Movies I Have Seen - January 2018 (17 movies)

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. 2009, Starring
Hugh Jackman as Logan:
Troye Sivan as Young Logan:
Liev Schreiber as Victor:
Michael James Olsen as Young Victor
Danny Huston as Stryker:
Lynn Collins as Kayla:
Taylor Kitsch as Remy LeBeau:
Ryan Reynolds as Wade:
Scott Adkins as Weapon XI:
Will.i.am as John:
Kevin Durand as Fred:
Dominic Monaghan as Bradley:
Daniel Henney as Zero. Blu-ray, January 3, 2018. Soundtrack: "Hávamál" Traditional;
Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree
Written by L. Russell Brown and Irwin Levine
Performed by The Romantic Strings & Orchestra
Courtesy of The Reader's Digest Association, Inc.
By Arrangement with The Orchard
Carousel Rides
Written by Herman Beeftink
Performed by Herman Beeftink
Courtesy of Elite Source Music
Zoot Shoot
Written by Mark Hart (as Weevil) & Steve Dudas (as Riddick)
Performed by Mark Hart (as Weevil) & Steve Dudas (as Riddick)
Courtesy of Extreme Music
New Orleans Boogie
Written by Daniel May & Marc Ferrari
Performed by Daniel May
Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/MasterSource
Gimme One More Shot
Written by Jamie Dunlap and Scott Nickoley
Performed by Robin McAuley
Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/MasterSource
Shinjuku Shadows
Written by G.E. Stinson
Performed by Kaoru and G.E. Stinson
Courtesy of Maryatt Music Group, Inc. Quote: William Stryker: "Your country needs you." Logan: "I'm Canadian." Anachronisms: 1. Lighting in the foyer of the 1845 mansion was provided by light bulbs in a grand chandelier. The first home to have electrical lighting was that of Joseph Swan, one of the inventors of the light bulb, in England in 1879. A mansion deep in the Canadian wilderness would not have been outfitted with electricity until several decades after that. 2. Agent Zero has a Humvee at least a decade before their creation. 3. When Team X infiltrate a compound in Nigeria John Wraith's weapon of choice is a G36K assault rifle with an AG36 grenade launcher, the scene is set in the 1970s and this rifle began introduction in the 1990s. 4. (at around 1h 11 mins) When Gambit shocks Logan and Creed in the alley, a pile of modern (large face) 20-dollar bills can be seen floating around. 5. When Victor and Logan are fighting in the Vietnam War (during the opening credits sequence), Victor ends up getting in a fight with American soldiers many of whom are carrying M-16 rifles with a 20" barrel and full barrel guard as well as a period correct non adjustable butt-stock. However when we see Logan running to help Victor, he is carrying a modern AR-15 style carbine rifle with an adjustable butt-stock and smaller 18" barrel with a round barrel guard which wasn't around during the Vietnam War era. 6. Agent Zero uses a Beretta M92 Inox and Taurus PT92. The PT92 wasn't introduced until the 1980s and the Beretta Inox until the 1990s. 7. The unit patch that Stryker wears in Africa is 1st Infantry Division of the US Army -nicknamed "The Big Red One" because it's shoulder patch is a green shield with only a red 1 in it. It is the only subdued shoulder patch to have the color red until 2007 when it was changed. The patch Stryker is wearing is a brown shield with a black 1, made after 2007.

The Wolverine. 2013, Starring
Hugh Jackman as Logan / Wolverine:
A mutant, whose prodigious healing abilities and adamantium infused skeleton combine to make him virtually immortal. Jackman also portrayed the character in the previous X-Men films. In terms of his character Jackman views Wolverine as "the ultimate outsider" and that "the great battle, I always thought with Wolverine, is the battle within himself".[9] Regarding Logan's struggle with extreme life longevity, Jackman said, "He realizes everyone he loves dies, and his whole life is full of pain. So it's better that he just escapes. He can't die really. He just wants to get away from everything."[10] Jackman stated that he ate six meals a day in preparation for the role.[11] Jackman contacted Dwayne Johnson for some tips on bulking up for the film. Johnson suggested that for six months, he gain a pound a week, by eating 6,000 calories a day which consisted of "an awful lot of chicken, steak and brown rice".[12]
Hiroyuki Sanada as Shingen Yashida:
Ichirō's son[13] as well as Mariko's father and corporate rival,[14] who is proficient in kendo.[15]
Tao Okamoto as Mariko Yashida:
Ichirō's granddaughter, whose life becomes threatened as a result of her grandfather's will. About her character, Okamoto said that Mariko is no pushover and is proficient in karate and knife-throwing.[16]
Rila Fukushima as Yukio:
A precognitive mutant and one of the deadliest assassins in Ichirō’s clan.[14][17][18][19] Fukushima said, "My character's very physical. Yukio and Wolverine have a lot in common. She really takes care of him and he also cares about her."[16] Mangold described Yukio as a lethal fighter who is "both sexy and almost kind of sprung from the anime world."[10]
Famke Janssen as Jean Grey:
A mutant, former member and former medical doctor of the X-Men, whom Logan killed at the end of X-Men: The Last Stand. Jackman said, "There’s no doubt that the most important relationship in his life is — we’ve seen through the movies — is his relationship with Jean Grey. Yes, we saw her die at the end of ‘X-Men: The Last Stand,’ but in this movie, she has a presence, which I think is vital to the movie, particularly for him confronting the most difficult thing within himself."[20]
Will Yun Lee as Kenuichio Harada:
A former lover of Mariko and head of the Black Ninja Clan, sworn to protect the Yashida family. Lee said that he underwent rigorous sword training for the film.[16][21]
Svetlana Khodchenkova as Dr. Green / Viper:
A mutant, who has an immunity to toxins.[10][22] About her character, Khodchenkova said "Viper doesn't really have many people that she cares about, most of them she just uses for her own purpose."[16] Mangold said, "as her name would imply, she's kind of snakelike," and that Viper views Logan "like a great hunter might view hunting a lion in his quarry."[10] The film does not reference Viper's comic book history as an agent of Hydra, due to rights issues with Marvel Studios.[23]
Haruhiko Yamanouchi as Ichirō Yashida:
Shingen's father,[13] Mariko's grandfather and the founder of Yashida Industries, a powerful technology zaibatsu. Logan saved him during the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.[14] Young version portrayed by Ken Yamamura.
Brian Tee as Noburo Mori:
A corrupt minister of justice, who is engaged to Mariko.[21]
Additionally, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen reprise their roles as Charles Xavier / Professor X and Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto in cameo appearances during the mid-credits scene. DVD, January 8, 2018. Soundtrack: "Requiem KV 626 - Sequentia Rex Tremendae" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Six Feet Under
Written by Roland Pierrehumbert, Fred Gudit, Michel Demierre, Boris De Piante, Lionel Blanc, Juerg Naegeli & Jacques Marion
Performed by Sideburn
Courtesy of Sideburn Music
Symphony in D Minor, Mvmt 1
Written by César Franck
Arranged by Christopher Todd Landor
Courtesy of The Music Collective
Low
Written by David Lowery, Johnny Hickman (as John Hickman) and David Faragher
Performed by Cracker
Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Dragon Dance
Written by Luke Steele and Hugh Jardon
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music
Cielo Estrellado
Written and Performed by Kensuke Mitome & Gôta Wakabayashi (as Gouta Wakabayashi)
Courtesy of SWITCH, Inc.
Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
Written by Terry Edward Draper and John Woloschuk (as John William Woloschuk)
Performed and Produced by Tara Busch
Ikigai
Written by Michio Yamagami & Tsuyoshi Shibuya
Performed by Saori Yuki
Courtesy of EMI Music Japan
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Sono Tokiga Kurumade
Written by DJ PMX, K Dub Shine (as K DUB SHINE)
Performed by DJ PMX feat. K Dub Shine (as K DUB SHINE)
Courtesy of Victor Entertainment, Inc.
Onna, Kanashi, Otona
Written by Yoshiko Miura and Tsunku
Performed by Sexy Otonajan
Courtesy of Up-Front Works Col, Ltd. / Hello! Project
Person in Power
Written by George Mathews and Gilde Flores (as Glide Flores)
Courtesy of The Music Collective. Anachronism: The samurai sword that was named Danzen (and was supposedly old) had a visible locking clip in the scene inside the Nagasaki POW pit. This means that it was an early 20th century Imperial army made sword (a reproduction mass produced for Japanese officers).

