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All 23 Stephen Norrington Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of blockbuster films and innovative storytelling as we explore Stephen Norrington's impressive filmography. From action-packed epics to thought-provoking dramas, this roundup article provides an in-depth look at the director's most notable works, capturing the essence of his unique vision and artistic flair.
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Gremlins, released in 1984, is an iconic Christmas-themed comedy, fantasy, and horror film that takes a dark and humorous twist on the classic monster movie. Directed by Joe Dante and co-written by Chris Columbus, the movie follows a young man, Billy Peltzer, who inadvertently unleashes a horde of malevolently mischievous creatures known as mogwai on his unsuspecting hometown.
In the 1984 adventure drama 'Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes', an infant of a noble Scottish family is abandoned and left for dead in the African jungle. A band of gorillas, led by the wise and compassionate Kala (Helen Mirren), find and raise the child as their own, nurturing him into a strong, skilled, and proud young man.
Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of "Young Sherlock Holmes, " a captivating 1985 film that introduces audiences to the iconic detective at a young age. Nicholas Rowe perfectly embodies the young Sherlock as he investigates mysterious occurrences that lead to inexplicable deaths.
Dive into the magical world of Oz as Dorothy Gale finds herself whisked away once more in the enchanting movie, Return to Oz. The young girl, who was saved from a terrifying psychiatric experiment by an enigmatic girl, finds herself mysteriously drawn back into the heart and soul of a now-destroyed land. The once-beautiful Oz is now nothing more than a wasteland, ravaged by a cruel witch and her tyrannous Nome King.
In James Cameron's heart-pumping 1986 masterpiece "Aliens, " Ellen Ripley finds herself sent back into the unknown depths of space on a mission to re-establish contact with a terraforming colony. However, things quickly take a terrifying turn as Ripley discovers the Alien Queen has returned, wreaking havoc with her army of offspring.
Embark on a whimsical adventure with "The Witches" from 1990, directed by Nicolas Roeg and based on the beloved children's book by Roald Dahl. The story follows a young boy named Luke, played by Jasen Fisher, who stumbles upon a witch convention and becomes embroiled in a battle to save all the children trapped by these sinister creatures. In a thrilling twist of fate, Luke is transformed into a mouse but refuses to give up on his quest.
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"Hardware" is a chilling sci-fi thriller from 1990, directed by Richard Stanley. In a post-apocalyptic world, space marine Mo Baxter (played by Dylan McDermott) buys a robot head intending it as a Christmas gift for his reclusive girlfriend, Jill.
Alien³ is a riveting sci-fi horror action film that sees the return of Ellen Ripley, played by Sigourney Weaver, who crash-lands on the maximum-security Fiorina 161 prison. Little does she know, she brings an unwanted visitor into the facility - a deadly, shape-shifting Alien.
Prepare yourself for a thrilling journey through time as Waxwork II: Lost in Time unfolds in front of your eyes. In this 1992 sequel, our protagonists find themselves caught up in an epic battle against evil, aided only by a portal through time.
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In the not too distant future, London has been submerged in water due to global warming, and the city has become a haunting labyrinth of danger and intrigue. Detective Harley Stone, played by Rutger Hauer, is grieving the loss of his partner and determined to bring justice to the killer who tormented them both. However, as he delves deeper into the murky depths of the city, his pursuit of the truth takes a terrifying turn.
Death Machine, released in 1995, is a thrilling sci-fi action horror film directed by Stephen Norrington. The movie follows the story of a cunning inventor at Chaank Armaments Corp. who creates killer robots and cyborgs. After being fired by the new CEO, he unleashes his most deadly invention to exact his revenge.
In the not-so-distant future, the consequences of an ancestral mistake unfold on the big screen in "Hellraiser: Bloodline" (1996). As the 22nd century dawns, a brilliant scientist embarks on a chilling journey to undo the heinous work of his 18th-century forebear: the creation of a demon-summoning puzzle box.
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13. Blade (1998)
In the epic movie, "Blade" (1998), half-vampire and half-mortal man Eric "Blade" Brooks is on a mission to protect the human race and destroy the evil vampires who seek to dominate them. As a unique human vampire hybrid, Blade possesses incredible strength, speed, and agility, along with none of the traditional vampire weaknesses. Teaming up with Dr. Karen Jenson, a hematologist bitten by a vampire that he saves, and his mentor Abraham Whistler, Blade embarks on a journey to discover a way to control his insatiable thirst for blood.
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"The Last Minute" serves up a thrilling and suspenseful blend of drama, mystery, and thriller. In 2001, the world welcomed Billy Byrne, a young, talented singer on the brink of stardom. With dreams of chart-topping success, Byrne's life takes a darker turn as a devastating turn of events sets off a domino effect of drug addiction, street violence, and a web of secrets.
Step into an alternate Victorian Age world filled with fantasy, science fiction, and adventure as The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen unites a legendary cast of characters on a secret mission. In this thrilling tale, iconic literary giants like Allan Quatermain (Sean Connery), Captain Nemo (Naseeruddin Shah), and Dorian Gray (Stuart Townsend) join forces to combat dark forces threatening the world.
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"Exorcist: The Beginning" is a thrilling prequel to the iconic horror film, The Exorcist. Set in 1949, years before Father Lankester Merrin's encounters with the demon Pazuzu, the movie takes us on an exhilarating journey back in time to uncover the origins of this terrifying entity.
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"Blade: Trinity, " a sci-fi horror action movie released in 2004, follows the story of Blade, who now finds himself wanted by the FBI. He must form an alliance with the Nightstalkers to face his toughest enemy yet: Dracula.
In the world of glamour and fame, director Roger Avary takes us on a gripping journey with his 2004 film, Glitterati. This underground, independent drama delves into the lives of its dazzling cast of characters and offers a tantalizingly dark look at the superficial nature of the entertainment industry.
19. Feast (2005)
"Feast, " directed by John Gulager and written by Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, is a thrilling action-comedy horror film released in 2007. The story revolves around a group of patrons who find themselves locked inside a bar due to a freak accident. The twist? They are now forced to fight for their lives against a horde of monstrous creatures looking to make a feast of them. The film is filled with absurd violence, and the characters must rely on their wits and a few strategically placed guns to survive the night.
Embark on an enchanting adventure with Jack and the Beanstalk (2009), a charming family-friendly fantasy film that captivates audiences of all ages. Directed by Gary J. Tunnicliffe, this heartwarming tale follows Jack as he climbs the towering beanstalk to rescue a little girl who has been transformed into a magical harp.
Harbinger Down: A bone-chilling horror movie that explores the devastating effects of global warming, takes us to a remote outpost in the Bering Sea. Here, the crew of a trawler studying the impacts of climate change on a pod of whales makes a chilling discovery—a Soviet space shuttle submerged in the frigid waters, frozen in time.
"Minutes Past Midnight" - Unraveling the Thrills of Terror at the Stroke of Midnight
"American Jedi" is a gripping documentary film that takes its audience on a journey of self-discovery and redemption. The movie features three candidates for knighthood, each of whom must confront the painful, dark aspects of their past in order to join a genuine Jedi community. Directed by Laurent Malaquais and written by himself, the documentary delves deep into the emotional struggles and personal growth these individuals undergo as they seek acceptance and recognition.