Role Association / Film: S

• Sabrina (1954): Wealthy brothers Rick Blaine and Joe Gillis compete for the affections of Regina Lampert.
  • 1995 remake: Wealthy brothers Rick Deckard and Phineas T. Ratchet compete for the affections of Guinevere.
• Safe House: Hal Jordan is trapped in a house with a traitorous Malcolm X.
• Safety Not Guaranteed: Seattle magazine dispatches Nick Miller and April Ludgate to investigate a classified ad posted by Pete Eckhart, who wants to travel back in time.
• Salt: Lara Croft is definitely not a Russian spy (as far as she knows). Dr. Adrian Helmsley and Sabretooth are hot on her trail.
• Saltburn: In a Midge's film, tells about a high school student Martin Lang, is obsessed by a rich student Nate Jacob, who invites him into Saltburn to meet Nate's family members Handsome Amy, Jack, Frances and Jann. Cassie is Amy's friend. The film was also produced by Barbie, and the 2nd collaboration of Midge, Barbie, and Cassie.
• San Andreas: The Tooth Fairy is helpless as a massive earthquake destroys both halves of California. Also in peril - his estranged wife Ingrid, their daughter Lisa, Ingrid's new guy Paolo, brothers Jamie and Rickon, and Paolo's sister Charlene. Kalinda provides news updates, and Rhino knew it was coming...
• Sanctum: Count Dracula, Mister Fantastic, and the Polite Leader go cave diving. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
• Saturn 3: Spartacus and Jill Monroe live and work on one of Saturn's moons. Sport shows up, bringing an experimental robot. What Could Possibly Go Wrong??
• Savages: John Carter and Kick-Ass are drug dealers whose mutual girlfriend Serena van der Woodsen is kidnapped by Mexican drug lords Fenster and Santanico Pandemonium. Big mistake. Bolt is a DEA agent, Poison Ivy is Serena's never-seen mom, Speed Racer and Arvin Sloane's daughter are there somewhere as well, and for once Serena narrates.
• Saving Mr. Banks: Extremely type-A filmmaker Chuck Noland has to convince extremely type-A author Sybill Trelawney to let him adapt her book Mary Poppins.
• Saving Private Ryan: Forrest Gump leads a squad, who includes among others Riddick, Daniel Faraday, Alex Mercer and Frank Buffay Jr., on a mission to rescue Will Hunting. Mal Reynolds is mistaken for Hunting. Michael is a Captain of a Division whereas John Adams is a sergeant, Walter White is a War Department Colonel and Jack Crawford is their leader.
• Saw: Westley and a ghostbuster are locked in an abandoned bathroom, while Westley's wife Kristina and his daughter are kidnapped by an insane Ben Linus. Rigg is investigating Westley because he thinks he is a Serial Killer who sets traps, including the one that killed his partner Miles.
• A Scanner Darkly: 20 Minutes into the Future, Neo is a depressed, paranoid drug dealer living with his druggie pals Lydia Deetz, Mickey Knox, and Lovable Traitor Tony Stark.
• Scanners: Number Six's telepathic son, Ham Tyler, is plotting to take over the world. The girlfriend from A Force Of One and Number Six's other son team up to stop him.
• Scarface (1983): Michael Corleone is an ambitious Cuban immigrant, who with his friend Avi Rudin, rise high in the drug syndicate, especially after overthrowing Mr MacMillan. Michael then takes his trophy wife, Catwoman for himself.
• Scavenger Hunt (1979): When Professor Ratigan dies, his attorney Mycroft Holmes reads his relatives the terms of his will: they must all compete in a big scavenger hunt with the winner inheriting the money. Wacky hijinks ensue; joining in the fun are Dr. Jeffrey Rosenberg, Milo Perrier, Hong Kong Phooey, “Ma” Boggs, Frau Blücher (NEIGH!), Sheriff Bart, Cornelius, Burt Campbell, the Brain Gremlin, Lieutenant Starbuck, the first Bibleman, Jenny Dennison, Kent "Flounder" Dorfman, Stanley Uris, Eddie, Big Enos Burdette, Anchorman Bob Charles, the first Matinée Lady, and the T-800.
• Schindler's List: Qui-Gon Jinn and Gandhi try to save Jews from evil labor camp leader Voldemort in a true story.
• School of Rock: Sheldon Oberon is a rock musician whose Control Freak tendencies, among other things, get him kicked out of the band he founded. After some time of doing nothing, it becomes apparent that he had better find another job to pay the rent. As it happens, an elite private school in the area has an opening for a long-term substitute teacher. Receiving a phone call intended for his apartment roommate, Mr.Burke, Sheldon fakes his roommate's identity and gets hired. He takes the job initially planning to do as little as possible, but soon discovers that the kids have musical talent. After that, he changes his plans drastically, turning the class entirely into a music class about the history of rock, and preparing his kids to enter a Battle Of The Bands contest and beat his old band. Jessie is The principal of the stuffy Horace Green prep school. Brenda is Burke's overbearing girlfriend. Carly Shay is the class factotum who gets assigned the role of band manager.
• Scooby-Doo (2002): Kanan Jarrus, Buffy Summers, Wendy Corduroy and Stuart Macher, together with Stu's cowardly dog McCann, try to solve the mystery of the Spooky Island theme park run by Mr. Bean. Popeye is the real villain.
  • Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed: Kanan, Buffy, Wendy, Stuart and McCann return to face against the costumes they previously unmasked, which are brought to life by Dr. Wily, who is actually Delmar who disguises as Cher Horowitz to discredit the Mystery Inc. gang. Chris Griffin is a potential Red Herring for Cher/Delmar.
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: George Michael Bluth has a good life: he lives with his Straight Gay roommate Fuller McCallister, he's in a band with Hal Brandston and Maud, talks with his sister Jessica Stanley, and has recently gotten a high-school girlfriend, Jill "Mouse" Chen. But he soon meets a new girl of his dreams, Gwen Grayson, but he soon learns that before he can date her, he has to defeat her seven evil exes, which include Ann, Captain America, Superman, Yuffie, and Ash Fox.
  • The DC Comics version: Robin is dating Huntress. The latter's dangerous exes gallery includes Jake Jensen, the Atom and Wonder Girl.
• Scream: Self-aware horror movie series linked by teenager Julia Salenger, TV reporter Monica Geller, police officer Mr. Jimmy and Mojo Jojo delivering ominous phone messages, directed by the guy who created Freddy Krueger and (except for the third) written by the man behind Dawson.
  • Scream (1996): One year after Julia's mother was seemingly killed by Sabretooth, Ivy, Paige Matthews, Principal Fonzie, Eli James, and Julia herself are hunted and almost all dispatched by Ghostface, who's shared by Jake Green and Shaggy, the pair who really killed Julia's mother.
  • Scream 2: Two years later, Dr. Eric Foreman and his girlfriend Gloria are murdered at the premiere of a film based on the events of the first film. Now in college, Julia - along with Eli, her boyfriend Quinn Mallory, Raylan Givens, Roxanne Parks, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer - are hunted by a new Ghostface, who this time is played by Raylan himself and Jake's mother Jackie Harris, out for revenge against Julia.
  • Scream 3: Sabretooth and his girlfriend Lily van der Woodsen are killed by Ghostface, who's looking for Julia. Another film based on earlier killings has Mr. Jimmy as a technical advisor, Noel Crane as the director, and cast members including Katie Embry, Connie Bradshaw, and Mackenzie McHale — all targets for Ghostface. McDreamy is a cop, and the new Ghostface is a solo performer for once — under the mask and cape is Noel. Written by a guy who had Megan Fox traded in for an English model.
  • Scream 4: Ten years later, Annie Griffin and Aria Montgomery are offed at the start of a film watched by Sookie Stackhouse, who then gets offed by Veronica Mars at the start of a film which is being watched by Julie Taylor and Lux Cassidy, who just before Julia returns to Woodsboro become victims of a brand new Ghostface intent on tormenting her, Claire Bennet, Julia's niece Addie Singer, Annie Edison, and the rest of the town (with Dale Turner and Morgan Hess as film geeks, and Dakota Block, Seth Cohen, and Mahalik as cops). And this time Ghostface is played by famewhore Addie and deluded Morgan.
  • Scream (2022): Ten years later, Princess Isabel is attacked by Ghostface, whom her sister Vanessa believes is hunting her because she's the secret daughter of Jake Green. Vanessa's boyfriend Hughie Campbell and her friends Blizzard, Taissa Turner, Max Fox and Andrew seek the aid of Mr. Jimmy, later joined by Julia and Monica. Ghostface turns out to be deluded fans Hughie and Max, who were incensed by the Rian Johnson-directed eighth installment of a popular franchise and want to bring things "back to basics".