The Great Wall (Chinese: 长城). 2016, Starring
Matt Damon as William Garin (威廉·加林), a European mercenary.
Jing Tian as Commander Lin Mae (林梅; Lín Méi), the leader of the Crane Troop
Pedro Pascal as Pero Tovar (佩罗· 托瓦尔), a European mercenary.
Willem Dafoe as Sir Ballard (巴拉德), a former teacher in Europe.
Andy Lau as Strategist Wang (王军师), the Strategist and War Counselor for the Nameless Order.
Zhang Hanyu as General Shao (邵殿帅), the General of the Bear Troop and General of the Nameless Order.
Lu Han as Peng Yong (彭勇), a warrior in the Bear Troop.
Eddie Peng as Commander Wu (吴将军), a member of the Tiger Troop.
Kenny Lin as Commander Chen (陈将军), a member of the Eagle Troop.
Karry Wang as The Emperor
Zheng Kai as Shen (沈)
Huang Xuan as Commander Deng (邓将军), a member of the Deer Troop.
Cheney Chen as the Commander of the Imperial Guard. The Movie Network, January 9, 2018. Soundtrack: "At the Border" - Vocal by Zhao Mu-Yang, Lyrics by Wang Changling, Melody by Leehom Wang. Anachronisms: 1. The film shows a manned balloon being used to hunt the dragons. The first known aeronautical balloon was flown in France in 1783, nearly 700 years later. 2. The film was set in Song dynasty China. However, the heavily fortified brick and mortar Great Wall depicted in the film was built much later during the Ming dynasty.

Going in Style. 2017, Starring
Morgan Freeman as Willie Davis, one of the three protagonists.
Michael Caine as Joe Harding, one of the three protagonists.
Alan Arkin as Albert Garner, one of the three protagonists.
Joey King as Brooklyn, Joe's granddaughter.
Maria Dizzia as Rachel Harding, Joe's daughter.
Ashley Aufderheide as Kanika, Willie's granddaughter.
Gillian Glasco as Maya Davis, Willie's daughter.
Matt Dillon as Special Agent Hamer, an FBI agent who investigates bank robberies.
Ann-Margret as Annie Santori, Albert’s love interest, Ezra's grandmother, and an employee at Value Town.
Jeremy Schinder as Ezra Bronkowski, Annie's grandson.
Anthony Chisholm as Paul, the Knights Grandmaster.
Christopher Lloyd as Milton Kupchak, the guys' senile lodge buddy.
Annabelle Chow as Lucy, the child witness.
Nancy Sun as Mandy, Lucy's mother.
Kenan Thompson as Keith Schonfield, a grocery store manager of Value Town.
Josh Pais as Chuck Lofton, the bank manager of Williamsburg Savings Bank who intends to take Joe's house in a month.
Siobhan Fallon Hogan as Mitzi, a waitress at Nat's Diner.
John Ortiz as Jesus Garcia, a man of unspecified credentials who agrees to show the guys the ropes, a pet store owner in Queens, and the leader of robbers at the beginning of the film.
Peter Serafinowicz as Murphy. The Movie Network, January 10, 2018. Soundtrack: "St. Thomas
Written and Performed by Sonny Rollins
Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.
A Long Walk Out
Written by Leslie Mills and Chris Pelcer
Performed by Leslie Mills
Courtesy of Tiny Violet Records
Yankee Doodle
Traditional
Performed by Lawrence Feldman
Memories Are Made Of This
Written by Rich Dehr (as Richard Dehr), Terry Gilkyson and Frank Miller
Performed by Dean Martin
Courtesy of Capitol Records LLC
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Happy Birthday To You
Written by Mildred J. Hill (as Mildred Hill) and Patty S. Hill (as Patty Hill)
Performed by Christopher Lloyd and cast
Feel Right
Written by Brody Brown (as Christopher Brown), Homer Steinweiss, Mark Ronson, Mystikal (as Michael Tyler), Nick Movshon (as Nicholas Movshon), Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Thomas Brenneck and Jeff Bhasker
Performed by Mark Ronson featuring Mystikal
Courtesy of Sony Music U.K./RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Automatic
Written by Brock Walsh and Mark Goldenberg
Courtesy of Opus 1 Music
Hard to Handle
Written by Al Bell (as Alvertis Isbell), Allen Alvoid Jones Jr. (as Allen Jones) and Otis Redding
Performed by Otis Redding
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Can I Kick It?
Written by Lou Reed
Performed by A Tribe Called Quest
Courtesy of RCA Records
Contains a sample of "Walk On The Wild Side"
Performed by Lou Reed
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Contains a sample of "Spinning Wheel"
Performed by Lonnie Smith
Courtesy of Blue Note Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Higher Ground
Written and Performed by Stevie Wonder
Courtesy of Motown Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Sobre Las Olas
Written by Juventino Rosas
Arranged, Produced and Performed by Rob Simonsen
Hey, Look Me Over
Written by Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman
Produced by Rob Simonsen
Performed by Jamie Cullum
Jamie Cullum appears courtesy of Island Records, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd
Hey, Look Me Over
Written by Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman
Performed by Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Alan Arkin
The Flying Trapeze
Written by George Leybourne
Produced and Performed by Rob Simonsen
Hallelujah I Love Her So
Written by Ray Charles
Produced by Salaam Remi and Rob Simonsen
Performed by Alan Arkin and Ann-Margret
Mean Old World
Written and Performed by Sam Cooke
Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc. and Sony Music
What A Diff'rence A Day Makes
Written by Stanley Adams and María Grever
Performed by Dinah Washington
Courtesy of The Verve Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Trivia: Director Cameo - Zach Braff: the voice of the anesthesiologist who sedates Al. This choice of role may be a nod to Braff's breakout role as a doctor on Scrubs (2001).

