keeper
- Disney’s Robin Hood
- North
- Irreconcilable Differences
- Despicable Me
- Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead
- The Parent Trap
- The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
Movies where children attempt to exercise agency over their lives
- My Sister’s Keeper
- Disney’s Robin Hood
- North
- Irreconcilable Differences
- Despicable Me
- Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead
- The Parent Trap
- The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
- Matilda: The Musical
Movies where children attempt to exercise agency over their lives
- My Sister’s Keeper
- Disney’s Robin Hood
- North
- Irreconcilable Differences
- Despicable Me
- Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead
- The Parent Trap
- The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
- Matilda: The Musical
- Paper Moon
Existential Crises
- Seconds
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
A great sf noir mystery.
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
- The Matrix
Agree about Dark City. Definitely worth searching for.
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
- The Matrix
- Fight Club
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
- The Matrix
- Fight Club
- Synecdoche, New York
Existential Crises
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
- The Matrix
- Fight Club
- Synecdoche, New York
- Donnie Darko
- Seconds
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Vanilla Sky
- Birdman
- Dark City
- The Matrix
- Fight Club
- Synecdoche, New York
- Donnie Darko
- Before Sunset
NEXT: movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
- Rush (1991 crime drama starring Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh as two narcotics agents who become addicted to the junk they’re supposed to be fighting; 2013 docu-drama directed by Ron Howard about the rivalry between 1970s F1 drivers Nikki Lauda and James Hunt.)
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Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
- Rush (1991 crime drama starring Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh as two narcotics agents who become addicted to the junk they’re supposed to be fighting; 2013 docu-drama directed by Ron Howard about the rivalry between 1970s F1 drivers Nikki Lauda and James Hunt.)
- Jack Frost (1988, Michael Keaton dies in a car accident and comes back in a snowman thanks to a magic harmonica; 1997 slasher movie about a killer who genetically fuses with snow and goes on a killing spree)
Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
- Rush (1991 crime drama starring Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh as two narcotics agents who become addicted to the junk they’re supposed to be fighting; 2013 docu-drama directed by Ron Howard about the rivalry between 1970s F1 drivers Nikki Lauda and James Hunt.)
- Jack Frost (1988, Michael Keaton dies in a car accident and comes back in a snowman thanks to a magic harmonica; 1997 slasher movie about a killer who genetically fuses with snow and goes on a killing spree)
- Crash (1996, directed by David Cronenberg; 2004, directed by Paul Haggis)
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh: complicated silent melodrama, at which Mae Marsh excelled. Marsh spends most of the film in drag because she’s been raised as a boy by her misogynous grandfather; the title is because she’s a talented musician who makes a living busking around the wharfs; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips: Phillips’ straight-cop brother is killed by dirty cops, and he uses his own criminal connections to go after them)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
- Rush (1991 crime drama starring Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh as two narcotics agents who become addicted to the junk they’re supposed to be fighting; 2013 docu-drama directed by Ron Howard about the rivalry between 1970s F1 drivers Nikki Lauda and James Hunt.)
- Jack Frost (1988, Michael Keaton dies in a car accident and comes back in a snowman thanks to a magic harmonica; 1997 slasher movie about a killer who genetically fuses with snow and goes on a killing spree)
- Crash (1996, directed by David Cronenberg; 2004, directed by Paul Haggis)
adding plot details to #1, since everyone else included them
Movies with the same title that are completely unrelated
- The Wharf Rat (1916, starring Mae Marsh: complicated silent melodrama, at which Mae Marsh excelled. Marsh spends most of the film in drag because she’s been raised as a boy by her misogynous grandfather; the title is because she’s a talented musician who makes a living busking around the wharfs; 1995 starring Lou Diamond Phillips: Phillips’ straight-cop brother is killed by dirty cops, and he uses his own criminal connections to go after them)
- Frozen (2010 thriller film in which three friends are stuck on a skilift; 2013 Disney film with a magic queen and her normal princess sister)
- Betrayal (1983, drama/romance with Jeremy Irons and Ben Kingsley; 2003 Thriller about a mob assassin escaping LA)
- Rush (1991 crime drama starring Jason Patric and Jennifer Jason Leigh as two narcotics agents who become addicted to the junk they’re supposed to be fighting; 2013 docu-drama directed by Ron Howard about the rivalry between 1970s F1 drivers Nikki Lauda and James Hunt.)
- Jack Frost (1988, Michael Keaton dies in a car accident and comes back in a snowman thanks to a magic harmonica; 1997 slasher movie about a killer who genetically fuses with snow and goes on a killing spree)
- Crash (1996, directed by David Cronenberg, about car crashes as a sexual fetish; 2004, directed by Paul Haggis, a crime drama with thematic elements dealing with racism.)
Adding details as well.