• Scrooge (1951): Miss Fritton is a mean miser, until the ghost of her former business partner, the King of Euphrania, and three other spirits pay a visit. One of the spirits shows a vision of the past, when Fritton was Flash Harry and the King was John Steed, which includes the death of Fritton's sister Lucy Holmwood, while the other two show visions of the present and future that feature the put-upon clerk Walter Craig, his wife Ellen, and their children.
• Scrooge (1970): Daddy Warbucks is a mean miser, until he's visited by the ghost of his former business partner, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and three other spirits, the first two of which are the Dowager Queen and the Lord High Chamberlain of Euphrania.
• Scrooged: In this retelling of A Christmas Carol, Peter Venkman is a Jerkass TV executive who, after seeing the ghost of his old mentor Charlie, encounters three spirits. The first spirit, Park Ranger Thorsen, shows him how his jerkass attitude made him lose his true love, Marion Ravenwood. The second, a Myth, shows how it's hurting his personal assistant, Lily Sloane, and her family. And the third spirit shows how it will inevitably make him lonely even in death. Venkman is producing a live version of A Christmas Carol with Benjy Benjamin as Scrooge and Cpl. Klinger as Marley, and Lionel Luthor is hoping to take over Venkman's job. Oh, and Pain is in it.
• Sea of Love: NYC detectives Michael Corleone and James P. “Sulley” Sullivan team up to catch a killer. Leo McGarry is Da Chief. Along for the ride are Annette Atkins, Yondu Udonta, Dr. Finkelstein, Agent Sitterson and Mrs. Jameson. Nick Fury shows up as a wanted fugitive.
• Season of the Witch: Ghost Rider and Hellboy are on an Escort Mission to get a suspected witch to trial.
• Secondhand Lions: Brenda Leigh Johnson takes her son Cole to live with Tom Hagen and Nigel Powers to spend time with her boyfriend Atton Rand. And Nathan Petrelli sells them a clay pigeon launcher.
• The Secret of My Success: Marty McFly gets a job in New York City, but discovers he's gotten laid off, so he gets hired to work in the mailroom of his uncle Jeffrey Pelt's company, but starting at the very bottom doesn't appeal to him, so he pretends he's an executive, and he soon falls for Supergirl, the daughter of one of the executives.
• Secretary: Rachel Dawes becomes Ultron's secretary... and very kinky stuff happens between them.
• Seeking a Friend for the End of the World: Evan, Elizabeth Swann, Pauline/Paul/Charles/Yvonne, and Remy face The End of the World as We Know It.
• Self Less: Trevor Slattery transfers his mind into Deadpool (2016)'s body. What could possibly go wrong?
• ''Serena: Phil Wenneck is a timber company owner who meets and marries a mysterious blonde woman, Joy Mangano. DJ Gavin Kavanagh and Dr. Valdo Obruchev are in there too.
• Serenity: ''Ensign Covey pursues Cameron, who was taken from the Academy by her brother Sean Beasley and took refuge on a ship commanded by Richard Castle and featuring Airachnid, Breakdown, Sonny, Catalina, Anna, and the recently departed Sergeant Harris. Dr. Saroyan is a teacher at the Academy.
• A Series of Unfortunate Events: After the deaths of their parents Babydoll, Peter Sullivan, and their baby sister are menaced by the evil Ace Ventura. Wormtail and Mrs. Fox are among the many useless adults they encounter — or would have if the film was more successful. With Gigolo Joe as the Lemony Narrator.
• Serious Moonlight: Anastasia tapes her cheating husband Nate to the toilet as revenge for cheating on her with Veronica Mars. Directed by Dallas Royce.
• Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird: A pound dog is invited by an organization of birds consisting of Dolores, Bear, and Splinter to live with a family of dodos consisting of Mr. Feiffer, the Queen of Yugopotamia, Mandark, and Jenny Piccolo, prompting his friends Rowlf the Dog, Yoda, Fungus, Emmet Otter, Sam the Eagle, the Cat in the Hat, and Gobo Fraggle to search for him. Along the way, the dog runs afoul of a duo of crooks consisting of Tuke and Cloaked Skull, who want him to be the star attraction of their rundown travelling circus. He also befriends a little girl named Claire Redfield. Also starring Ty Webb, Burton Mercer, and the Balladeer.
• The Sessions: Sol Star gets the blessing from Sandman to have sex with Jamie Buchman.
• Se7en: God and Tyler Durden try to stop serial killer Keyser Soze's rampage, little knowing that he's killed Tyler's wife Pepper Potts.
• Seven Psychopaths: Sam the astronaut is a struggling actor who kidnaps dogs to make ends meet (don't worry, he's nice to them) to the annoyance of his agent Bullseye and gets into deep Shih Tzu when he steals mob boss Mickey Malloy's puppy. Also starring Precious, the Headless Horseman, the Devil, and Sweet Pea.
• Seven Thieves: Rico Bandello, Chief Bill Gillespie, Alexis Carrington, and Tuco conspire to pull off a casino heist. Casino director Mr. French and Chief of Detectives Dr. Steve Hardy briefly try to stop them.
• Sexy Beast: Gandhi scares the crap out of Beowulf to get him to rob a bank on behalf of Blackbeard who was hired by M's brother in the middle of an orgy.
• The Shadow: Jack Ryan teams up with Brenda to save her father (an absentminded Gandalf) and ultimately the world from Ricky Tan and his Sycophantic Servant Wadsworth. Features Frank Barone as Jack's sidekick and Mearth as his overbearing uncle.
• Shallow Grave: Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Ninth Doctor are roommates sharing a flat in Scotland when their new neighbor is mysteriously found dead and decide to keep his suitcase which contains a ton of money until his associates come looking for him.
• Shame: Young Magneto, a commitment-phobic sex fiend, and his free-spirited sister Jenny are very close. One of his partners is Lieutenant Abbie Mills.
• Shanghai Kiss: Miles Straume gets into a relationship with Claire Bennet, but he's concerned about the age gap. Miles goes to China to inherit his grandmother's house and hooks up with Lady Deathstrike. In the end, the First Girl Wins.
• Shanghai Noon: Chief Inspector Lee and Lightning McQueen are heroes of the Old West out to save Princess Alex Munday, who's been kidnapped by Master Monk, whose Dragon is Detective Vic Gigante.
• The Shape of Water: In a government facility, Dr. Vivienne Graham falls in love with Mac Tonight. Unfortunately, General Zod plans to dissect Mac, forcing her to break him out with the help of Minny Jackson and Robert Doback.
• Shattered Glass: Both Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano are in the film.
• The Shawshank Redemption: Nuke gets sentenced to prison for a crime he didn't commit, and while there, he befriends God. Capt. Benjamin Maxwell is the prison warden, Mr. Krabs is his Dragon, while Lex Luthor wants to assault Nuke.
• She's All That: Tifa Lockheart is a frumpy, unattractive girl. Fred Jones makes a bet that he can turn her into a prom queen, but falls in love with her for real.
  • He's All That: After her humiliating breakup with her Jerkass boyfriend goes viral, social media influencer Gabby, finds her reputation in tatters, both online and IRL. To win back public opinion and her sponsorships, as well as stick it to her ex, Gabby declares that she will use her makeover skills on a guy and make him handsome and popular enough to win prom king within a matter of weeks. The mission soon turns into a bet with her best friend, and to prove her skills, the lucky candidate must be an unpopular loser. Enter Robbie Keene, an anti-social rebel photographer. The race is on as Gabby puts her makeover expertise to work to transform Robbie from Cool Loser to Big Man on Campus. But the closer Gabby gets to Robbie, the more she finds herself falling for him. And with a backstabbing bestie and a recently-dumped ex who wants her back, Gabby finds that winning this bet might make her lose the things that are most important.
• She Hate Me: Falcon becomes a Glorified Sperm Donor to numerous women.
• She's Out of My League: Sandusky finds a lost phone that leads him to an amazing Fake American girl who is, well, Exactly What It Says on the Tin.
• Sherlock Holmes (2009): Charlie Chaplin and Gigolo Joe fight crime (with the help of Regina George).
  • Marvel Cinematic Universe Version: Tony Stark and Yon-Rogg fight crime with the help of Christine Palmer.
  • Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows: The Cheshire Cat is Tony's Aloof Big Brother; Swedish-Lisbeth Salander is a mysterious Gypsy.
  • Round two: Borat and Ron Burgundy fight crime.