Rough Night (released in some countries as Girls' Night Out). 2017, Starring
Scarlett Johansson as Jessica "Jess" Thayer
Jillian Bell as Alice
Kate McKinnon as Pippa/Kiwi
Ilana Glazer as Frankie
Zoë Kravitz as Blair
Paul W. Downs as Peter
Demi Moore as Lea
Ty Burrell as Pietro
Ryan Cooper as Jay ("Scotty")
Colton Haynes as Scotty, the real stripper
Dean Winters as Detective Frazier
Enrique Murciano as Detective Ruiz
Bo Burnham as Tobey
Eric Andre as Jake
Hasan Minhaj as Joe
Patrick Carlyle as Patrick
Karan Soni as Raviv
Peter Francis James as Uncle Jack. The Movie Network, January 10, 2018. Soundtrack: "Woman
Written by Myles Heskett, Chris Ross (as Christopher James Ross) and Andrew Stockdale (as Andrew James Stockdale)
Performed by Wolfmother
Courtesy of Universal Music Australia Pty. Ltd. / Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Tipsy
Written by J-Kwon (as Jerrell Jones), Capo (as Anthony Joe Kent) and Tarboy (as Mark Williams)
Performed by J-Kwon
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Headphones
Written and Performed by nm7275242
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Conga
Written by Enrique Elías García (as Enrique Elias Garcia)
Performed by Gloria Estefan
Courtesy of Crescent Moon Records
Shots
Written by Skyler Gordy, Stefan Gordy, Lil Jon (as Jonathan H. Smith) and Eric de la Torre (as Eric DeLatorre)
Burn Break Crash
Written by Caroline Ailin, Tom Aspaul and Daniel Traynor
Performed by Aanysa x Snakehips
Courtesy of RCA Records and Sony Music Entertainment/UK Limited
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Just Let Go
Written by Andrew J. Gridley, Shamina Khangaldy and Stephen Wayne Baird
Performed by Dorian Wyld feat. Shamina
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Signs of Time
Written by Stephen Ronan, Celeste Csato and Paul Grundman
Performed by Celeste & Rokuro feat. PGX
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Trouble
Written by Benjamin Berry and CocknBullKid (as Anita Esidede Blay)
Performed by Neon Jungle
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd and RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Gun to the Head
Written by Michelle Gonzalez, Pontus Winnberg, Magnus Lidehäll, Nicole Morier, Svidden (as Jimmy Koitzsch) and Joakim Jarl
Performed by MishCatt
Courtesy of INGSOC
Blackout Blurry
Written by Mark Byers
Performed by Mark Byers (as Markaholic) feat. Bianca Gisselle
Courtesy of Markaholic Records
My Neck My Back
Written by Khia (as Khia Chambers), Edward Meriwether and Michael Williams
Performed by Khia
Courtesy of Entertainment One U.S. LP
BonBon
Written and Performed by Era Istrefi
Courtesy of Ultra Records, LLC
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
Written by Johann Sebastian Bach
Performed by Moscow Chamber Orchestra
Conducted by Konstantin Orbelyan (as Constantine Orbelian)
Courtesy of Delos Records
By arrangement with Source/Q
Brighter Stars
Written by Akrivi (as Akrivi Nikokiridou)
Performed by Akrivi
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Prime
Written by Jaron Lamot, Cheapshot (as Colton Fisher) and Jason Rabinowitz
Performed by DJ Huggy
Courtesy of The Math Club
I Touch Myself
Written by Christina Amphlett, Tom Kelly, Mark McEntee and Billy Steinberg
Performed by Divinyls
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067: Overture
Written by Johann Sebastian Bach
The Next Episode
Written by David Axlerod (as David Axelrod), Brian Bailey (as Brian Anthony Bailey), Melvin Bradford, Snoop Dogg (as Calvin Broadus) and Dr. Dre (as Andre Young)
Performed by Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg
Courtesy of Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Fall
Written by Robin Hannibal (as Robin Braun) and Michael Milosh
Performed by Rhye
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
See This Through
Written by Jonathan Merkel
Performed by Andrea Miller
Courtesy of Crucial Music
Sadness
Written by Christian Langdon and Jonas Myrin
Performed by Jonas Myrin
Courtesy of DUVArecords
House Work
Written by Timucin Fabian Kwong Wah Aluo (as Timucin Aluo) and MNEK (as Uzoechi Osisioma Emenike)
Performed by Timucin Fabian Kwong Wah Aluo (as Jax Jones) featuring Mike Dunn and MNEK
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd./Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Hustler
Written by James Ford, Charleen Johnson and James Shaw
Performed by Simian Mobile Disco
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises and Courtesy of Wichita Recordings Ltd
By arrangement with Mixtape Music
The Beautiful People
Written by Marilyn Manson and Jeordie White (as Twiggy Ramirez)
Performed by Marilyn Manson
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
A Midsummer Night's Dream: Wedding March
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (as Felix Mendelssohn)
We Are What
Written by Noah Cyrus, Savan Kotecha, Max Martin and Ali Payami
Performed by Noah Cyrus
Courtesy of RECORDS Label, LLC
The Kiwi Song
Written and Performed by Kate McKinnon.

The Promise. 2016, Starring
Oscar Isaac as Mikael, the medical student [4]
Charlotte Le Bon as Ana, an Armenian raised in Paris and lover of both Chris and Mikael [5]
Christian Bale as Chris Myers, an American journalist with the Associated Press [4]
Daniel Giménez-Cacho as Father Andreasian [5]
Shohreh Aghdashloo as Marta [5]
Rade Šerbedžija as Stephan, the Mayor of a small Armenian town that leads a group of refugees to fight the Ottoman army.
Abel Folk as Harut
Andrew Tarbet as Pastor Merril
Angela Sarafyan as Maral
Armin Amiri as Captain Ali
Marwan Kenzari as Emre Ogan
Yigal Naor as Mesrob
Garen Boyajian as Eric Boghosian
Kevork Malikyan as Vartan Boghosian
Numan Acar as Mustafa
Roman Mitichyan as Serg
Jean Reno as the French admiral Louis Dartige du Fournet  [5]
Tom Hollander as Garin
Jean Claude Ricquebourg as a French Captain
James Cromwell as Henry Morgenthau Sr.
Alicia Borrachero as Lena
Milene Mayer Gutierrez as Yeva
Michael Stahl-David as Brad
Ozman Sirgood as Deputy Governor Mazhar
Markus Oberhauser as German Aid officer
Scott Greenlees as European student #4. The Movie Network, January 12, 2018. Soundtrack: "The Promise
Written and Performed by Chris Cornell
Sari Siroun Yar
Written by Kushan Ashot
Performed by Serj Tankian and the' Authentic Light Orchestra' with Vocals by Veronika Stalder
Courtesy of Serjical Strike Records
Hayastan Yerkir (Ode à la patrie)
Traditional
Performed by Jordi Savall
Courtesy of AliaVox
Alagyeaz & Khnki Tsar
Traditional
Performed by Jordi Savall
Courtesy of AliaVox
Kacj Nazar's Dance (Kotchari)
Traditional
Performed and arranged by Ara Malikian
Sari Siroun Yar
Written by Kushan Ashot
Performed by Ara Malikian
Lorik
Traditional
Performed and arranged by Ara Malikian
Der Makam, I Huseyeni Sakil, I Aga Riza
Traditional
Performed by Jordi Savall
Courtesy of AliaVox
Moments musicaux, Op. 94, No. 3
Written by Franz Schubert
Courtesy of Killer Tracks
Rast Çiftetelli
Traditional
Performed by Duke Bojadziev
La Bohème, Che gelida manina
Written by Giacomo Puccini
Performed by Enrico Caruso
Courtesy of Profil Licensing uG
String Quartet in B-Flat Major, Op. 1 No. 1, Hob. III:1
La chasse, I. Presto"
Written by Joseph Haydn (as Josef Haydn)
Performed by Kodaly Quartet
Courtesy of Naxos Rights US Inc.
La Morocha
Written by Angel Gregorio Villoldo ( as Ángel Villoldo)
Arranged by James Seymour Brett
Ayak Dansi
Written and produced by James Seymour Brett
Deutschland Uber Alles
Music by Joseph Haydn (uncredited) and lyrics by August Heinrich Hoffman von Fallersleben (uncredited)
[Incorrectly credited as Traditional]
Der Makam: I Uzzal Usules Devr, I Kebir
Traditional
Performed by Jordi Savall
Courtesy of AliaVox
Gohanamk
Written by Komitas
Arranged by James Seymour Brett
Performed by Liparit Avetisian (as Liparit Avetisyan) & The Hover Choir
Ach Im Jampen
Traditional
Arranged and performed by Georgi Minasyan
Alouetté
Traditional French-Canadian folk song.
Where Are You Mother
Traditional
Performed and arranged by Georgi Minasyan
Rooftop Dancing
Written by Gerhard Narholz
Performed by The Rais Big Band
Courtesy of APM Music
Aurora
Written by Serj Tankian.

