Miller

This film is adapted from a true event. The story takes place at Stanford University in the early 1970s, where a group of college students conducted a research experiment on human behavior. They were divided into two groups. One group played the role of prison guards, while the others played the role of prisoners. Within 24 hours, they began to simulate the daily life in prison

Class struggle and violent incidents among residents in an isolated high-rise apartment. This high-end apartment building has 40 floors and over 2,000 independent suites. It is fully equipped with living facilities such as a supermarket, swimming pool and primary school. The floors are connected by high-speed elevators, forming a completely independent community from the outside world

Randy, nicknamed "Big Hammer"? Robinson (Mickey Rourke) (Played by Rock) was a shining star in the American indie wrestling circle in the 1980s. He left behind countless classic matches, and his ultimate move, "Sledgehammer Crush Press", won over many passionate wrestling enthusiasts. But as

The story takes place in Glasgow in 1973. For the boy James (played by William Eadie), this summer was not easy. The scorching sun made him unable to muster up any energy, and the large-scale strike by the cleaners instantly turned the streets into a pile of rotten garbage

Alan (portrayed by David Eigenberg), who works for the technology company KineTech, has devoted himself to developing the super-automated robot Spine (voiced by Jae Head). Spine can clearly perceive human emotions and gradually form his own personality. Originally referred to

In 1987, full of ambition, Jack Campbell (played by Nicolas Cage) bid farewell to his girlfriend Kate (played by Tea Leoni) and went to New York alone to strive. Thirteen years later, Jack has become a highly sought-after investment broker on Wall Street