• The Shining: The Joker and Olive Oyl stay at a very haunted hotel. Their son shares a psychic link with Hong Kong Phooey.
  • Sci-Fi channel remake: Joe Dubois and Peyton Flanders stay at a very haunted hotel (with Sweet Sweetback as a Magical Negro).
  • Doctor Sleep: The son, now Renton Kenobi, can't escape from his past and must help Harper Dunn escape an evil cult led by Ilsa Faust, who previously killed Auggie. Olive Oyl is now Charlotte Wingrave, Hong Kong Phooey is now Isaiah Bradley and The Joker is now Elliott.
• Shock Treatment: Married couple Colonel Montgomery and Phoenix are split up after appearing on a gameshow hosted by Dame Edna. After this, Colonel Montgomery is deemed an emotional cripple, and sent to a Bedlam House run by Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, and Rick; while Phoenix is groomed to become an up-and-coming TV star, much to the suspicion of newsreaders Shelley DuPont and Ernst Stavro Blofield, who suspect foul play. All these events are being masterminded by Colonel Montgomery's estranged twin brother, Tom Haver.
• Shoot 'Em Up: A depressed ex-bureaucrat finds himself with an infant MacGuffin and pursued by Santa Claus. He gets help from Persephone, and Trent/Owen gets Shot in the Ass.
• Showdown in Little Tokyo: He-Man and The Crow (1994) face off against the local Yakuza led by Shang Tsung and Tatsu.
• Showgirls: Jessie Spano hitchhikes her way to Vegas, where she decides to become a stripper.
• Shredderman Rules: Ned Bigby gets assigned a multimedia project by his teacher The Ladies' Man in which he exposes the acts of school bully, Gunnar. As he goes in deep, he stumbles upon a plot involving Deputy U.S. Marshal Bobby Biggs and Principal Frau Farbissina as they plan to dump sewage into a local pond. With the help of his father Joey Gladstone, Ned plans to expose Biggs and Frau while attempting to win over his crush Adrian Lee.
• Shutter Island: Det. Jack Dawson investigates a sinister Bedlam House run by Itzhak Stern, enforced by Capt. Stottelmeyer, and inhabited by Rorschach. Also starring Bruce Banner.
• Sicario: FBI agents Mary Poppins and Chris find themselves in over their heads after becoming part of a task force overseen by Thanos and The Collector.
  • Sicario: Day of the Soldado: The Collector must protect Dora the Explorer after Thanos and Missy Armitage have her kidnapped to instigate a cartel war.
• Side Effects: Lisbeth Salander (the English-speaking one) is anxious about her husband Magic Mike getting out of prison and she starts acting crazy because she's on her meds. Gigolo Joe is on a mission to find out why. Also starring Velma Kelly.
• The Sidehackers: George Liquor murders his fellow racer's girlfriend.
• Sidekicks: Young Bill Denbrough constantly hallucinates about his idol Walker, Texas Ranger. In the real world, he learns kung-fu from Iroh and hopes to impress his crush Winnie Cooper.
• Silence: Spider-Man and Kylo Ren are Jesuit missionaries who go to Japan to find Qui Gon Jinn, and find themselves caught in the repression led by Emperor Hirohito. Also starring Aberforth Dumbledore.
• The Silence of the Lambs: A child prostitute is tasked to get information from King Titus in order to find Creepy Crossdresser Capt. Stottlemeyer.
  • Hannibal: Titus is pursued by Dracula while being pursued by now-Agent Julian of the Human Movement.
  • Red Dragon: Titus traumatizes Bruce Banner, but Banner returns to help capture Voldemort, especially after Titus helps Voldemort threaten Banner's family and kills sleazy reporter Truman Capote. Voldemort has a Pet the Dog moment with the chick from Punch-Drunk Love.
  • Manhunter: Gil Grissom returns to help the FBI capture Cain. To try to get help, Gil goes to the killer who traumatized him, William Stryker.
  • Hannibal Rising: Young Titus falls in love with his aunt, Hatsumomo, while stalking the cannibals who ate his sister.
• Silent Movie: Yogurt, Ygor and Victor "Captain Chaos" Prinzim set out to make a silent movie.
• Silver Linings Playbook: After some time in a mental hospital, Phil Tippin goes to stay with his parents (an "entertainment coordinator" and a "housewife") and meets the slightly off-kilter Ree Everdeen.
• Silver Streak: Willy Wonka takes a cross-country train trip, where he starts a romance with Judy Walker. He witnesses the murder of Otis committed by King Edward the Longshanks, Uncle Martin O'Hara, and Jaws. After Jaws chucks him off the train, Willy walks to the nearest town and meets up with Gus Gorman.
• Sin City:
  • Prologue: A WW2 pilot befriends a desperate woman and kills her, on her own orders.
  • That Yellow Bastard: A depraved carnie preys on Carmen Cortez's little sister, but is rescued by John McClane. Unfortunately, John's partner Budd is a Dirty Cop under the employ of the carnie's corrupt dad Lamar Wyatt, and John is shot and imprisoned. Many years later, evidence surfaces that the girl, now Susan Storm, is in danger...
  • The Hard Goodbye: Ivan Vanko has a one night stand with Jade, only to find her dead the next morning. After beating up a lot of thugs looking for answers, he seeks refuge with his parole officer Mrs. Cortez, but the thugs and evil mute choirboy Frodo Baggins catch up to them.
  • The Big Fat Kill: John Smith gets embroiled in a plot when his girlfriend Luanne Platter dumps complete bastard Fenster, who winds up getting killed by Suki the car artist on orders from Laura Vasquez. After it's revealed that Fenster is also a hero cop, a traitorous Lorelei Gilmore leads John Coffey and his gang into the mix to start a war, where they all have a gigantic shootout.
• Sin City: A Dame to Kill For:
  • A Dame To Kill For: John Smith (now/then Thanos) reunites with Vanessa to help her escape from Dr. Kafka and John Coffey (now Jonas Blane), enlisting the help of Suki (now Mulan) to do so.
  • Just Another Saturday Night: Ivan Vanko wakes up amidst several corpses...
  • The Long, Bad Night: Arthur's determination to take down Lamar intensifies when Lamar has him beaten up. Susan provides some distraction along the way.
  • Nancy's Last Dance: Susan Storm, insane and tormented after John McClane's suicide, is also determined to get rid of Lamar with help from Ivan.
• The Singing Nun: Kathy Selden is Jeanine Deckers. Also features Khan and Endora.
• A Single Man: When Mr. Darcy's lover Ozymandias dies, he spends his last day with his best friend Clarice Starling; meanwhile, Mr. Darcy's student (he's a professor) Marcus has taken an interest in him.
• Single White Female: Melanie Ralston seeks a roommate, and finds one in Stacy Hamilton. However, things don't appear as they seem in Stacy's true nature, as she begins to dress up like Melanie, and murders Melanie's boyfriend Brian Hackett with a stiletto heel.
• Sister Act: Guinan is a Reno lounge singer who witnesses a murder by her boyfriend The Wolf. To protect her, the police send her into hiding as a nun at a convent led by Professor McGonagall. Unable to get used to the convent, Guinan starts a nuns' choir which includes Peggy Hill.
• The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants: Betty Suarez, Rory Gilmore, Joan Girardi and Serena van der Woodsen are four close friends who discover a magical pair of jeans that somehow fits all of them perfectly. While sharing the jeans over the summer, Betty is pissed about her dad Josh Lyman marrying a WASP, Serena falls in love with Dean Lowery, Joan becomes friends with Benicio Del Toro's daughter, and Rory hooks up with Luther Wainwright.
  • The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2: Three years later, Serena bonds with Dina Araz and her grandma Dina Byrnes; Rory goes to Greece and meets Jackson Avery; Joan and her boyfriend Morimoto break it off and he starts dating her sister Aria; and Betty develops her acting under the tutelage of Dale Cooper. By the end of the movie, the four have lost the pants for good, but are reunited.
• Sisters: Party girl Liz and uptight Leslie are sisters who go on a nostalgia trip while cleaning their old house.
• The Sixth Sense: Walter can see dead people, but has been unable to convince neither his mother Tara nor his psychologist John McClane. One of the ghosts he meets (and the first one he helps) is Marissa Cooper. Meanwhile, John is The Atoner in respect to Walter due to the fact that he failed spectacularly to help Duddits Clavell, who had the same "symptoms".
• Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow: Dr. Watson is a dashing Ace Pilot who has an on-and-off relationship with ace reporter Pepper Potts, who's editor is Albus Dumbledore). When Humongous Mecha (and Miss East) threaten America, they team up with the mysterious eye-patched assassin Fox to find Mad Scientist Dr. Hamlet before he sets off his doomsday device.
