Gamera 3: Awakening of Irys: Girl seeks revenge against a giant turtle. Giant tentacled monster offers his help only to manipulate the girl's emotions for his own gain. Oh, and the giant bat-monsters come back.
Gandhi: Lawyer gets thrown off train, spends the rest of his life making sure nobody ever has to go through that again.
Gangs of New York: An angry orphan comes to a rapidly growing city during wartime. He nearly gets mugged by a woman with a shifting accent before going to work for a mustachioed, plaid-wearing hypocrite. He starts to forget why he came to the city in the first place, but then is set straight by a self-proclaimed Shakespearean scholar while a celebrity impersonator hovers above their heads and gets fruit hurled at him. Later on, an elephant stampedes through blood-soaked streets.
Gattaca: A man who may or may not be terminally ill steals his roommate's identity in order to fulfill his childhood dream, which will almost certainly put his coworkers' lives in danger. Later, he seduces a woman with no intention of revealing his true identity to her, then proves that he isn't mature enough to cope with his sibling-rivalry issues. In the end, the protagonist fulfills his dream while his roommate commits suicide in an incinerator.
Get Shorty: Mob-connected loan shark discovers he's a natural Hollywood player.
Be Cool: Disgruntled natural Hollywood player fights against, participates in and makes beautiful music with organized crime.
Get Smart: Clumsy guy gets the big break at his job, which requires him to dance with a fat woman, be repeatedly cut while pestered by a mouse, kiss a man, and attack pianists.
The story of three friends who overcome previous rejection to create their own start-up business on the tough streets of New York, get past resistance from bureaucrats and make a big break. There's also a Sumerian demigod.
Ghostbusters II: Evil painting comes to life and summons pink goo within disused subway tunnels to stalk an infant. He is eventually defeated by four guys piloting a mobile national monument.
Ghostbusters (2016): Four girls drive around in a hearse and trap restless spirits. They save New York City from a disgruntled janitor.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife: Four teens follow a family legacy by driving that same van and trapping restless spirits in the middle of nowhere.
Ginger Snaps: Coming of age/werewolf drama. Morbid friendless sisters feature in a study of the similarity between premenstrual tension and uncontrollably violent lycanthropic blood-lust.
Godzilla: Final Wars: A mustachioed badass and his crew release giant dinosaur he once imprisoned to stop the invasion of leather wearing aliens by beating the shit out of all the monsters they control. Also, one of the crew members is the Japanese equivalent to Neo.
Godzilla (1998, American): Sea critter gets stuck with a misnomer and tries to nest despite humans disturbing the area.
Godzilla (2014, American): Sea critter awakens to break the honeymoon of a particularly destructive couple.
Gone with the Wind: A spoiled bitch and a lecherous scoundrel fight for chattel slavery to be made a substitute against both wage slavery and the use of taxes to transfer money from one place to another. They're our heroes.
Alternatively: Dixie buttercup achieves riches and finds love by flaunting her beauty, betraying friends, and smacking servants upside they heads, while others lose their lives in her behalf.
Good Will Hunting: A therapist, a mathematician, and working class roughs vie for the soul of a really smart janitor.
Goodfellas: A kid gets a job parking cars for the people across the street and talks about the things his employers have him do.
A Goofy Movie: Reject from the Disney Animated Canon, featuring wacko suburbanite and his son on a physically dangerous Road Trip Plot. One of them ends up on stage at a concert by a performer who appears to be a cross between Prince and 1980s-era Michael Jackson. A fly-fishing move becomes a dance move and helps the father with his audience.
The Goonies: A hobbit and his friends try to find some treasure that was buried in a cave. They end up not getting to keep much of it.
Gorgo: Irish mother travels to London to rescue her kidnapped son. Visits various monuments and destroys them.
Gorillas in the Mist: The inspiring true story of a white woman who goes to Africa and spends most of her time hanging out with apes while pissing off a lot of black people. Ultimately she is mysteriously murdered after trying to interfere with said black people's way of making money.
Gosford Park: Love and intrigue at a 1930s British house party. Michael Gambon is murdered twice.
The Graduate: College boy wants girl, compromises by humping her mother until a yellow bus drives him to a future of probable poverty with vacillating trophy girl bride.
The Great Escape: Guy spends too much time playing with baseball while his mates dig holes. Eventually he gets to ride a motorcycle... only to get back to his baseball.
Alternatively, a large cat owner kidnaps a guy and makes him build a robotic Queen of England, and also forces a pair of rodents to listen to a song he wrote.
Planet Terror: Woman quits dancing the same day she becomes crippled. Gets used to her new prosthetic limb, though. Also, zombies happen.
Death Proof: Women who are tired of putting up with celebrities go and rent a car, kill an ex-stunt guy who drives his cool car around.
Grosse Pointe Blank: Man facing existential crisis attends his ten-year reunion to get back together with his high school sweetheart, even if he is unable to get rid of his work while there.
Groundhog Day: A journalist has his life fall into repetition, tries to kill himself and a woodchuck several times. Eventually he becomes enlightened.
Or: Big town weatherman experiences small-town life.
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014): Exiled orphan steals a metal ball, leading him to misunderstandings with an aggressive green girl, plus a duo of a grumpy shorty and a dimwitted giant, that get them all arrested. They are forced to team up, along with a Literal-Minded gray-and-red muscular angry guy, to break out of prison and try to get rid of said ball.
Get Out (2017): Conflict over being brought for more than dinner.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio: An Italian man gets drunk and wishes that a hunk of wood was alive. A biblically accurate angel grants his wish and also makes it immortal. The hunk of wood proceeds to lie to his father and sing a song about poop and farts.