Maudie. 2016 (Ireland/Canada), Starring Sally Hawkins as Maud Lewis,
Zachary Bennett Zachary Bennett ...
Charles Dowley
Gabrielle Rose Gabrielle Rose ...
Aunt Ida
Lawrence Barry Lawrence Barry ...
Mr. Davis (Shopkeeper)
Ethan Hawke Ethan Hawke ...
Everett Lewis
Greg Malone Greg Malone ...
Mr. Hill
Billy MacLellan Billy MacLellan ...
Frank
Kari Matchett Kari Matchett ...
Sandra
Marthe Bernard Marthe Bernard ...
Kay
David Feehan David Feehan ...
Paul
Nik Sexton Nik Sexton ...
Steven (CBC Reporter)
Judy Hancock Judy Hancock ...
Ida's Nurse
Mike Daly Mike Daly ...
Man at Bar
Brian Marler Brian Marler ...
Doctor
Denise Sinnott Denise Sinnott ...
Hospital Nurse. The Movie Network, January 13, 2018. Soundtrack: "Winding Back The Years" -
Written by Anders Johan Greger Lewen
Courtesy of FirstCom Music
Dear Darling
Written by Mary Margaret O'Hara
Performed by Mary Margaret O'Hara
Benny's Zoot Suit
Written by Anders Johan Greger Lewen
Courtesy of FirstCom Music
Wild Wild One
Written by Marc Ferrari & Pete Surdoval
Courtesy of FirstCom Music
Little Bird
Written by Lisa Hannigan
Performed by Lisa Hannigan
Courtesy of Lisa Hannigan Hoop Recordings Ltd. 2012
Something More Besides You
Written by Michael Timmins
Vocal by Margo Timmins (as Margot Timmins)
Courtesy of Cowboy Junkies. Anachronism: Despite the fact when in the hospital near the film's end, the year is 1970, there are shots of a modern doorknob, folder holder on the wall, and automatic door sensor.

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. 2017, Starring
Charlie Hunnam as King Arthur, Uther's son, Vortigern's nephew and the would-be king of Britain who was raised by prostitutes.
Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey as the Mage, a woman working for Merlin who supports Arthur and the resistance.
Djimon Hounsou as Sir Bedivere, the leader of the resistance and a former knight of Uther.
Aidan Gillen as Goosefat Bill, a skilled archer, Bedivere's friend, former knight of Uther and member of the resistance.
Jude Law as Vortigern, Uther's brother, Elsa's husband, Catia's father, Arthur's uncle and the tyrannical ruthless king of Britain.
Eric Bana as Uther Pendragon, Vortigern's brother, Arthur's father and the king of Britain.
Kingsley Ben-Adir as Sir Tristan "Wet Stick", Arthur and Back Lack's childhood friend who is later knighted by Bedivere.
Craig McGinlay as Sir Percival, a member of the resistance who is later knighted by Bedivere.
Tom Wu as Sir George, Arthur's mentor and a skilled fighter who helps the resistance and is later knighted by Bedivere.
Neil Maskell as Back Lack, Arthur and Tristan's childhood friend and Blue's father, who helps the resistance.
Freddie Fox as Rubio, a member of the resistance who later betrays them under torture and helps Vortigern.
Annabelle Wallis as Maggie, Vortigern's maid who helps the resistance.
Bleu Landau as Blue, Back Lack's son.
Mikael Persbrandt as Greybeard, a viking who has deals with Vortigern.
Poppy Delevingne as Igraine, Arthur's mother and Uther's wife: she is killed by Vortigern in the beginning of the film.
Jacqui Ainsley as Lady of the Lake
Rob Knighton as Mordred
Katie McGrath as Elsa, Vortigern's wife.
Millie Brady as Catia, Vortigern's daughter.
Lorraine Bruce, Eline Powell and Hermione Corfield as the three Syrens.
Michael McElhatton as Jack's Eye, Arthur's scout on the kingdom.
David Beckham as Trigger. The Movie Network, January 15, 2018. Soundtrack: "The Life" - Written by Gareth Williams
Licensed courtesy of Human LLC & Microsoft Corporation
Discovery
Written by Ryan Taubert
Confronted Truth
Written by Ryan Taubert
The Devil and The Huntsman
Performed by Sam Lee
Written by Sam Lee and Daniel Pemberton.
Anachronisms: 1. When Vortigern goes into Catia's room toward the end of the film, one of the birds in the background is clearly a Rose-Breasted Cockatoo (commonly known as a Galah), which is only found in Australia. While everything in this film suggests some fantastical locations around Europe, there is no indication that any character has even been to Australia, much less traveled to collect a bird as a pet. 2. Arthur uses the term "razzle-dazzle", which was not coined until the 19th Century.