• Sky High (2005): A kung-fu film nerd is the superpower-less son of heroes Wyatt Earp and Chirk, who goes to a Superhero School. His Green Thumb girlfriend, Jenna, is also enrolled. Faculty members include principal Wonder Woman, coach Ash Williams, science teacher Almighty Tallest Purple, retired superhero SpongeBob SquarePants, and Rod Farva, the Bus Driver. The villain is Ramona Flowers, who is secretly Buzz Lightyear, who has Dean Pelton as an evil minion.
• Skyscraper: Luke Hobbs is a former FBI agent who is now an amputee following an incident during a hostage situation. Thanks to connections from his friend Master Chief, Hobbs' small security company landed a large job: signing off on the safety and security settings for The Pearl, a massive skyscraper in Hong Kong with highly advanced technological developments, before the higher-up residential floors open for tenants. A terrorist team breaks into the building, trapping Hobbs' wife and kids high up as fire spreads. Framed for the crime, Will races to save his family, and clear his name.
• SLC Punk!: Giant blue mohawk sporting, anarchist crust punk Shaggy Rogers, meek yet tough-as-nails botanist Marshall Eriksen and unreasonably attached to his belongings Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz are well-known members of the '90s punk rock "tribe" of Salt Lake City, Utah.
• Sleepy Hollow (1999): Detective Edward Scissorhands (son of DeSaad) pursues Darth Maul (who was Max Shreck when he had a head), on horseback while falling in love with Wednesday Addams and uncovering a conspiracy involving Wednesday's parents (Rita Skeeter and (the second) Dumbledore). Palpatine, Alfred Pennyworth, Vernon Dursley, Saruman, and an Alien Girl make appearances.
• Slender Man: Elle Evans, Whitney Solloway, Rosalind Walker and Lina Zander are menaced by the Crooked Man.
• The Slipper and the Rose: Joan Parker is mistreated by her stepmother Iris Henderson, while Prince Kildare resists the efforts of his father, King Marley, to arrange a marriage for him. Eventually, Galadriel helps them meet and fall in love. The Ghosts of Christmas Past and Present are King Marley's mother and his Lord Chamberlain, respectively.
• Slow West: A boy teams up with a slave-driving mutant musician to look for the woman the boy loves in The Wild West (as portrayed by New Zealand and Scotland).
• Slumdog Millionaire: Sir Gawain is on the verge of winning 20 million rupees on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. There's just one problem: he's a "slumdog," working at a minimum wage job, and nobody can see how he knew any of the answers. As they go through each question, he shows how events in his childhood and life contributed to his knowing almost every single one. Selena Dalton is a girl who joins Gawain, then disappears; Gawain spends years hunting for her. Brijnath Khera is a host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, and Dr.Rajit Ratha is a Police Inspector.
• Small Soldiers: When teenager Greg buys a set of Commando Elite action figures, he's unaware that they have been programmed with military technology. The toys, including leader Agent K, spring to life and start taking their directives seriously, beginning by "killing" their enemies, the toy Gorgonites. But Richard Nixon and the Gorgonites won't go down without a fight. Greg gets caught in the middle of the war, as does his neighbor and crush, Mary Jane Watson.
• Smashed: Jesse Pinkman and Ramona Flowers are two drunks in love.
• Smokey and the Bandit: J.J. McClure has to transport a truckload of beer across the south, but after he picks up Gidget, Ralph Kramden threatens to arrest him.
• Snow Cake: Hans Gruber befriends Dana Barrett.
• The Smurfs: Speedy Gonzales, Fat Albert, Pee-Wee Herman, Nightcrawler, Bobby Wasabi, Mayor Hernandez, Jeff Foxworthy, St. Andrew, Prof. Ian Duncan, Anton Chekhov, Pfc. Smithson Utivich, Braniac 5, and Katy Perry are chased out of their village by Apu and stumble upon a portal to out world where they meet Prince Gumball and Emma Pillsbury.
  • The Smurfs 2: Apu creates a new race of "anti-Smurfs", represented by Wednesday Addams and Trucky. Prince Gumball's son is Damian Wayne and his stepfather is Donald Trump.
• Snakes on a Plane: Jules Winnfield battles snakes on a plane.
• Snatch.: London Gangster goings-on with Deckard Shaw, Rusty, Freddie the Dog, an actual dog, Fenster, Joe Fontana (who's Jewish) and Frank Butcher (who isn't Jewish but is pretending to be Jewish).
• Battle of the Snow White films 2012:
  • Mirror, Mirror: Vivian Ward is the evil queen, Collins Tuohy is the princess, and Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss is the handsome prince.
  • Snow White & the Huntsman: Bella teams up with Thor to escape the evil Queen Eileen. Also starring Al Swearengen, Ed, Beowulf, a Siren, and Det. Valiant.
    • The Huntsman: Winter's War: We meet Thor's wife CIA agent Maya and Eileen's evil(er) sister FBI agent Kate.
• Snowpiercer: Steve Storm leads a Rag Tag Bunch Of Misfits through a Cool Train containing the last humans in order to topple its despotic leader and put engineer Trevor Sutler in his stead. Blocking his way is Gabriel Jadis, among many others. He enlists Gang-du and his daughter Hyun-seo to help him get to the front of the train. But Gang-du has other plans.
• So Young, So Bad: Victor Laszlo is a crusading psychiatrist who tries to help troubled reform school girls including Altaira Morbius, Anita, and Phoebe Preston.
• The Social Network: Lex Luthor and his buddy Peter Parker create Facebook, after allegedly stealing The Lone Ranger's(es) idea. Lex breaks up with English-language Lisbeth Salander, while Peter goes out with London Tipton. Lex gets financial guidance from Prince Artie and a load of money from Hodges while being an utterly Insufferable Genius according to everyone else.
• The Soloist: Lincoln Osiris helps Django Freeman overcome his schizophrenia enough to play the cello again in a true story.
• Solomon & Gaenor: Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic and Ambrose Northover fall in love. Lord Hobert Hightower is Ambrose's would-be beau.
• The Sorcerer's Apprentice: Big Daddy takes on Hiccup as his apprentice in order to fight Dr. Octopus and possibly Persephone.
• Somewhere: A freaky movie star is a nonetheless caring father to Mei-chan. One of his pals is a real Jackass. Directed by Mary Corleone
• Sonic the Hedgehog (2020): Dewey is transported to the real world where he befriends Cyclops and his wife Michelle Robinson. He is targeted by Count Olaf for his plans of world domination. Sora makes a cameo in The Stinger.
  • Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2022): Dewey and Sora team up to take on Olaf, who has partnered with Heimdall.
• Sony's Spider-Man Universe:
  • Venom (2018): Bane is a disguised reporter who bonds to alien symbiote Mad Max. Alma Beers is Bane's ex-wife, Mike Chilton is seeing Alma, and Mad Max came to Earth thanks to Bodhi Rook and Pony Head (the former of whom bond to a symbiote of his own, Aaron Kalloor).
    • Venom: Let There Be Carnage: Serial killer Haymitch Abernathy bonds to symbiote Tallahassee and goes on a rampage, bringing him into conflict with Bane and Mad Max. His love interest is a superpowered Miss Moneypenny. Directed by Gollum.
  • Morbius (2022): With the help of Anathema Device, The Joker gains vampiric powers while trying to cure himself of a debilitating disease and must control his hunger while Roman Pierce and a Daily Show correspondent lead a manhunt for him. Professor Moriarty is Joker's father figure while the similarly handicapped Eleventh Doctor is his friend and benefactor who becomes an evil vampire. In The Stinger, Birdman crosses over from another universe and suggests a team-up with Joker.
  • Madame Web (2024): Working as a paramedic, during one accident Anastasia Stelle drowns and when revived gains the astonishing power to see the future. This ability draws her to protect three young women named Cassie Howard, Lucky Domingo and Izabella from the mysterious Paul Barras, who has a dark connection to Anastasia’s past and the death of her mother. Anastasia must protect these girls from Paul, who can see their destines to become great heroes and seeks to kill them to change the future.
• Sophie's Choice: Janosz is an aspiring writer who meets Florence Foster Jenkins, a Catholic Holocaust survivor, and Mr. Fischoeder, an American Jew, and their strained relationship.
