I would pay American dollars to watch True Git right now.

K-9: The Widowmaker

James Belushi returns to the K-9 franchise, in a Film about a Killer dog.
Screenplay by Stephen King, loosely based on his story Cujo.

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"Life is about movies; anything else is a bonus!"- Me   

He Iron Lady

Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role as Toni Stark in this gender-bending alternate universe take on a classic super hero story.

Toni Stark, wealthy industrialist and night club personality, engineers a fabulous armoured suit after being beaten up on the way home from a club. Using the armoured suit, she not only to get her own back on her attackers, but gets to live her dream as Queen Toni - Iron Lady.

Be sure to keep an eye out for several surprising cameos, including Buns the pool boy played by an un-named Xenuvian!

Star Trek III: The Search for Sock

In this long-lost Star Trek adventure, the crew of the Enterprise goes hunting for Kirk's missing sock, in which he hid the codes to a device that could destroy an entire galaxy. Billy Crystal voices the sock, which has gained a mind of its own after long-term exposure to the power of the device.

Brokeback Mountin’
A young boy (Blanket Jackson) captures and breaks a swayback horse named Brokeback so he can ride it to run away from his abusive father (Jim Caviezel) and alcoholic mother (Halle Berry) to stay with his maternal grandfather (Morgan Freeman), who is dying of one of those diseases that makes you wise and peaceful. Soundtrack by Coldplay.

Grosse Pointe Bank
John Cusack and a hand-picked band of experts plan a sophisticated break-in at a local branch bank in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, as a practice run for a much bigger heist. But there, he runs into bank teller Minnie Driver, with whom he had a brief relationship 15 years earlier that left her with a child (Selina Gomez) that he never knew about and now tries to reconcile with. Music by Jonathan Coulton.

Pushing In
John Cusack is a Hollywood director bereft of ideas and desperate for a hit who falls for international assassin Angelina Jolie, who drags him along on a wild, globe-hopping murder spree while he films her with a Red on a Steadicam. Music by Randy Newman and Hans Zimmer.

Better Off Dad
John Cusack reprises his role as Lane Meyer, who has just been thru a messy, childless divorce and returns home to visit his parents, where he falls for a woman (Elizabeth Berkley) with two small children fathered by the Meyers’ former paperboy (Rick Schroder), who pursues him relentlessly to get back his two toddlers. Music by the cast of Glee covering songs of the '80s.

Music by Randy Newman and Hans Zimmer.

I really want to hear that soundtrack.

Panic Roo - Following Prince Humperdinck's clearing of the Thieves' Forest he sets his sites on the Hundred Acre Woods and rounds up all of Christopher Robin's stuffed animals...except one.  After Kanga is confiscated during the seige, Roo lives in fear of a return by Humperdinck's men and builds a hidden room in Winnie the Pooh's tree where he spends most nights dreaming of revenge.

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On that note...

The Wizard of Z

Hard-boiled detective D.J. Gale (Alec Baldwin) is ready to retire and move far away from Chicago. But just as he's getting ready to leave, he uncovers the biggest case of his career. A modified version of an over-the-counter drug called Zanthroproxamine-B, which the kids call 'Z', is floating around the dark alleys of the Windy City. Gale is tasked with finding the drug's creator, a man known only as "The Z-Wizard" (Stephen Baldwin). Along with his new partner, a fiery rookie named Tony "Toto" Trantolo (William Baldwin), Gale has to work his way through the seedy underbelly of Chi-town to locate the Z-Wizard. He interrogates Sammy "Scare" Crow (Michael Chiklis), The Z-Wizard's hired muscle, Timmy "Tinny" Manson (Bruce Willis), a cold-blooded convict who once ran with the Wizard, and Larry "The Lion" Lonergan (Vin Diesel), a rat who sells the Wiz out for police protection. When "The Lion" reveals that The Z-Wizard is behind the death of Gale's beloved brother (Daniel Baldwin), things get personal, and Gale will stop at nothing to get a chance to stomp his steel-toed ruby-red slippers into the Z-Wizards cackling face.

The English Patent
Rory Butcher (Steve Coogan) takes out a patent on being English and tries to get all English people to pay him for the privilege of having tea and saying “brilliant” and “bollocks” and “wanker”. He is roundly denounced in Parliament by Michael Caine, who explains a lot of things about being English that not many people know.

Weekend at Ernie’s
Young producers fired from the BBC (Elijah Wood and Tom Felton) use arcane magic to resurrect the corpses of British broadcasting legends Morcambe and Wise. Over a weekend at a beach house formerly owned by Ernie Wise, they learn to puppet and command the zombies convincingly enough to avoid being murdered by a hit man AND create a hit comedy show.

The Station Gent
An American woman (Kate Hudson) about to embark on a scenic train ride across England meets a dapper Englishman (Jude Law) who turns out to be an impoverished East End actor hired by the tour company to give tourists a taste of Jolly Olde England. He redeems himself to her by beating up some chavs.

Oy Story

Documentary about early 80's DC based punk bands.  Narrated by Tom Hanks.