Kong: Skull Island. 2017, Starring Tom Hiddleston as James Conrad, Samuel L. Jackson as Preston Packard, John Goodman as William "Bill" Randa, Brie Larson as Mason Weaver, Corey Hawkins as Houston Brooks, Toby Kebbell as Jack Chapman, John Ortiz as Victor Nieves, Jing Tian as San Lin, Jason Mitchell as Glenn Mills, Shea Whigham as Earl Cole, Thomas Mann as Reg Slivko, Terry Notary and Toby Kebbell as King Kong (motion capture performance), John C. Reilly as Hank Marlow, Will Brittain as young Hank Marlow and Marlow's son, Eugene Cordero as Reles, Marc Evan Jackson as Steve Woodward, Richard Jenkins as Senator Al Willis and Miyavi as Gunpei Ikari. The Movie Network, January 16, 2018. Soundtrack: "Time Has Come Today" -
Written by Joseph Chambers and Willie Chambers
Performed by The Chambers Brothers
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Mat Troi Den
Written by Nguyen Trung Cang
Performed by Minh Xuân
Courtesy of Lang Van Inc.
White Rabbit
Written by Grace Slick
Performed by Jefferson Airplane
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)
Written by Allan Clarke, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway
Performed by The Hollies
Courtesy of Epic Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Courtesy of Parlophone Records Ltd
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Down On The Street
Written by Iggy Pop (as James Osterberg), Ron Asheton (as Ronald Asheton), Scott Asheton and David Alexander (as Dave Alexander)
Performed by The Stooges
Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Paranoid
Written by Geezer Butler (as Terence Butler), Tony Iommi (as Anthony Iommi), Ozzy Osbourne (as John Osbourne) and Bill Ward (as William Ward)
Performed by Black Sabbath
Courtesy of Downlane Limited
Brother
Written and Performed by Jorge Ben Jor
Courtesy of Universal Music Ltda.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Bad Moon Rising
Written by John Fogerty
Performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Courtesy of Fantasy Records
By permission of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Ziggy Stardust
Written and Performed by David Bowie
Courtesy of RZO Music
Run Through the Jungle
Written by John Fogerty
Performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Courtesy of Fantasy Records
By permission of Concord Music Group, Inc.
We'll Meet Again
Written by Ross Parker and Hugh Charles
Performed by Vera Lynn
Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Anachronisms: 1. The graphics on the seismic devices are far beyond the capabilities of computers in 1973, let alone portable computers. 2. The ID Bands on the P-51D shown in the movie intro represent ID band used by Pacific Fighter Squadron that later on in the movie when shown in the construction of the river boat, have a red outlining which is incorrect. The red outlining was removed from all US markings after 1943. 3. The cargo ship displays a giant "no smoking" sign in red letters. Smoking bans on general merchant vessels became effective only in 2009. No ship in the 70's would have had such instructions prominently painted on the deck. 4. The Athena cargo ship used to carry the team to the island wasn't built until 2003. 5. The film depicts an anti-Vietnam War protest in 1973 and treats President Richard Nixon's troop withdrawal announcement as a surprise. In fact, the Paris Accords had been signed in December 1972 and anti-war demonstrations petered out after Nixon accepted cease-fire terms the previous May. It was no secret to anyone in January 1973 that U.S. military involvement in Vietnam was over. 6. The Ka-Bar combat knife carried by one of the soldiers had serrations on the back edge. The serrations shown are a copyrighted pattern of the Spyderco company that did not exist before 1981. 7. Marlow said they scavenged parts from a crashed B-29 which explain the cockpit parts on the boat but the gun turret at the stern is from a ball turret like those found on a B-17. The B-29 did not have manned gun turrets except for the tail, they were remotely controlled from within the aircraft and so would not have had any Plexiglas like the turret used on the boat. Furthermore, the B-29 was not in common use until after he was shot down. 8. One of the technical staff is referred to as a "data wrangler," a 21st century job title. 9. When she is detailing her military experience Mason mentions she was "...embedded with MACV-SOG". The practice of embedding journalists with military units during wartime did not become a formal practice until the Iraq War of 2003. Prior to that many journalists during the Vietnam War, like Joe Galloway who was with the 7th Cavalry at the Ia Drang Valley, had to find their own way to the battlefield. 10. When Randa and Brooks go to get approval for the mission from Senator Willis, the computer terminals being used are Digital Equipment Corp VT100s, introduced in late 1978. 11. Weaver is inspecting B&W film in her darkroom by holding it up to the light. The edge marking says Kodak 400TX, a 2007 model. 12. The US insignia on the B-29 and P-51 fuselage and wings used for the makeshift boat is outlined in red. This particular insignia was used on US aircraft only for a short time during 1943. The B-29 did not enter service until 1944, so none would have had that insignia. 13. Near the start of the film, Mason Weaver is examining some 35mm film, which has the words Kodak 400TX on the edge. This is new Kodak Tri-X, which wasn't available in 1973. It should have read Kodak 5063, which was the edge code for this film at the time. 14. When Hank Marlow returns home he is greeted by his son he never met. This son would be at least 29 years old instead of the teenager who greets him. 15. When updating Hank Marlow on everything he's missed in the past 29 years, Marlow asks what the man who landed on the moon eats. Victor responds, "Tang, Spam", and Hank just nods and accepts it. Although Hank would know what Spam was, Tang was not invented until 1957, introduced to the public until 1959, and popular until the mid-1960's. Given Hanks dim-witted curiosity, the chances he wouldn't ask "What's Tang?" are unlikely. 16. The satellite that produced the imagery is called Landsat in the film. The satellite launched in 1972 was called Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS). Its name was changed to Landsat in 1975, two years after the film was set. 17. Early in the movie, Packard reaches for a box of cigars, with a Rocky Patel cigar label, which contains his medals. Rocky Patel Cigar Company has only been around since 2002. 18. Packard wears a baseball-style cap with a adjustable strap in the back. In 1973 the Army only wore fitted caps.

I Am Not Your Negro. 2016, Starring Samuel L. Jackson as Narrator (voice), James Baldwin as Himself (archive footage),
Harry Belafonte Harry Belafonte ...
Himself (archive footage)
Marlon Brando Marlon Brando ...
Himself (archive footage)
George W. Bush George W. Bush ...
Himself (archive footage)
Dick Cavett Dick Cavett ...
Himself (archive footage)
Ray Charles Ray Charles ...
Himself (archive footage)
Gary Cooper Gary Cooper ...
Frank Flannagan (archive footage)
Joan Crawford Joan Crawford ...
Bonnie (archive footage)
Tony Curtis Tony Curtis ...
John 'Joker' Jackson (archive footage)
Doris Day Doris Day ...
Various Roles (archive footage)
Bob Dylan Bob Dylan ...
Himself (archive footage)
Shumerria Harris Shumerria Harris ...
Herself
Audrey Hepburn Audrey Hepburn ...
Ariane Chavasse (archive footage)
Charlton Heston Charlton Heston ...
Himself (archive footage)
Robert F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy ...
Himself (archive footage)
Martin Luther King Martin Luther King ...
Himself (archive footage)
Rodney King Rodney King ...
Himself (archive footage)
Malcolm X Malcolm X ...
Himself (archive footage)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz Joseph L. Mankiewicz ...
Himself (archive footage)
Barack Obama Barack Obama ...
Himself (archive footage)
Michelle Obama Michelle Obama ...
Herself (archive footage)
Sidney Poitier Sidney Poitier ...
Various Roles (archive footage)
Cathy Salvodon Cathy Salvodon ...
Herself
Arnold Schwarzenegger Arnold Schwarzenegger ...
Himself (archive footage)
Joey Starr Joey Starr ...
Narrator french version (voice)
Rod Steiger Rod Steiger ...
Gillespie (archive footage)
John Wayne John Wayne ...
Ringo Kid (archive footage)
Richard Widmark Richard Widmark ...
Ray Biddle (archive footage)
Billy Dee Williams Billy Dee Williams ...
Himself (archive footage)
Fay Wray Fay Wray ...
Ann Darrow (archive footage). PBS, January 16, 2018, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "The Ballad of Birmingham
Written by Jerry Moore, Dudley Randall
© Melody Trails
Performed by the Tennessee State University Students (2006)
Music and Arrangement by Bransen Edwards
Piano by Steve Conn
Vocals by Santayana Harris & Kameka Word
Courtesy of Dr. Robert R. Bradley
Damn Right I've Got The Blues
Lyrics and Music Written by Buddy Guy
Mic Shau Music Company / BMG Bumblebee
Courtesy of BMG Rights Management (France)
Performed by Buddy Guy
(p) 1991. All rights reserved by Silvertone Records Ltd.
The Jailhouse Blues
Lyrics and Music Written by Lightnin Hopkins (as Sam Hopkins)
Tradition Music Co.
Courtesy of BMG Rights Management (France)
Performed by Sam Collins (1927)
Courtesy of Yazoo Records/Shanachie Entertainment, Inc.
Just a Dream (On My Mind)
Written by Big Bill Broonzy (as W. Broonzy)
© Universal Music Corp.
Performed by Big Bill Broonzy
Originally Released 1939.
All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Big Road Blues
Written by Tommy Johnson
© Peer International Corporation
Courtesy of Société d'Editions Musicales Internationales (S.E.M.I.), Paris
Performed by Tommy Johnson
Originally Recorded at The Memphis Auditorium, Memphis, TN, USA, 1928.
1991 Remastered
Produced by Billy Altman
Digital Producer John Snyder At BMG Recording Studios
Digital Engineer Jay Newland At BMG Recording Studios/ Joe Lopes At BMG Recording Studios
Transferred to digital tape from metal parts by Be Bernardo Cosachev At BMG Recording Studios
All rights reserved by BMG Music
Baby, Please Don't Go
Written by Big Joe Williams (as J. Williams)
© Universal Music Corp.
Performed by Lightnin Hopkins (1949)
Gold Star, SugarHill
Route 66
Performed by Nat 'King' Cole (1946)
Capitol Studio, Universal Music
Written by Bobby Troup
Published by Troup London Music
Under license from Music Asset Management, Inc.
(c) Bobby Troup, Edwin H. Morris & Co Inc.
Administrated by Warner/Chappell Music Belgium N.V.
Black, Brown and White
Written by Big Bill Broonzy (as Big Bill (Williams) Broonzy)
Performed by Big Bill Broonzy (1946)
From the recording "Trouble in Mind", SFW40131
Courtesy of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. (p) 2000.
Stormy Weather
Written by Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler
Published by EMI Mills Music Inc.
Courtesy of Sony ATV Music Publishing
Performed by Lena Horne and Recorded March 30, 1956.
(p) 2002, all rights reserved by BMG Music
People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul
Performed by James Brown
Written by James Brown, St. Clair Pickney, Fred Wesley
Published by Donna Dijon Music Publications/Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
All rights reserved by MGM Records
Take My Hand, Precious Lord
Written by Thomas A. Dorsey
© Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
Administrated by Warner/Chappell Music Belgium N.V.
Performed by Blind Connie Williams (1961)
Courtesy of Filmimages
The Blacker The Berry
Performed by Kendrick Lamar
Written by Agent Sasco, Kendrick Lamar, Zale Epstein, Eskeerdo (as Alexander Izquierdo), Brent Kolatalo, Stephen Kozmeniuk, Keith Lewis, Boi-1da (as Matthew Samuels)
Published by WB Music Corp, OBO Itself , Hard Working Folks Inc ., Top Dawg Music (Lamar)
Administrated by Warner/Chappell Music Belgium N.V. 1damentional Publishing LLC/Sony/ATV Tunes LLC
1daniable Publishing, 24 Diamond Music, c/o Tenyor Music. Kenobi Songs Publishing / Whiskey Valentine Publishing / BMG Platinum Songs
Courtesy of BMG Rights Management (France)
Z Jewgurnaut Music
(p) 2015 Aftermath/Interscope (Top Dawg Entertainment)
Courtesy of Universal Music Vision. Quote: James Baldwin: "What white people have to do, is try and find out in their own hearts why it was necessary to have a nigger in the first place, because I'm not a nigger, I'm a man, but if you think I'm a nigger, it means you need it."