• Sorry to Bother You: The other L is a down-on-his-luck resident from Oakland who gets a job as a telemarketer but has to fake his accent to sound more white with the voice being provided by Tobias Funke. His boss is James "Ghost" St. Patrick who is also using a white voice provided by Remy. L's girlfriend just so happens to be Bianca Taylor with her voice being dubbed over by Cinderella. Aside from his uncle Terrence Vincent "Terry" Jacobs, L meets a colorful cast of characters such as Roger Murtaugh, Glenn Rhee, Illya Kuryakin and Saw Gerrera. The voice in the elevator is none other than Ahsoka Tano.
• Southside With You: In the late summer of 1989, Maddie Wachosky, an ambitious attorney has been invited by her colleague, Blast Hammer to attend a local community meeting. Blast Hammer is clearly looking for a date, but Maddie insists she's not interested and simply wants to attend the event as colleagues. Over the course of the day, they get to know each other more, visiting a museum, having some lunch, and watching the new Spike Lee film Do the Right Thing. As the day goes on, Maddie begins to let her guard down and the two become closer.
• Soul Surfer: Avid surfer and devout Christian Violet Beauregarde's faith (along with that of her parents Jack Hall and Jo Harding) is put to the test when most of her arm is bitten off by a shark. With Hercules, 2013 Maria Von Trapp, and the real-life surfer as her own stunt double.
• Sound of Metal: Bodhi Rook, a metal drummer in the avant-garde band Blackgammon with his lead singer girlfriend Emma Decody. At the start of the film, the band is touring America in an RV, but the morning after a show, Rook discovers that his hearing is deteriorating rapidly, and he can't afford the expensive cochlear implants he wants in order to continue drumming. Desperate to help her partner, Emma arranges for Rook to stay with a house full of deaf community members one of them is Makkari in order to accept and adjust to his new way of life.
• The Sound of Music: Mary Poppins is now governess for the children (one of whom was Spider-Man in the 70s; another of them being Penny Robinson) of General Chang in pre-WWII Austria. When she brings music to the children's lives, this attracts the attention of the Caterpillar. Roger Radcliffe tries to recruit General Chang for the Nazis.
• Spaceballs: Dr. James Harvey & Uncle Buck vs. Bob McKenzie, Professor Max Krassman and ADS Bernstein, and in space. Victoria Davis is a princess. Mr. Bigweld sells merchandise. Joan Rivers is a robot. Cal Cullen is a king.
• Space Cowboys: Dirty Harry (who also directed), Thaddeus Stevens, Mr. Bennett, and Capt. Roark go into space 40 years after they missed their chance to land on the moon when a Russian communication satellite is about to fall from orbit and they (well, mainly Harry) are the only ones who know how to fix it. Farmer Hoggett would rather not deal with them, but he doesn't have a choice.
• Space Jam: Frank Reynolds wants to kidnap Stimpy and his friends Captain Rex, Arsene Lupin III, Kai, Rancid Rabbit, Appa, Goofy, The Brain, and Cindy Lou Who. When they are unable to defeat Frank's minions Modo, Bosco, Anthony Julian, Chief Sindelar, and the narrator of the Krusty Krab Training Video, they seek help from Michael Jordan, his publicist Newman, and Sally Acorn. Peter Venkman saves the day at the end. Homer Simpson and Debra Barone see the minions steal the NBA players' talents.
  • Space Jam: A New Legacy: Crapshoot A.I. Buck Swope abducts the son of Dr. Aaron Conners' friend, who teams up with The Joker, Donald Trump, Fred Flintstone, Splinter, Fozzie Bear, Foop, Buhdeuce, Rue Bennett, Wembley Fraggle, Winnie the Pooh / Dingodile, Pepe Rodríguez and Madame Foster to win him back in a game of basketball. Killmonger makes a cameo in one scene, while the friend's wife is Michael Burnham.
• Spartacus: Ned Land is an ancient Greek slave owned by Prince John; Ned hits it off with Julie Maragon and they battle Zeus. Dreyfus and Seabright Cooley also appear.
• Spawn: After he is killed by Julie Cooper and Corrupt Corporate Executive Uncle Ben, Black Dynamite comes Back from the Dead with demonic powers to fight Monster Clown Luigi Mario. Megatron is Luigi's boss.
• Species: Gahndi leads a team that includes Mr. Blonde, Idi Amin, Doctor Octopus, and Catherine Willows to track down the alien Ms. Ellen.
  • Species: The Awakening: When his surrogate daughter falls ill, Sarek seeks the help of his old colleague Lieutenant Malcolm Reed.
• Speed: Gracie Hart speeds about in a bus because Billy set her up the bomb which Ted Theodore Logan tries to disarm.
  • Speed 2: Cruise Control: Gracie and her new boyfriend Michael Emerson (not that one) decide to take a vacation on a cruise ship, which is attacked by Jesus. Boba Fett and Captain Campbell are on the ship’s crew; Dr. Holly Goodhead and Yvette are passengers. Mr. Tudball is Gracie’s driving instructor.
• Speed Racer: Chris McCandless is a race car driver (as is his Aloof Big Brother Dr. Jack) whose career is supported by his parents, Sulley and Louise; and his girlfriend Wednesday Addams.
• Spencer: Princess Snow White is troubled during the Christmas holidays with the Royal Family. Winston Churchill tries to keep her in line, while King Arthur is her chef and Mary Brown is her dresser and confidante.
• Sphere: Master Shifu, Ginger Rothstein, Matron Momma Morton, and Nick Fury are trapped under the ocean with a mysterious liquid metal sphere from the future.
• Spider-Man Trilogy: David becomes a superhero while his best friend, Saul Silver and his father, Gil, become villains, as do Satipo, Jack Cole, and Eric Forman. He finds two love interests, his main girl Judy Shepherd and Operation: Jealousy bait Victoria 2.0, the daughter of Farmer Hoggett.
• Spiderhead: Thor conducts experiments on prisoners, including Mr. Fantastic and Black Canary, to develop drugs that induce feelings of love, psychological torture or uncontrollable giddiness.
• Spies Like Us: Louis Winthorpe III and Dusty Bottoms are a pair of bumbling American intelligence agents selected by Senator Kelly to serve on a mission inside the Soviet Union, unaware that they're actually serving as decoys for the true agents, the False Prophet and Monica McNeil, getting hastily "trained" by Mr. Ryan beforehand. Features appearances by Yoda as a test proctor and Patsy as a doctor.
• Splash: Forrest Gump befriends beautiful mermaid Elle Driver. Jim's Dad tries to expose Elle's secret and Forrest's brother Gus "The Polka King" Polinski convinces him to not give up on love.
  • Gender Flipped remake: Mercedes befriends handsome merman Jenko.
• Splice: The Pianist and Sara Stanley are a couple of scientists who make a pretty Humanoid Abomination that eventually has sex with them, respectively.
• Splitting Heirs: Devon wants to do away with Bob, who was mistaken for an heir.
• Spotlight: Batman, the Hulk, Howard Stark, Sabertooth, and Irene Adler uncover a conspiracy of Pedophile Priests that Det. Brass and Capt. Deakins would rather keep quiet. Also starring Ashitaka.
• Spring Breakers: Hanna Marin, Gabriella Montez, Alex Russo, and Mrs. The Guy Who Wrote Kids rob a restaurant to pay for spring break and wind up in more trouble than they planned when Harry Osborn gets involved. Also starring Brittany S. Pierce.
• Spy: Handsome Rob, Amazing Amy, and Gigolo Joe are joined by eager desk-jocky Tammy.
• Spy Kids:
  • Spy Kids: Tim Scotson and Shilo Wallace rescue their parents Puss in Boots and Silk Spectre I from Nightcrawler and Adrian Monk with the help of their uncles Cheech and Machete, all at the behest of their parents' boss, Danny Ocean.
  • Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams: The kids travel to an island, and their parents search for them with the help of their grandparents Khan and Ruth Dunbar. The kids have to deal with a rival pair of spy siblings (one of whom is Cole Seer's little sister Lilly Truscott; their father is Hank Hill) and Mr. Pink, a slightly Mad Scientist trapped by his Punny Name Mix-and-Match Critters. They have to save the president's daughter Jenny Humphrey and Bill Harding is a cowboy.
  • Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over: Tim goes into a video game in order to save Shilo. He seeks help from Vaan, Gabe Forrest, and some other guy. Khan is rivals with Rocky Balboa. Also, Frida Kahlo is now a spy!
  • Spy Kids: All the Time in the World: Max and Jeff are Action Parents who get kidnapped (presumably) by the evil Ari Gold. Max and Jeff's children, Riley Matthews and Ray DiMeo attempt to rescue them.
