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All 25 Roger Aaron Brown Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Roger Aaron Brown as we present a roundup of his most memorable movies. From heartwarming dramas to gripping thrillers, discover the magic of Brown's acting talents in this must-read movie guide.
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"Foster & Laurie, " set in the gritty city of New York, is a thrilling crime drama focusing on the unbreakable bond between two police officers, one white and one black. From the opening scene, where the duo faces an ambush from a deadly group of black revolutionaries, viewers can't help but feel the tension on the screen. The story unfolds as a determined hunt for the killers ensues, with officers Foster and Laurie relentlessly following leads to bring justice back to the streets of the metropolis.
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In the captivating 1979 film Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Admiral James T. Kirk resumes his command of the revamped USS Enterprise to intercept an alien spacecraft of unparalleled power that is headed straight for Earth.
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First Family, released in 1980, is a comedy film starring the talented Bob Newhart as President Manfred Link. Buck Henry, the seasoned funnyman behind gems like "Heaven Can Wait" and "The Graduate, " directs this zany spectacle.
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"Sins of the Past" is a gripping drama that takes viewers on a thrilling journey of survival and justice. The movie, released in 1984, follows a group of call girls who leave their dangerous lifestyle behind after a member of their circle is brutally murdered.
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5. Cobra (1986)
In the fast-paced, action-packed thriller "Cobra", Sylvester Stallone plays a tough-as-nails street cop tasked with protecting the only surviving witness to a bizarre and deadly cult. As the body count rises and the cult's sinister plans come to light, our hero must use all his strength and cunning to take down the lethal Nightslasher, who is always one step ahead.
"Near Dark" (1987) is a chilling horror film directed by Kathryn Bigelow and written by Eric Red. The movie follows the life of a small-town farmer's son, Caleb Colby, who is bitten by a seductive drifter and reluctantly joins a group of nomadic vampires. As Caleb navigates this shadowy world, he embarks on a quest to find a cure for his newfound vampirism and to protect his estranged father.
In a thrilling turn of events set in the year 1988, Earth receives its first contact with an extraterrestrial civilization, the Newcomers. Following a three-year quarantine, these aliens begin to integrate into human society in 1991.
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Action Jackson (1988) delivers a thrilling blend of action, comedy, and crime, with a plot revolving around a relentless Detroit cop's quest for vengeance. The movie pushes the boundaries with its R-rated grittiness, setting the stage for an explosive confrontation between the protagonist and a ruthless auto tycoon, who manipulates his way to eliminate all competition. As the protagonist delves deeper into the dangerous world of corporate espionage, intrigue, and deception, he encounters a myriad of characters, including union leaders, businessmen, mistresses, and deadly assassins.
Meet Jim Taggart, a down-on-his-luck U. S. actor who lands a lucrative role in South America's Parador. Yet, things take a drastic turn when the dreaded dictator dies, and Jim gets roped into impersonating him. As the curtain falls, it seems that this stage is the only place where the pair can change Parador's destiny. But to do so, they must navigate through a web of deception and hidden plots.
In the gritty world of a dystopian Los Angeles, a human cop plagued by deep-seated prejudice must find common ground with his alien partner. The unlikely duo must overcome both their personal biases and extraterrestrial threats to solve a complex and dangerous drug conspiracy.
Unleash the terror with "Maniac Cop 2, " the horrifying sequel to the original 1988 film. This action-packed, crime-driven horror film takes you on a chilling journey as a supernatural, maniac killer cop teams up with a Times Square serial killer. Directed by William Lustig and written by Larry Cohen, "Maniac Cop 2" brings a new level of terror to the screen.
12. Downtown (1990)
In "Downtown, " a rookie cop is transferred to a gritty Philadelphia precinct after catching a high-ranking man for a traffic violation. When the cop's old buddy is brutally murdered, he dives headfirst into the dangerous world of street gangs and corruption to try and catch the killer. Combining elements of action, comedy, and crime, "Downtown" is a thrill-ride of a movie that blends intrigue and tension with moments of humor and heart.
13. Flashback (1990)
"Flashback" is an action-packed comedy featuring infamous 60's radical Huey Walker, played by the one and only Dennis Hopper, who finds himself facing jail time. However, things don't go as planned when his yuppy FBI escort lands in handcuffs instead.