Goon: Last of the Enforcers. 2017, Starring
Seann William Scott as Doug "The Thug" Glatt[6]
Liev Schreiber as Ross "The Boss" Rhea[6]
Alison Pill as Eva Glatt, Glatt's love interest, now married to Glatt[6]
Wyatt Russell as Anders Cain, a volatile young captain of the Halifax Highlanders[6]
Jay Baruchel as "Pat" Patrick Hooolihan[6]
Elisha Cuthbert as Mary, Eva's outlandish sister[6]
Marc-André Grondin as Xavier LaFlamme[6]
Kim Coates as Ronnie Hortense, Highlanders coach[6]
Callum Keith Rennie, as Hyrum Cain, Highlanders owner and father of Anders[6]
Jason Jones as Bob Forbes
T.J. Miller[7] as Chad Bailey
David Paetkau as Ira Glatt
Jonathan Cherry as Goalie Marco "Belchie" Belchior
Boomer Phillips as Walters
James Duthie[7] as himself
Current and former hockey players Tyler Seguin, Michael Del Zotto, Brandon Prust, George Parros, Colton Orr and Georges Laraque make appearances in the film. Doug "The Thug" Smith, whom Doug Glatt is based on, has a cameo in the "Bruised and Battered" sequence. He is head-butted by Seann William Scott in the square-off between the two Dougs. The Movie Network, January 17, 2018. Soundtrack: "Sportsdesk Theme" – Bruce Fowler;
2. Turbo Killer – Carpenter Brut
3. Eco Death – A place
4. I Can Never Be Myself When You’re Around – Chromatics
5. Dogs Blood – Alexisonfire
6. Danny Boy – Abbey’s Meltdown
7. You’re A Strange Animal – Gowan
8. Mon Pays Noir – Robert Cogoi
9. Expect No Mercy – Nazareth
10. Work All Day – April Wine
11. Harmonium – Harmonium
12. Weapon – Matthew Good
13. Strength Of Strings – Gene Clark
14. Dare – Stan Bush
15. Desert Water- JP – Davis Das
16. Shut In – Strand Of Oaks
17. I Could Give You All That You Don’t Want – The Twilight Sad
18. Minstrel Gypsy – The Stampeders
19. Fuck You Bitch – Suicide Commando
20. Resilient – Taktika
21. Cold Water – Matthew Good
22. He Hey Guy – Ken Laszlo
23. Love At First Sight – Lush
24. Paradise warfare – Carpenter Brut
25. New Boys – Lust For Youth
26. Fly At Night – Chilliwack
27. Kind’s Flight – Le Matos
28. Can’t Sleep – Adam Brown
29. You Held The World In Your Arms – Idlewild.

Gifted. 2017, Starring Chris Evans as Frank Adler, Mckenna Grace as Mary Adler, Lindsay Duncan as Evelyn Adler, Jenny Slate as Bonnie Stevenson, Octavia Spencer as Roberta Taylor, Glenn Plummer as Greg Cullen, John Finn as Aubrey Highsmith, Elizabeth Marvel as Gloria Davis, Jon Sklaroff as Seymour Shankland, Jona Xiao as Lijuan, Julie Ann Emery as Pat Golding, Keir O'Donnell as Bradley Pollard and John M. Jackson as Edward Nichols. The Movie Network, January 23, 2018. Soundtrack: "Gifted Intro" - Written and Performed by Seth Avett (as Timothy Seth Avett)
Timothy Seth Avett Performs Courtesy of American Recordings
The Wind
Written by Yusuf / Cat Stevens
Performed by Cat Stevens
Courtesy of Island Records Ltd. under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Frankie's Gun!
Written by Greg Farley, James Felice,Ian Felice, Simone Felice and Josh Rawson
Performed by The Felice Brothers
Courtesy of Team Love Records
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Darlin'
Written by Matt Myers (as Matthew Myers), Shane Cody, William Appleby and Katie Toupin (as Kathleen Toupin)
Performed by Houndmouth
Courtesy of Rough Trade Recordings Limited
Shame, Shame, Shame
Written by Sylvia Robinson
Performed by Cher and Tina Turner
Courtesy of Paul Brownstein Productions
Girl Crush
Written by Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey and Liz Rose
Performed by Little Big Town
Courtesy of Capitol Nashville Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Take A Letter Maria
Written and Performed by R.B. Greaves
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
I'll Take Care of Him
Written by David Newman
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Pretty Bird
Written by Hazel Dickens (as Hazel J. Dickens)
Performed by Crooked Still
Courtesy of Signature Sounds Recordings
This Is How You Walk On
Written and Performed by Gary Lightbody (as Lightbody) and John McDaid (as McDaid)
Produced by John McDaid
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Shame, Shame, Shame
(uncredited)
Written by Sylvia Robinson
Performed by Octavia Spencer and Mckenna Grace. References: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) - Evelyn refers to her unfaithful husband as "The Man Who Shot Liberty Mutual."

Star Wars: The Last Jedi. 2017, Starring Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker, and as Dobbu Scay, named after the film's editor, Bob Ducsay. During the Canto Bight scene, the character mistakes BB-8 as a slot machine. Carrie Fisher as General Leia. Scotiabank Chinook Theatre IMAX, January 24, 2018, with Bethany Luther.

Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie. 2017, Starring
Kevin Hart as George Beard, a fourth grade student. He is Harold's best friend and writes stories for the comics he and Harold make.[6][7]
Thomas Middleditch as Harold Hutchins, a fourth grade student. He is George's best friend and illustrates the comics he and George make.[6]
Ed Helms as Mr. Benjamin "Benny" Krupp / Captain Underpants, the mean-spirited principal of Jerome Horwitz Elementary School, who is hypnotized into becoming the superhero created by George and Harold.[6]
Nick Kroll as Professor Pee-Pee Diarrheastein Poopypants, Esq., a scientist angered after being constantly made fun of and not taken seriously for his name, who decides to take over the world to get rid of all laughter.[6]
Jordan Peele as Melvin Sneedly, George and Harold's arch-nemesis, a child prodigy inventor; he becomes Prof. Poopypants' unwitting sidekick.[6]
Kristen Schaal as Edith, the shy school lunch lady and the love interest of Mr. Krupp.[7]
Dee Dee Rescher as Ms. Tara Ribble, the 4th grade teacher (and George's new teacher when Mr. Krupp separates the boys).
Brian Posehn as Mr. Rected, the guidance counselor (and Harold's new teacher when Mr. Krupp separates the boys).
Mel Rodriguez as Mr. Morty Fyde, the science teacher who gets fired by Krupp and is replaced by Professor Poopypants.
David Soren as Tommy, a boy who is seen frequently throughout the movie climbing into his own locker and shutting the locker door behind him.
Susan Fitzker as Mrs. Dayken, George and Harold's kindergarten teacher and unintentionally made them laugh by mentioning Uranus
Lynnanne Zager as Mrs. Beard
Tiffany Lauren Bennicke as Sad Girl
James Ryan as Mime
Leslie David Baker as Officer McPiggly
Sugar Lyn Beard as Goodie Two-Shoes Girl
Lesley Nicol as Nobel Moderator
Chris Miller as Nobel Audience Member
Coco Soren as Balloon Girl. The Movie Network, January 25, 2018. Soundtrack: "Saturday Song (Cast Version)
Lyrics by Nicholas Stoller
Music by Kevin Hart and Thomas Middleditch
Arranged by Theodore Shapiro and Nick Baxter
Performed by Kevin Hart and Thomas Middleditch
Produced by Theodore Shapiro
Think
Written by Aretha Franklin and Ted White
Performed by Adam Lambert
Produced by Adam Anders and Peer Astrom
Adam Lambert appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records
Double Up
Written by Reginald Wale
Courtesy of De Wolfe Music
Tin Can Circus
Written by Sylvain Quément
Courtesy of APM Music
Oh Yeah
Written by Boris Blank and Dieter Meier
Performed by Yello
Courtesy of Neue Welt Musikverlag GmbH
Hallelujah
Lyrics by David Soren
Performed by Kevin Hart, Thomas Middleditch, and Ed Helms
1812 Ofarture
Arranged by Theodore Shapiro
Additional Farts by Sebastian Zuleta
Performed by the Students of Jerome Horwitz Elementary School
Mister Softee (Jingle and Chimes)
Courtesy of Mister Softee, Inc.
Can Can
Written by Jacques Offenbach
Arranged by George Wilson
Courtesy of APM Music
Slippery Sid
Written by Roger-Roger
Courtesy of APM Music
A Friend Like You
Written by Theodore Shapiro, Adam Anders, Peer Astrom, and Andy Grammer
Performed by Andy Grammer
Produced by Adam Anders and Peer Astrom
Andy Grammer appears courtesy of S-Curve Records
Captain Underpants Theme Song
Written by 'Weird Al' Yankovic (as Al Yankovic), Adam Anders, Peer Astrom and Theodore Shapiro
Performed by 'Weird Al' Yankovic
Produced by Adam Anders and Peer Astrom
Saturday Song
Written by Adam Anders, Peer Astrom, Nathan Willett, Nicholas Stoller, Kevin Hart, Thomas Middleditch, Theodore Shapiro and Nick Baxter
Performed by Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids
Produced by Adam Anders and Peer Astrom
Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids performs courtesy of Capitol Records.

Brimstone. 2016, Starring
Dakota Fanning as Liz
Guy Pearce as a minister
Kit Harington as Samuel
Carice van Houten as Anna
Emilia Jones as Joanna
Jack Roth as Wolf
Jack Hollington as Matthew
Paul Anderson as Frank
Carla Juri as Elizabeth
Vera Vitali as Sally
William Houston as Eli
Bill Tangradi as Nathan. The Movie Network, January 25, 2018. Soundtrack: Music by Junkie XL (as Tom Holkenborg). Anachronism: 1. The Accles & Shelvoke captive bolt pistol used to kill the pig was invented in 1913. Though the movie does not specify what year it is, the voice-over talks about 'the old century ', which means the epilogue is probably set in the 20th century and the rest in the three decades before.