  • Spy Kids: Armageddon: The children of the world’s greatest spies unwittingly help a corrupt game developer gain control of a computer virus that lets Prince Anders take control of the world’s technology. Now the kids must become spies themselves to save their parents (Shazam and Velma Dinkley) and the world.
• The Spy Next Door: Chon Wang is a CIA spy who gets mixed up with CIA agent who retires so that he can spend more time with his girlfriend, Allegra Cole, who lives next door, and her three kids (Ellie, White Queen, and Brian Darling Jr). When Allegra goes away to visit her father in the hospital, Chon Wang agrees to babysit the children. Chon Wang also gets mixed up with his neighbors Robby Ray Stewart and Mayor Hernandez. Sportacus also appears as a Russian terrorist who wants to destroy the world's oil supplies.
• Stage Beauty: San challenges Ashitaka for female roles in Shakespeare's plays, while Prince Charming finds all of this really amusing. Produced by a retired CIA agent.
• Staircase: Marc Anthony and Julius Caesar are Camp Gay hairdressers. Seriously.
• Stan & Ollie: Langdon Tharp and Wreck-It Ralph are a comedy duo from The Golden Age of Hollywood.
• Stand and Deliver: Los Angeles high school teacher Eduardo Gaff is being hassled by tough students like Richie Valens. But Gaff is also pressured by his bosses, who want him to control his raucous classroom. Caught in the middle, he opts to immerse his students in higher math. After intensive study, his students ace California's calculus test, only to learn that their scores are being questioned. They'll have to retake the exam in order to quiet the critics.
• Stand by Me: Matt Hooper recalls when he, as Wesley Crusher, and his best friends (Teen!Indiana Jones, Mouth, and the young Detective Woody Hoyt) went on a trip to see a dead boy's body. Along the way, they're menaced by Jack Bauer and his gang.
• A Star Is Born:
  • 1937: Jean Valjean helps a young actress.
  • 1954: Dorothy is The Ingenue.
  • 1976: So is Dolly (not that Dolly).
  • 2018: and The Countess, seemingly feeding off of the remnants of Rocket Raccoon's musical career.
• Star Kid: Tim Murphy finds an extraterrestrial suit of armor.
• Star Trek: The Motion Picture: The original Enterprise crew is back in their first movie, with Reverend Camden also onboard as they deal with a mysterious alien probe.
  • Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Denny Crane's old nemesis, Mr. Rourke, returns with a vengeance, stealing Ed Traxler's ship to try and fulfill it. Galvatron, ultimately, makes the greatest sacrifice. Rebecca Howe also stars as Galvatron's Vulcan protege.
  • Star Trek III: The Search for Spock: Denny Crane and his crew defy Starfleet orders to save the newly-resurrected Galvatron, facing Klingon commander Doc Brown and his subordinate Dan Fielding along the way.
  • Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: The original crew goes back to Earth to face punishment for their actions in the previous movie, but decide to travel back to 1986 to retrieve two humpback whales when an alien probe threatens their present planet. Among their difficulties is dealing with marine biologist Annie Camden. Herman Munster appears as an ambassador.
  • Star Trek V: The Final Frontier: In this adventure, the original crew encounters Galvatron's long-lost half-brother Mr. Mooney, who supposedly knows how to reach out to God, though they end up facing the Second Elder instead. Nergal appears as an ambassador.
  • Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country: In their last adventure (with their original actors), the Enterprise crew must help the Klingons negotiate for peace, but things go awry as Klingon Chancellor Ra's Al Ghul is assassinated, and it looks like Federation president Red Forman may also be in danger. Also stars Captain Von Trapp as Ghul's military advisor, Tom Robinson as a Starfleet admiral, Chef Louis as a colonel, and Samantha Jones as Galvatron's Vulcan protege, who all helped orchestrate the assassination to prevent peace. Mata Nui is a defense attorney whose Identical Grandson is sequel series character I.M. Weasel.
  • Star Trek: Generations: Denny Crane is attending the dedication of the Enterprise-B, under the command of Cameron Frye, when it has to save some refugees, including Oda Mae Brown and Alex, when he's seemingly killed helping the ship. Decades later, Professor Charles Xavier and his crew find Alex attempting to get to an unusual interstellar anomaly.
  • Star Trek: First Contact: Professor Xavier and his crew have to stop the Borg, led by Eir, from preventing Farmer Hoggett's historic flight. Xavier ends up meeting and befriending Mariah Dillard. Mung Daal also makes an appearance, as does Bob Pinciotti.
  • Star Trek: Insurrection: Professor Xavier's crew uncovers a plot by Admiral Milton Krest, working with Antonio Salieri, to try to forcibly relocate an entire people led by Mother Gothel.
  • Star Trek: Nemesis: In the TNG crew's last adventure, Professor Xavier discovers he has a clone, Bane, who has taken control of Romulus and effectively declared war against the Federation. Slade is Bane's right hand man.
• Star Trek (2009): Jack Frost, Sylar, Eomer, Gamora, Kyle Reese, Harold, Shaun, and Shaun's Oompah-Loompah sidekick go on a mission to save Earth from Norm Gibson's Roaring Rampage of Revenge. Batman is Jack's mentor and is taken hostage by Norm. Jack's parents are Dr. Cameron and Thor before he was Thor. Madea runs the Starfleet Academy. Harold Abrahams and Lydia Deetz are Sylar’s parents. Sylar also meets his future self Galvatron.
  • Star Trek Into Darkness: Jack and co. battle the villainous but justifiably vengeful Sherlock Holmes, and Jack takes it personally after Holmes kills Batman. The crew end up getting caught in a confrontation with Holmes and Robocop. Ogremon appears as a Starfleet captain. Miriel is in San Francisco.
  • Star Trek Beyond: Luther is the (naturally) vengeful big bad and Gazelle is a black-and-white-skinned space babe.
    • Admiral Shala'Raan wants to know if James'Kirk vas Enterprise is sure he wants to join the Admiralty Board.
• Star Wars:
  • Episode I: The Phantom Menace: Renton and his mentor Henri Ducard rescue Queen Evey Hammond and her body doubles Elizabeth Swann and Mary Corleone from the evil Toad (voiced by Saal), when they meet Jamie Langston. Ducard thinks Jamie should be trained as a Jedi, but Cookie Monster and Jules Winnfield aren't initially convinced, but eventually agree to let Renton take him as his apprentice. Jamie built the droid Legolas, who becomes friends with a member of the Goblin Corps. Jamie beats Principal Brown in a race commentated by Jack and Mr. Madigan. Dr. Thomas Lancaster is Toad/Saal's master who is manipulating the conflict to further his goals. Also features General Zod as the Supreme Chancellor, Maester Cressen as one of Evey's advisors, Sunda Kastagir as her security chief, Del Preston as her pilot and Augustus Caesar as the leader of an amphibious species of which Louis Booker is a member.
  • Episode II: Attack of the Clones: Dr. Lancaster's new apprentice Francisco Scaramanga causes problems with his allies the Ood and Celeborn while new queen Solana Mercurio handles things at home. Jamie is now David Rice. Also starring the bounty hunter Abin Sur and Dr. MacTaggert as another of Evey's body doubles.
  • Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: The Mouth of Sauron requests aid. After being manipulated by Dr. Lancaster to help kill Jules, David turns to the dark side and Evey dies giving birth to their twins. Det. Simone adopts David and Evey's daughter while David’s stepbrother Tom Buchanan adopts their son. Mary is now queen. Tom Curry is one of Abin Sur's clones.
  • Episode IV: A New Hope: David and Evey's son, who has grown into The Joker, aka Skips, meets Legolas and the Goblin Corps member and discovers a message from Angela, who unbeknownst to him is actually his twin sister, meant for Renton, now Prince Faisal, and they turn to Indiana Jones and his fuzzy companion Susha to help them out. They soon find themselves aboard a massive space station commanded by David, now Julian (who has the voice of Mufasa), and a Swedish bookstore owner, where Angela's being held captive. Lt. Eckhart and Lt. Santino appear as Rebel and Imperial military officers, respectively.
  • Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back: The Joker becomes the apprentice of Cookie Monster and learns that Julian/Mufasa is his father. While pursued by the Empire, Indy and Angela try to take refuge at a city run by Indy's old friend the first/latest Harvey Dent. Hamm and Grand Maester Pycelle appear as Rebel and Imperial military officers, respectively.
    • In a live-reading, the above roles are respectively played by Jesse Pinkman, Fracture, J. Jonah Jameson, Sartana Rivera (yes, you read that right), Kitty Pryde and David Palmer.
  • Episode VI: Return of the Jedi: Willow helps the Rebellion defeat the Empire. Julian/Mufasa pulls a Heel–Face Turn and saves his son from Dr. Lancaster, before dying as Lt. Ashington. The Joker finds out that Angela is his twin sister.
