All 81 Pat Morita Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Pat Morita Movies as we bring you a roundup of some of his most memorable and entertaining films. From heartwarming comedies to inspiring dramas, we’ll take you on a journey through Pat Morita’s impressive filmography. Join us as we explore the highlights of Pat Morita’s movie career, and discover why he remains a beloved and iconic figure in the world of cinema.
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1. Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)
Thoroughly Modern Millie, “ set in the Roaring Twenties of New York City, is a delightful mix of comedy, musical, and romance. The story follows Millie Dillmount, a determined young woman with a self-appointed mission to marry her boss.
2. The Shakiest Gun in the West (1968)
The Shakiest Gun in the West” is a lighthearted Western comedy that transports you to the 1870s. After being pardoned for a stagecoach robbery, our hero is recruited as a government agent. To catch the smugglers selling guns to the Indians, he must join a wagon train and marry an unwitting East Coast dentist.
3. A Very Missing Person (1972)
A Very Missing Person” is a captivating 1972 film directed by Russ Mayberry and featuring a talented ensemble cast. When a wealthy heiress goes missing, the police recruit the unexpected help of an ex-schoolteacher to track her down. As the charming comedic caper unfolds, the stakes get higher, leading to a thrilling showdown in the vibrant streets of Manhattan.
4. Evil Roy Slade (1972)
Evil Roy Slade, “ the 1972 hilarious Western comedy, follows the story of the notorious villain, Roy Slade, who infamously commands respect as a gunman in the West. The story takes an unexpected turn when Roy’s heart is stolen by a beautiful young schoolteacher, leading him to question and try to change his villainous ways. However, fate has a twist in store as the town’s egotistical singing sheriff is determined to capture Roy at any cost.
5. Every Little Crook and Nanny (1972)
In the 1972 comedy “Every Little Crook and Nanny, “ Italian-American mafia boss Carmine Ganucci inadvertently evicts an etiquette school from the commercial building he just acquired. Miss Poole, the headmistress of the school, is incensed by this situation, and when she confronts Ganucci, he mistakes her for a nanny. Seizing this as an opportunity, Miss Poole decides to use her charm to navigate the dangerous waters of the mafia world.
6. Cancel My Reservation (1972)
The 1972 comedy-mystery film “Cancel My Reservation” stars Bob Hope as a high-strung talk show host who, on doctor’s orders, is sent to a relaxing vacation in Arizona. However, the tranquility is short-lived when a series of murders take place and Bob finds himself as the prime suspect.
7. I Wonder Who’s Killing Her Now? (1975)
I Wonder Who’s Killing Her Now? “ is a quirky 1975 parody comedy that takes a light-hearted approach to insurance fraud and a cult-like mentality surrounding a rich wife. When Oliver, a hapless accounting clerk, gets caught embezzling $250,000 from his father’s company, he finds himself in a precarious position. To keep his job and avoid going to jail, he must figure out a way to replace the stolen money, leading him down a sinister path filled with eccentric characters and hilarious hijinks.
8. Farewell to Manzanar (1976)
Farewell to Manzanar” is a gripping historical drama that tells the untold story of the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Directed by John Korty, this thought-provoking film is based on the memoir of Jeanne Wakatsuki, who with her family and 11,000 other Japanese Americans, found themselves unfairly incarcerated in the internment camp Manzanar in California.
9. Midway (1976)
Midway, originally released as Midway (1976), is a gripping historical action drama film set during World War II. The story presents a vivid depiction of the pivotal battle in the Pacific Theatre of the war, regarded as a major turning point.
10. Human Feelings (1978)
Human Feelings” explores the comical world of a Heaven ruled like a business where God, played by Nancy Walker, is disappointed by the poor returns from angels. She decides to prove a point by unleashing natural disasters to destroy Las Vegas and the afterlife.
11. Hito Hata: Raise the Banner (1980)
Hito Hata: Raise the Banner” is a poignant 1980 drama that delves into the lives of Japanese Americans, particularly one man named Oda, as they navigate the challenges and joys of living in the United States. Spanning multiple decades, the film is a rich tapestry of historical events, cultural shifts, and personal triumphs.