Baby Driver. 2017, Starring
Ansel Elgort as Baby / Miles, a young man with a love for music who works as the getaway driver for a rotating crew of bank robbers[8]
Hudson Meek as young Miles
Kevin Spacey as Doc, the mysterious kingpin of the rag-tag gang of bank robbers and a veteran criminal mastermind
Lily James as Debora, a young waitress and Baby's love interest
Jamie Foxx as Bats / Leon Jefferson III, an impulsive, violent member of Doc's gang
Jon Hamm as Buddy / Jason Van Horn, a gritty party animal and former banker; a frequent member of Doc's gang
Eiza González as Darling / Monica Castello, one of Doc's gang of bank robbers, Buddy’s lawless and scandalous wife and partner in crime[9]
Jon Bernthal as Griff, one of Doc's gang, who mocks Baby constantly
Flea as Eddie "No-Nose", one of Doc's gang[10]
Lanny Joon as JD, one of Doc's gang
CJ Jones as Joseph, Baby's deaf foster father
Sky Ferreira as Baby's mother
Lance Palmer as Baby's father
Big Boi as Restaurant Patron #1[11]
Killer Mike as Restaurant Patron #2[11]
Paul Williams as "The Butcher"[11]
Jon Spencer as Prison Guard[11]
Micah Howard as "Barista"
Morgan Brown as Street Preacher
Sidney and Thurman Sewell (The ATL Twins) as Hellcat Thug #1 and #2 (cameo)[12]
Filmmaker Walter Hill makes a vocal cameo appearance as a courtroom interpreter during Baby's trial hearing near the end of the film. The Movie Network, January 29, 2018. Soundtrack: "Bellbottoms
(Judah Bauer, Russell Simins, Jon Spencer)
Performed by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Harlem Shuffle
(Earl Nelson, Bob Relf (as Robert Relf))
Performed by Bob & Earl
Courtesy of K-tel Music, Inc.
Egyptian Reggae
(Earl Johnson, Jonathan Richman)
Performed by Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers (as the Modern Lovers)
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Ltd
Under licence from BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
Secondo Intermezzino Pop
(Ennio Morricone)
Performed by Ennio Morricone
Courtesy of EMI General Music Publishing Srl
Was He Slow
(Kid Koala (as Eric San))
Produced and Performed by Kid Koala
Courtesy of Kid Koala Productions
Smokey Joe's La La
(Rafael Rene)
Performed by Googie Rene Combo
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
You Are So Beautiful
from the Motion Picture "The Little Rascals (1994)"
(Bruce Fisher, Billy Preston)
Performed by Bug Hall
Courtesy of Universal Pictures
The Original Five
from the Motion Picture "It's Complicated (2009)"
(Heitor Pereira, Hans Zimmer)
Performed by Heitor Pereira and Hans Zimmer
Courtesy of Universal Pictures
Randall's Attack
from the Motion Picture "Monsters, Inc. (2001)" (as Monsters Inc.)
(Randy Newman)
Performed by Randy Newman
Courtesy of Walt Disney Music Company
Let's Go Away For Awhile
(Brian Wilson)
Performed by The Beach Boys
Courtesy of Capitol Records Inc.
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
B-A-B-Y
(Isaac Hayes, David Porter)
Performed by Carla Thomas
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
Kashmere
(Conrad O. Johnson Sr. (as Conrad O. Johnson))
Performed by The Kashmere Stage Band
Courtesy of Now-Again Records
Unsquare Dance
(Dave Brubeck)
Performed by Dave Brubeck Quartet (as The Dave Brubeck Quartet)
Courtesy of Derry Music Company
Neat Neat Neat
(Brian James)
Performed by The Damned
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Ltd
Under licence from BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
Harlem Shuffle
(Earl Nelson, Bob Relf (as Robert Relf))
Performed by The Foundations
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Ltd
Under licence from BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
Easy
(Lionel Richie)
Performed by Sky Ferreira
Produced by Nigel Godrich
Engineered by Sam Petts-Davies (as Sam Petts Davies)
Courtesy of Capitol Music Group, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Easy
(Lionel Richie)
Performed by The Commodores
Courtesy of The Motown Record Company LP
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Baby I'm Yours
(Van McCoy)
Performed by Barbara Lewis
Courtesy of K-tel Music, Inc.
Debora
(Marc Bolan)
Performed by T. Rex (as T Rex)
Courtesy of Straight Ahead Productions Ltd
Debra
(Beck (as Beck Hansen), John King, Michael Simpson)
Performed by Beck
Courtesy of Geffen Records Inc.
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms)
(Abrim Tilmon)
Performed by The Detroit Emeralds
Courtesy of Westbound Records Inc.
Bongolia
(Perry Botkin Jr.( (as Perry Botkin)
Performed by Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band (as Incredible Bongo Band)
Courtesy of Mr Bongo Worldwide Ltd
Early In The Morning
(Traditional arranged by John Group)
Performed by Alexis Corner's Blues Incorporated
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Ltd
Under licence from BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd
Cry Baby Cry
(Keith Ciancia, David Holmes, Woody Jackson, Jade Vincent)
Performed by Unloved
Courtesy of Unloved Records
Under exclusive licence to Kobalt Label Services Ltd
Threshold
(Steve Miller, Byron Allred)
Performed by Steve Miller Band
Courtesy of Sailor Records and Capitol Records Inc.
Under licence to Universal Music Enterprises
Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)
(DJ Shadow (as Josh Davis), Paul Huston, Daniel Nakamura)
Performed by Handsome Boy Modeling School (as Handsome Boy Modelling Schoo)
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
The Edge
(David Axlerod)
Performed by David McCallum
Courtesy of Capitol Records Inc.
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Brighton Rock
(Brian May)
Performed by Queen
Courtesy of Hollywood Records Inc. and Virgin EMI Records Ltd
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Tequila
(Chuck Río)
Performed by The Button Down Brass, featuring Ray Davies
Courtesy of Virgin EMI Records Ltd
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Nowhere To Run
(Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland))
Performed by Martha & The Vandellas (as Martha Reeves And The Vandellas)
Courtesy of The Motown Record Company LP
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Run The Jewels
(El-P (as Jaime Meline), Killer Mike (as Michael Render), Torbitt Schwartz)
Performed by Run the Jewels
Courtesy of RTJ Music Inc. / Big Dada
When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
(Isaac Hayes, David Porter)
Performed Sam & Dave (as Sam and Dave)
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
Every Little Bit Hurts
(Ed Cobb)
Performed by Brenda Holloway
Courtesy of The Motown Record Company LP
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Ready Let's Go
(Marcus Sandison, Michael Sandison)
Performed by Boards of Canada
Courtesy of Warp Records
Debora
(Kid Koala (as Eric San))
Produced and Performed by Kid Koala
Courtesy of Kid Koala Productions
Hollaback Girl
(Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams)
Performed by Eiza González (uncredited)
Hocus Pocus
(Jan Akkerman, Thijs Van Leer)
Performed by Focus
Courtesy of Red Bullet
Intermission
(Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James, Dave Rowntree (as David Rowntree))
Performed by Blur
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
New Orleans Instrumental No. 1
(Bill Berry (as William Berry), Peter Buck, Mike Mills (as Michael Mills), Michael Stipe (as John Stipe))
Performed by R.E.M.
Courtesy of Concord Music Group/Universal Music Group International
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Radar Love
(Barry Hay, George Kooymans)
Performed by Golden Earring
Courtesy of Red Bullet and MCA Records Inc.
Know How
(Matt Dike, Isaac Hayes, John King, Michael Simpson, Marvin Young)
Performed by Marvin Young (as Young MC)
Courtesy of The Bicycle Music Company
Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
(Barry White)
Performed by Barry White
Courtesy of Mercury Records (US)
Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd
Baby Driver
(Paul Simon)
Performed by Simon & Garfunkel (as Simon and Garfunkel)
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.

The Shack. 2017, Starring
Sam Worthington[5] as Mackenzie "Mack" Phillips
Carson Reaume as Young Mack
Octavia Spencer as Papa[6][7]
Graham Greene as Male Papa[8]
Radha Mitchell as Nan Phillips[8]
Aviv Alush as Jesus[8]
Sumire Matsubara as Sarayu[9]
Tim McGraw[10] as Willie
Alice Braga[10] as Sophia
Megan Charpentier as Kate Phillips[10]
Gage Munroe as Josh Phillips[10]
Amélie Eve as Missy Phillips[10]
Ryan Robbins as Emil Ducette. The Movie Network, January 29, 2018, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Nothing But The Blood of Jesus" - Traditional
Performed by the ScreenMusic Choir
Courtesy of the Chicago Music Library
Holy, Holy, Holy
Traditional
Courtesy of John Defaria
Roots Show
Written by Rick Haze and Koa Lopes
Performed by Rick Haze featuring Inna Vision
Courtesy of Mellowave Entertainment
I Met a Bear
Traditional
Courtesy of John DeFaria
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Written by Neil Young
Gimme Little Sign
Written by Joseph Hooven (as Joseph Davis Hoven), Alfred J. Smith, and Jerry Winn
Performed by Brenton Wood
Courtesy of the Bicycle Music Company
Heaven Knows
Written by Joel Houston
Performed by Hillsong United
Courtesy of Hillsong Music Australia
Awesome God
Written by Richard Mullins
Courtesy of John DeFaria
I'll Think About You
Written by Darren Mulligan and Benjamin Backus
Performed by We Are Messengers
Courtesy of Word Entertainment
Bobby Wins
(From Pawn Sacrifice (2014))
Written and Performed by James Newton Howard
Courtesy of Pawn Sacrifice, LLC
Skies
(From "The Tree of Life (2011)" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Written and Performed by Alexandre Desplat
Courtesy of River Road Entertainment
Keep Your Eyes On Me
Written by Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Shane McAnally, Lori McKenna
Performed by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
(c) 2016 McGraw Music
Stars (The Shack version)
Written by Korey Cooper & John Landrum Cooper
Performed by Skillet
Hard Love
Performed by Needtobreathe feat. Lauren Daigle.