  • Episode VII: The Force Awakens: Roughly thirty years later The Joker has vanished, Moses rebels, Patsey serves some food, Dr. Jeremiah Naehring is defiant, and Brienne of Tarth and Caleb Smith battle Nathan Bateman, Angela, Indy, Shusa, Legolas, and the Goblin Corps member, who has been Other Darrined. Angela and Indy's son Al Cody is serving Gollum and fights Mary Debenham. Kid Omega, Matt Parkman and Colleen Wing are Resistance fighters, Scotty is a junker, and James Bond and Deputy Crawford are Stormtroopers.
  • Episode VIII: The Last Jedi: The Collector is a shady individual and Dr. Ellie Sattler is an admiral. Susha is now a professional basketball player, while the Goblin Corps member is now Arthur. Meanwhile, Moses bonds with Raya.
  • Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker: Dr. Lancaster returns to enact his revenge. Xander Rice is First Order brass, Felicity is a vagabond, and Anna crosses paths with the Resistance. Charlie Pace is an intelligence officer. Larry 3000 provides intel. Mary receives ghostly advice from, among others, the Joker, David, Renton/Faisal, Cookie Monster, Jules, Henri, Princess Morebucks, and Fred Jones.
  • Rogue One: Jane Hawking is one especially rebellious rebel who, along with Idi Amin, Ip Man, Manolo, Aaron Kalloor and The Duke of Weselton are trying to get their hands on the Death Star plans from Jane's dad, Hannibal Lecter (aka Le Chiffre). The Swedish bookstore owner also appears, now Pius Thicknesse, while Barristan Selmy is a general. Jamie/David/Julian/Ashington is now physically Kilowog, but still voiced by Mufasa.
  • Solo: Hobie Doyle is young Indy and Marshall Lee The Vampire King is young Harvey. Daenerys Targaryen, Mother of Dragons and Mickey Knox (or Haymitch Abernathy to the young'uns) are Hobie's allies working for Vision. Directed by Richie Cunningham.
• Stardust: Gandalf narrates the story of Daredevil (2015), who is in love with Taya Kyle, who is in turn being wooed by Superman. DD goes on a Fetch Quest to get her a fallen star, who he discovers is Princess Mononoke, whose magical essence is being sought by Catwoman; along the way DD meets a Taxi Driver, an idiot boss, and a gangster. Meanwhile, Lord Blackwood is on a mission to kill his seven brothers (including Prince Charming) so he can claim the throne, recently vacated by his father, Lawrence of Arabia.
• Starman: An alien comes to Earth and takes the form of Kevin Flynn, the late husband of Marion Ravenwood. Kevin has to rendezvous with his ship in three days, and Marion reluctantly takes him there with Lt. Ben Edwards and Terry the Toad in pursuit. Executive produced by Gordon Gekko.
• Starship Troopers: Brom Van Brunt enlists in the military. His superior is Richter. Barney Stinson has psychic powers.
• Starsky & Hutch: Mr. Furious and Roy O'Bannon are two streetwise undercover cops in the fictional city of Bay City, California in 1975 bust a notorious drug lord Norman Bates with the help of underworld boss Crow.
  • Dodge Ball A True Underdog Story Version: White Goodman is an undercover cop and Peter LaFleur is a drug lord.
  • Night at the Museum Version: Larry Daley and Jedediah Smith are two streetwise undercover cops in the fictional city of Bay City, California in 1975 bust drug criminals.
• Stay Tuned: Jack Tripper buys a satellite dish from Principal Rooney (who's really the devil), and then he and his wife, Mindy McConnell, get sucked into TV land.
• Steel: Kazaam is aided by Anne Sullivan and uncle Shaft in his efforts to stop crime and John Bender. Duke Phillips is a colonel. Detectives Matthew Sykes and George Francisco are involved somehow.
• Step Brothers: Buddy the Elf's mom Clara Clayton marries Rhomann Dey's dad Bill Tyree.
• Step Up: Magic Mike, a talented hip-hop dancer who ends up forced to do community service at the fictional Maryland School of the Arts after he is caught vandalizing school property. However, his life changes when one of the students, Uptown Girl Sally, enlists him to be her partner for her senior performance after her regular partner is injured. This first installment established the series' long-running theme of inter-class conflict, particularly in relation to the divide between hip-hop (considered "lower class") and more "traditional" dance forms like ballet or contemporary (taught at the "upper class" private arts school).
  • Step Up 2: The Streets: Corey Corn, a tomboy from Magic Mike's neighborhood with her own delinquent streak who is forced to choose between attending MSA and being shipped off to Texas to live with her aunt. However, her new life at the school affects her relationship with her friends from her neighborhood, who as a dance crew are the champions of a local hip-hop dance competition known as "The Streets." After most of her old friends reject her, Andie teams up with her new friend Brandon and MSA's local Big Man on Campus, Justin Drayton, to put together a new crew to compete in The Streets.
  • Step Up 3D: New York's street-dancing underground forms the background for the tale of two tight-knit dancers, Clerk and Tara. The talented duo join forces with a New York University freshman named Brandon for a high-stakes showdown against the world's best hip-hop dancers. Win or lose, the contest will change their lives forever.
  • Step Up Revolution: Newly arrived in Miami, young dancer Nicole dreams of becoming a professional. She soon meets and falls in love with Eddie Diaz, the leader of a dance crew called "the Mob." When a rich businessman's plans to develop the dancers' historic neighborhood threatens to displace thousands of people, Nicole must join forces with Eddie and the Mob to turn their performance art into protest art, even though doing so may place her dreams in jeopardy.
  • Step Up All In: After struggling for a year to make it big in Hollywood, Eddie's dance crew gives up and moves back to Miami. Not ready to relinquish his own dream quite yet, Eddie remains in Los Angeles. When he hears about an upcoming dance competition in Las Vegas, Sean teams with talented dancers Corey and Brandon to put together a new crew. Now with some old friends and some new faces, Eddie and his crew intend to win.
• The Stepfather: John Locke (or an arrogant plastic surgeon, if you're watching the remake) has really high standards for his new stepfamily. Unfortunately for them, they're impossibly high, and when they fail to meet them... Tiffany Welles and the crush object of a deformed musician are the family in the original, Lily Manning and Dan Humphrey (whose aunt is April O'Neil and whose girlfriend is Mandy Lane) the family in the remake. Unlike the original, in the remake the stepfather survives and is last seen chatting up Claire Bennet's biological mother.
• The Stepford Wives remake: Simba and Satine move into a picture-perfect suburb and meet their neighbors Winnie Sanderson, Alex Forest and her husband the headless horseman. A Mac, who worked for AOL, is also there.
• Steve Jobs: Frank and Aaron make computers. Also starring Rose and The Dude.
• Still Alice: The second Clarice Starling's comfortable life with her husband Jack Donaghy and children Lois Lane, Silas Botwin, and Bella Swan is turned upside down when she's diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.
• The Sting: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid team up to scam Captain Quint. They get help from Capt. Doreen Lewis, Martin Morgenstern, and Uncle Martin.
  • The Sting II: Ralph Kramden comes up with a scheme to con Det. Lt. Mike Stone out of a fortune. Pulling strings behind the scenes (or so he thinks) is Proximo. Joining Ralph in the con is Inga. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark and Willie Tanner also show up.
• Stone: Tyler Durden gets his wife, Leeloo Dallas Multipass, to romance his emotionally fettered parole officer "Ace" Rothstein.
• Strange Days: Lord Voldemort is a Los Angeles police officer just before the Turn of the Millennium who comes into possession of a recording that puts his life and career at risk.
• Stranger Than Fiction: P.L. Travers narrates the life of Ron Burgundy, who thinks his life is so delusional about being killed by her that he goes to psychiatrist Ben Braddock for help. Also features Buster Bluth.
• Straw Dogs: Mr. Focker is menaced by various creepy locals.
  • 2011 remake: Cyclops and his wife Lois Lane are menaced by Eric Northman and Lester.
• Street Fighter: This video game adaption features Fake American Col. Master Croc against evil dictator Gomez Addams. Croc's allies include Lieutenant Charlene Robinson and reporter Mulan. Leatherface 2003 is the Dumb Muscle.
• Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li: Lana Lang is a ten-year-old piano/Wushu prodigy who has her young world shattered after the crimelord Jay Hamilton and his dragon John Coffey kidnap her father and whisk him off to parts unknown. After the death of her mother seventeen years later, Lana — now a concert pianist — receives a mysterious scroll that tells her to go to Bangkok. Once there, she meets Liu Kang, a former partner of Hamilton and leader of the mysterious Order of the Web. Liu Kang offers to train Lana in preparation for her inevitable showdown with Hamilton. The film also has a subplot about Interpol agent Chris 'Oz' Ostreicher and Bangkok detective Blair Williams. Mexican-American rapper is a man with claw and a mask.
• Street Kings: Detective Neo works for Idi Amin while being investigated by House because his former partner President Camacho was killed in a robbery gone wrong. Captain America helps.
• Streets of Fire: When Martha Kent is kidnapped by Vulko, Tony Villicana and Annie Kinsella are hired by Wayne Szalinski to recover her. Also featuring Bill Henrickson as a bartender and Tommy Pickles as Martha's roommate.
• Stripes: Peter Venkman and Egon Spengler enlist in the army, where they meet fellow recruits Buck Russell and Billy Rosewood while they're getting trained by Sgt. Sam Wood.
• Stuart Little: Marty McFly is adopted by Thelma and Dr. House. Ray Boyd doesn't welcome him at first and Timon, Runt of the Litter and Sonny want to get rid of him. Also starring Principal Rooney, Lou Loomis, and Sophia Petrillo as various members of Thelma & House's family, Ed Furillo and Celia as Marty's false parents, and Pete Puma as the announcer of a local boat race, among others.
  • Stuart Little 2: Marty has a crush on Tess, who is forced to work for Hades.
• Stuber: Plimpton is an awkward guy who works as an Uber driver. One day, he picks up a no-nonsense detective named Scott Ward, who's on the lookout for Yuda, a ruthless drug lord. Plimpton ends up going on a wild ride where he needs to work with his tough passenger while keeping that high customer service rating of his.
  • Marvel Cinematic Universe version: Kingo is an Uber driver and picks up Drax and Drax's partner Nebula was murdered.
• Studio 666: Members of the rock band Foo Fighters move into an Encino mansion steeped in grisly rock 'n' roll history to record their much anticipated 10th album. Once in the house, Satan finds himself grappling with supernatural forces that threaten both the completion of the album and the lives of the band members.
• Suburban Commando: Rip is an intergalactic soldier who is forced to go to Earth and ends up in the home of Emmett L. Brown and Olive Oyl.
• Sucker Punch: Violet Baudelaire is thrown into a Bedlam House where she escapes into action-filled fantasies along with an owl, a Catholic school outcast, a nerdy songstress, and a demon's daughter. Also starring an ad man and an aging superheroine.
• Sudden Death: Guile works as a fire marshall during a hockey game which gets held hostage by a group of terrorists led by Gorilla Grodd.
• Suffragette: Daisy and "The Devil" want women to vote in England.
• Suicide Kings: Max Zorin is kidnapped by Elliot, Young Indiana Jones, Cyrus Lupo, and Leonard Hofstrader. Captain George Stacy is Zorin's right-hand man.
• Sully: Captain Phillips (or if you prefer, Woody) lands a passenger plane in the Hudson River.
• The Sum of All Fears: Han Solo is now Batman as he works with Lucius Fox to stop terrorists from detonating a nuclear warhead during a football game, of which President Arthur Hoggett is attending.
• Summer Rental: Stressed-out air traffic controller Del Griffith tries to go on a calming beach vacation with his family, including wife Lana Wagner and eldest daughter Andy Carmichael, but after unwittingly making enemies with Colonel Samuel R. "Sam" Trautman, he teams up with Zed, Captain Stillman, and Admiral Owen Paris to defeat him.
• Superbad: Schmidt and Scott Pilgrim want to go to a party hosted by Gwen Stacy, but need to bring beer first. Meanwhile, their friend Fishlegs befriends cops Flint Lockwood and Ben Stone.
• Superman: The Movie: Don Vito Corleone of Krypton launches his infant son away from the dying planet, to grow up on Earth where he is raised by Johnny Farrell and Ellen Lawson. The son grows up into Richard Collier, who has superhuman powers and can fly. Richard falls in love with newspaper reporter Gaia, befriends Dave McFly, and stops the evil Popeye Doyle and Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear from blowing up the West Coast.
  • Superman II: KNEEL BEFORE BERNADETTE!!!
  • Superman III: Richard heads to his hometown and reconnects with his old flame Beverly Marsh, while genius computer programmer Wally Karue is roped into helping the corrupt Napoleon Solo commit crimes.
  • Superman IV: The Quest for Peace: Popeye’s nephew is Alan Harper.
  • Superman Returns: Richard, now Todd Ingram, must stop Popeye, now Lester Burnam, from creating a new continent out of kryptonite while dealing with the fact that his girlfriend Gaia, now Anne, hooked up with Cyclops.
• Super Mario Bros. (1993): Eddie Valiant and Sid the Sloth are plumbers who must stop Howard Payne from merging his dimension with theirs. Aunt Petunia shows up somewhere, Crysta is an archeologist that Sid falls in love with, and Goddard is Howard's pet dinosaur.
• Surrogates: A murderer forces a city's population, including Det. John McClane, out of their self-imposed Uncanny Valley-Ridiculously Human Robots-effectively Immortal-bodies.
• Surviving Christmas: Bruce Wayne stays in his childhood home which has since been inhabited by Tony Soprano, Delia Deetz, and Kelly Bundy.
• Surviving the Game: Homeless vagrant Odafin "Fin" Tutuola is hired to be a guide for a hunting group consisting of Hobo with a Shotgun, Drake Sabitch, Roc Emerson, Antonio Salieri, Dr. Perry Cox, and Peter Foley. Unknown to Fin, however, is the group hunts humans for sport, and he's the prey.
• Sushi Girl: Upon his release from prison, Atreyu is brought to a restaurant by his old associate, The Candyman, to celebrate his newfound freedom. The chef is Hattori Hanzo. Joining in the fun is Luke Skywalker, Miguel, Kurt, Frank Lapidus and Kyle Reese.
• Suspect Zero: Two-Face tracks the Mandarin.
• Swamp Thing: Leland Palmer is studying plants, but after his research facility is attacked by Kamal Khan and Krug, he is turned into a monster. Wilma tries to notify the authorities on the matter.
  • The Return of Swamp Thing: Khan is resurrected, and with the help of Ursa, creates an army of monsters. His stepdaughter is Amanda Woodward. Fred Jones is a parrot.
• Sweeney Todd:
  • Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street: Captain Jack Sparrow is a deranged barber who kills people after failing to kill Severus Snape (and his sidekick Peter Pettigrew), who has a Wife Husbandry plan for Scissorhands' daughter Meg, but she and Marcus are planning to run off with each other; Bellatrix Lestrange bakes the victims into pies out of a strange devotion to him. Borat makes an appearance, and even Giles shows up briefly (he would've had a larger role if Tim Burton liked musicals).
  • Showtime TV movie version (where Sweeney is combined with Pirelli and Judge Turpin): The Mandarin and The Fairy Godmother have a profitable partnership which starts to unravel after "The Man Darrin" kills a rich merchant.
  • BBC TV movie version: Beowulf "did it because [he] could, and then [he] couldn't... stop."
• Sweetheart: Iris West is friends with Jervis Tetch aka the Mad Hatter.
• Swing Vote: The results of the Presidental Election between candidates Sideshow Bob and Howard Payne is to be determined by the single vote of Eliot Ness.
• Swiss Army Man: Billy Sunday goes camping with Harry Potter, who has become a farting zombie.
• The Switch (formerly The Baster): Eternally friendzoned Manchild Michael Bluth switches Rachel Green's supply of Nite Owl II's baby-making material with his own, then meets his remarkably similar yet infinitely more mature son seven years later. With Brundlefly and Mallory Knox as George and Rachel's respective friends.
• Switching Channels: In this remake of The Front Page, newsanchor Jessica Rabbit meets and falls in love with Superman while on a much-needed vacation, and decides to quit the news business. Her boss/ex-husband Bandit doesn't want to let her go, so he and his assistant Superman wheel and deal to persuade her to stay. Bandit has her interview convicted killer Wilbur the Pig, hoping to get him a pardon from the governor who's up for reelection. But running against the governor is DA Lots o'Huggin' Bear, who'll do anything to get Wilbur into the electric chair. A fun time is had by all (even though behind-the-scenes fighting between Jessica and Bandit made this a notoriously Troubled Production).
• Swordfish: Howard Saint and Storm recruit hacker Wolverine, fresh out of prison, to steal $9 billion from the DEA. FBI agent War Machine is seeking to arrest Wolverine again.

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