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All 18 Donna Keegan Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey filled with drama, romance, and adventure as we delve into the world of Donna Keegan Movies! In this roundup article, we'll take a closer look at the must-watch movies starring this talented actress. From her breakthrough roles to her recent blockbuster hits, we'll cover it all, providing you with an engaging and informative guide to her impressive filmography.
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Scarface, a 1983 crime drama by Brian De Palma, stars Al Pacino as a determined Cuban immigrant who takes over a drug cartel, only to fall prey to his own greed. Set in Miami, the film follows Tony Montana, who, after being released from a detention camp, becomes involved with the brutal world of organized crime. As Tony rises through the ranks, he becomes romantically entangled with his boss's girlfriend and must contend with the dangers of his ruthless competitors.
Prepare for an outrageous race across the country in Cannonball Run II, the action-packed sequel to the 1981 film. The original characters from The Cannonball Run reunite for another thrilling drive, this time choosing from a selection of diverse vehicles.
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"Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" is a thrilling 1984 action-adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg. Set in 1935, the film stars Harrison Ford as the fearless archaeologist, Indiana Jones, who embarks on a perilous mission to retrieve a stolen rock from a secret cult beneath the catacombs of an ancient palace in India.
True Lies, an exhilarating, humorous thriller, hit the silver screens in 1994, masterfully directed by the renowned James Cameron. Featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Harry Tasker, the main protagonist, who excels in terrorism prevention as a secret undercover agent. However, when his life unexpectedly changes due to the suspicion of his wife's infidelity with a local car dealer, Harry is left struggling to harmonize his personal life with the clandestine realm of espionage.
Batman Forever, released in 1995, follows the iconic superhero as he faces off against two formidable villains: the former district attorney Harvey Dent, who transforms into the dual-faced antagonist Two-Face, and the cunning mastermind Edward Nygma, also known as The Riddler. Joined by an enchanting psychologist and a talented young circus acrobat named Robin, Batman embarks on a thrilling adventure to save the citizens of Gotham City from the sinister machinations of his two antagonists. Directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Bob Kane, Lee Batchler, and Janet Scott Batchler, this action-packed adventure features impressive performances from Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, and Jim Carrey.
Rough Magic, a 1995 film set in the 1950s, follows the enchanting journey of a pretty apprentice magician who seeks to escape her wealthy politician fiancé. She embarks on a quest to Mexico, in search of an elusive Mayan shaman who will teach her ancient principles of magic. Along the way, she is pursued by a retired photojournalist detective, who is both traumatized by the horrors he witnessed in Hiroshima and eager to help the magician embark on a new path.
Jump onboard the action-packed, crime-comedy adrenaline ride "Money Train"! New York City transit cop Charlie Price (Wesley Snipes) has had enough. As police officers, they have to deal with crime, corruption and bureaucracy, but not as victims. Tired of taking it on the chin, Charlie decides to take matters into his hands, targeting the city's most lucrative source of cash - the trainload of subway fares, that's a lot of pennies to pocket!
In the hilarious 1996 comedy film "House Arrest, " a group of ingenious teenagers comes up with an unconventional plan to convince their warring parents to reconcile. Desperate to keep their families intact, these resourceful kids decide to kidnap their parents and hold them captive in a basement, hoping to force them to make amends. But as the situation spirals out of control, the kids must navigate a series of hilarious misadventures, all while trying to prevent their parents from discovering the truth.
Set It Off is a riveting 90s crime drama that takes the audience on an intense journey through the lives of four desperate individuals from an inner-city neighborhood in Los Angeles. When the women turn to bank robbery as a desperate means to escape their dire circumstances, they initially succeed and find a sense of relief.
"Independence Day, " directed by Roland Emmerich and written by Dean Devlin and Emmerich, offers a thrilling cinematic experience. The 1996 movie stars Will Smith, Bill Pullman, and Jeff Goldblum, who come together in a desperate mission to save the world from an alien invasion.
In a nail-biting, action-packed thriller, "Air Force One" follows the high-stakes hijacking of the U. S. President's plane, with Harrison Ford's President Marshall, Gary Oldman's Ivan Korshunov, and Glenn Close's Vice President Kathryn Bennett all facing the consequences.
"Fathers' Day" is a hilarious and heartwarming road movie starring the iconic duo of Robin Williams and Billy Crystal. In this comedy-romance, a woman masterminds a plan to get two of her old boyfriends to search for her missing son by convincing them both that they are the boy's father. As the two men hit the road together, they encounter unexpected adventures and rekindle their bond, realizing the joy of fatherhood and the power of second chances.
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13. Virus (1999)
Virus, a 1999 film directed by John Bruno, combines action, horror, and sci-fi elements with an intriguing plot. The story revolves around a strong-willed tugboat navigator and her crew who, after surviving a typhoon, stumble upon a high-tech alien life form that has commandeered a Russian research vessel. The life form intends to wreak havoc on a massive scale.
In Halloween: Resurrection, terror returns as Michael Myers continues his blood-chilling reign. Three years after his initial assault on his sister, Michael once again confronts her before moving on to Haddonfield to haunt the cast and crew of a reality show taking place in his old home.
"Christmas with the Kranks" is a heartwarming and hilarious comedy about a family who decides to skip Christmas, only to be pulled back into the holiday swing with hilarious consequences. When their daughter, Blair, is stranded in Peru for the holidays, Luther and Nora Krank, played by Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis, decide not to decorate their house, shop for gifts, or even have a Christmas tree.
"The Aviator" is a captivating biopic that transports viewers to the early years of legendary director and aviation pioneer, Howard Hughes, spanning from the late 1920s to the mid-1940s. Masterfully directed by Martin Scorsese and written by John Logan, the film explores Hughes' meteoric rise in the film industry with his eccentricities, obsessions, and genius for experimentation.
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"Angels & Demons, " a gripping action-mystery-thriller, stars Tom Hanks as Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, who teams up with a nuclear physicist to solve a murder and thwart a malevolent act against the Vatican. Set during an important event within the church, Langdon deciphers enigmatic clues by referencing significant works such as Bernini's sculptures and Raphael's frescoes. As the duo races against time to locate the stolen antimatter container, they uncover a chilling connection to the Illuminati.
18. You Again (2010)
"You Again" is a delightful comedy-romance film released in 2010. Directed by Andy Fickman, it stars an impressive cast including Kristen Bell, Odette Annable, and Sigourney Weaver. The story revolves around a young woman who discovers that her brother is about to marry the exact girl who tormented her in high school. Feeling betrayed, she decides to take matters into her own hands and sets out to expose her sister-in-law-to-be's true nature before the wedding.