Alex (Allen Covert, one of those guys who pops up in every Adam Sandler movie) a 35 year old game tester is kicked out of his apartment due to his roommate spending all of the rent money on Filipino hookers. After an incident while staying at a friend’s house he is forced to stay with his grandma.

The sun is dying and the earth is peril. Most of earth’s resources have been spent on a mission to drop a monumentally large bomb on the sun to reignite it. Contact is lost with the crew of the mission (Icarus 1) and all of the earth’s remaining resources are put into the Icarus 2 mission, they are earth’s last hope.

Georges, A TV host of a literary review show begins receiving strange video tapes shot across the street from his house. Attached with the videos are strange drawings but no notes with any actual threats. Georges delves into his past to find out who is sending him the tapes.

When a dog named Charlie (Voiced by Burt Reynolds) who is an owner of a dog casino is murdered by Carface his bitter rival he is sent to heaven. On the way to heaven Charlie decides to turn back to get revenge and stay on earth even though it damns him to hell. Charlie reunites with his best friend Itchy (Voiced by Dom DeLuise) and finds an orphan girl who can talk to animals.

In this blaxploitation parody movie army vet Jack Spade (Keenen Ivory Wayans) returns to the old ghetto neighborhood he grew up in. When his brother June Bug is killed by the local thug Mr. Big Jack declares war on Mr. Big and has a few old timers tag along to help him.

Who says video games are only a past time for children? Billy Mitchell & Steve Wiebe would definitely make a convincing argument that they aren’t. King of Kong is a documentary that follows Steve Wiebe as he tries to beat the official Twin Galaxies Donkey Kong record set by “Gamer of the Century” Billy Mitchell. Does that sound boring? Well you obviously have not seen this movie.