12. For the Love of It (1980)
For the Love of It is a hilarious 1980s action-comedy-thriller starring Deborah Raffin and Jeff Conaway. When a young couple unknowingly comes into possession of confidential Russian documents, they quickly become the prey of the CIA, the FBI, and an even more sinister foe — a wicked toy-maker.
13. When Time Ran Out… (1980)
When Time Ran Out. . (1980) is a compelling, action-packed, and suspenseful film set on a beautiful south Pacific island resort. The story revolves around an active volcano that threatens the lives of the resort guests and the development projects carried out on the island. With a power struggle brewing between the resort’s developer and a drilling foreman, the characters are forced to confront the imminent danger of the impending volcanic eruption.
14. Full Moon High (1981)
Full Moon High, released in 1981, is a supernatural comedy-fantasy film that explores the life of a popular high school football player who unexpectedly transforms into a werewolf after a mysterious trip to Romania. This shocking revelation leaves him struggling to reconcile with his new reality. As the football season heats up, the rugby matches begin, and the high schooler must find a way to balance his werewolf identity and his passion for sports.
15. Jimmy the Kid (1982)
Jimmy the Kid” (1982) is a hilariously entertaining comedy film about a gang of inept criminals. These gangsters attempt the unthinkable — kidnapping a bratty little kid. However, things take an unexpected turn, leading them to discover that they got more than they bargained for when they meet Jimmy. The movie unfolds with thrilling chases, unexpected surprises, and unexpected friendships.
16. Savannah Smiles (1982)
Savannah Smiles is a delightful comedy-family film released in 1982 that follows the young and spirited title character, played by Bridgette Andersen, who escapes from the life of her wealthy, self-centered father, Richard Driscoll. As the only child, Savannah seeks the love and attention she deserves, eventually going on the run from her family.
17. Slapstick of Another Kind (1982)
Slapstick of Another Kind” is a comedy film that takes a satirical approach to the sci-fi genre. The movie centers around a wealthy and attractive couple who give birth to two deformed alien twins. When their heads are joined together, these twins display extraordinary intelligence, making them the smartest kids on the planet.
18. Night Patrol (1984)
Night Patrol, “ a 1984 R-rated, 1-hour and 25-minute comedy film, follows the journey of a down-on-his-luck police officer who takes on a night shift assignment while secretly pursuing a career as a stand-up comedian. Packed with outrageous humor and unexpected twists, this underdog comedy tackles themes of ambition, self-discovery, and gritty urban life. Written by Murray Langston, William A.
19. The Vegas Strip War (1984)
In “The Vegas Strip War, “ the life of charming and ambitious Neil Chaine (played by the late Rock Hudson) takes a drastic turn as he tries to transform his outdated hotel/casino into the hottest destination on the famed Las Vegas Strip. Following a bitter betrayal by his former partners, Neil endeavors to outshine their luxurious property across the street. Drafted by the experienced George Englund, this riveting drama showcases the high-stakes nature of the Vegas gaming world, while simultaneously offering an unforgettable performance by the enigmatic Sharon Stone in one of her earliest film roles.
20. The Karate Kid (1984)
The Karate Kid is a gripping, heartwarming martial arts movie set in the 1980s. It centers around young Daniel Larusso, a bullied high school senior, who moves to California with his mother. Daniel struggles to fit in on the West Coast, as he is tormented relentlessly by three hostile teenagers named Johnny Lawrence, Tommy, and Bobby.
21. Amos (1985)
Amos, a poignant drama released in 1985, follows Amos Lasher, a man whose life takes a sudden turn when he loses his wife and home in a tragic accident. Now under the care of the state, Amos finds himself at Sunset Nursing Home, where the head nurse, Daisy Daws, reigns supreme with an iron hand. As Amos’ determination to escape Sunset grows, he uncovers a sinister situation that puts his life in grave danger.
22. The Karate Kid Part II (1986)
The Karate Kid Part II” is a thrilling and heartwarming sequel to the classic 1984 film. Follow Daniel LaRusso and his wise mentor, Mr.
23. The 38th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1986)
The 38th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards is a prestigious televised event that celebrates the achievements of outstanding performances, creative excellence, and innovative strategies in the realm of television. This exclusive gathering, presented by the esteemed Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, has been recognized as one of the most significant milestones in the TV industry. The 1986 ceremony marked a memorable year in the history of the awards, showcasing the best achievements from prime-time television during that time.