14. Shout (1991)
In the small, West Texas town of 1955, a new hope emerges as a passionate rock 'n' roll music teacher arrives at a home for wayward boys. As the boys' lives are filled with hardships, heartache, and darkness, this charismatic and vibrant presence breathes new life into their spirits.
"Screams from the Depths" is an emotionally stirring drama film that was released in 1994 and directed by Michael Switzer. The screenplay is written by Robert Inman. The compelling performances by Patty Duke, Melissa Gilbert, and Bradley Pierce further enhance the film's impact. The film's plot centers around a young autistic boy named Michael, who has a deep passion for technology. Tragedy strikes when he is subjected to an appalling incident at his school by a teacher he trusts. As his only recourse for help, he resorts to a computer to plead for justice.
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16. Galaxis (1995)
Immerse yourself in the thrilling universe of "Galaxis, " a high-quality low-budget science fiction movie from 1995. The plot revolves around the battle for the sacred crystal, which is said to be the source for all life and believed to be created at the beginning of time. Kyla, a ruthless sorcerer, takes it upon himself to claim the crystal for its powers to make him all-powerful. Ladera, a tough and beautiful warrior from the planet Sintaria, must retrieve the crystal before Kyla, who seeks to destroy the universe.
17. Tall Tale (1995)
"Tall Tale, " released in 1995, is an Adventure, Family, and Fantasy movie that follows the story of a young boy whose vivid imagination brings the cowboy legend, Pecos Bill, to life. With the help of a lumberjack and a railroad worker, they set out on a thrilling adventure to save the family farm from a land-grabber.
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Embark on a breathtaking journey through the ancient lands of Egypt with the epic animated adventure, The Prince of Egypt. This captivating film follows the life of Moses, a seemingly ordinary Egyptian prince who discovers the extraordinary truth of his Hebrew heritage and his divine destiny to lead his people to freedom.
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"Wonder Boys" is a captivating romantic comedy-drama that follows the life of an English professor who finds himself in the middle of various interconnected problems. Coping with his wife's departure, the pending arrival of his long-awaited book's impatient editor, and a slew of interesting friends and associates, this film deftly explores themes of love, betrayal, and self-discovery.
"Miracle in Lane 2" (2000) tells the awe-inspiring true story of a young 13-year-old boy named Daniel, portrayed by Frankie Muniz, who uses a wheelchair, but dreams of winning a trophy like his elder brother. Faced with adversity, Daniel enlists the help of Rick Rossovich, a down-on-his-luck NASCAR driver, to pursue his passion for racing. Throughout their interracial friendship, Daniel and Rick overcome numerous obstacles and challenges, proving to be an entertaining and inspiring film to watch.
TV in Black: The First Fifty Years celebrates the impact of black image on American television culture in an engaging two-hour program. Filled with rare footage, memorabilia, and photographs, the documentary delves into the personal journeys of actors, writers, and producers who created television history.
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The Princess and the Frog is a charming and delightful animated adventure comedy that takes place in New Orleans in the 1920s, during the height of the jazz age. The film's heroine, Tiana, a hardworking waitress with dreams of owning her own restaurant, finds herself on an extraordinary journey when she is tasked with turning a frog prince back into a human being. However, things take a turn when Tiana herself kisses the frog and experiences the same enchantment.
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"Sympathy for Delicious" is a riveting and thought-provoking drama directed by Mark Ruffalo, released in 2011. This spellbinding film takes its audience on a journey alongside a wheelchair-bound DJ, portrayed by Christopher Thornton, who experiences a life-altering accident, ultimately leading him to explore the realm of faith healing. The narrative is deeply rooted in moments of raw emotion, exploring complex themes of faith, forgiveness, and the extraordinary lengths people will take in pursuit of redemption in their lives.
"Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" is a heartfelt and humorous journey through the end of days. Directed by Lorene Scafaria, this road trip adventure is filled with adventure, comedy, and drama.
In the heartwarming and comedic movie "The Meddler, " Susan Sarandon stars as an aging widow from New York City who moves to Los Angeles to start a new life after the passing of her husband. Her daughter, played by Rose Byrne, encourages her mother's newfound independence, but the widow's meddling ways become the source of comedic tension between them as they navigate life in a new city.