24. Babes in Toyland (1986)
Dive into the magical world of Babes in Toyland, a delightful 1986 family adventure film. Young, brave Laura (portrayed by Drew Barrymore) suddenly finds herself in an enchanting realm ruled by the cunning villain, Barnaby. Alongside her daring family and dearest friends, Laura embarks on an enthralling snow adventure, battling obstacles and saving her loved ones from the clutches of evil.
25. Captive Hearts (1987)
In the heart of World War II, Captive Hearts (1987) tells the riveting and emotional tale of an unlikely interracial romance. Set in December 1944, Sergeant McManus and Lieutenant Robert find themselves in a precarious situation after their plane is shot down over enemy territory in Japan. As they struggle to survive and make sense of their new circumstances, their paths cross with the enigmatic Fukushima, the village elder, who saves them from execution.
26. The 59th Annual Academy Awards (1987)
Step into the glamorous world of Hollywood as The 59th Annual Academy Awards unfolds on stage! This spectacular event, hosted by the enigmatic Ralph Bellamy, is where the brightest stars of the silver screen gather to celebrate their achievements. With memorable moments and heartfelt speeches, the Academy Awards has been the epitome of film excellence for decades.
27. The Karate Kid Part III (1989)
In the gripping and intense third installment of the iconic “Karate Kid” series, “The Karate Kid Part III” unleashes its raw-edge drama with renewed vigor. This movie introduces a formidable new villain, John Kreese, played by the masterful Martin Kove, who is hell-bent on avenging his loss in the All Valley Karate Championship.
28. Collision Course (1989)
Collision Course, “ a 1989 action-comedy film directed by Lewis Teague, brings together a diverse cast in a thrilling adventure. Starring Pat Morita and Jay Leno, the movie revolves around a Japanese investigator and a Detroit cop who join forces to track down a stolen prototype turbocharger.
29. Night of 100 Stars III (1990)
Dive into the world of glitz, glamour, and music with the third installation of ‘Night of 100 Stars’. This TV special brings together an all-star cast in a variety show that supports a noble cause — the Actors Fund.
30. Hiroshima: Out of the Ashes (1990)
Hiroshima: Out of the Ashes, “ a powerful and poignant 1990 film directed by Peter Werner, tells the gripping story of life in Hiroshima, Japan, before and after the devastating atomic bomb dropping on August 6, 1945. This drama-packed movie captures the lives of the citizens of Hiroshima, including a German priest and church, and American POWs, as they navigate their lives amidst the horrors of war.
31. Strawberry Road (1991)
Strawberry Road, “ directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara, is a captivating drama that tells the story of a Japanese family’s journey to the United States to build a strawberry farm in rural California. This heartwarming tale follows the experiences of Hisa Ishii and his brother Akira as they integrate themselves into a community of both long-time and temporary Japanese-American residents.
32. Do or Die (1991)
Do or Die” is a thrilling action-packed movie that takes you on a nail-biting adventure. Set in 1991, this cult classic film stars Erik Estrada and Dona Speir as Federal agents Donna and Nicole, who find themselves hunted down by six teams of ruthless assassins hired by a dangerous Japanese crime lord.
33. Goodbye Paradise (1991)
Goodbye Paradise” is a 45-minute independent drama film set in 1991, directed by Dennis Christianson and Tim Savage. The film, which received an IMDb rating of 7.3, showcases the story of a long-standing Chinatown bar in Honolulu, the Paradise Inn, which closes its doors due to urban renewal.
34. Lena’s Holiday (1991)
Get ready for a thrilling, heartwarming, and humorous adventure in “Lena’s Holiday”! Set in the 1991 movie titled “Lena’s Holiday, “ this entertaining film follows a woman named Lena as she unwittingly finds herself caught up in an international smuggling case.
35. Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)
Honeymoon in Vegas is a delightful romantic comedy that takes humor to new heights. The plot revolves around Jack, a hard-luck gambler, who loses a hefty sum of $65,000 in a poker game while in Vegas to marry his sweetheart, Betsy. To make matters worse, the fortunate poker player now wants to spend the weekend with Betsy, hoping to charm his way out of the debt. Unable to refuse his seductive charm, Betsy reluctantly agrees, and the question arises — who will she end up marrying?
36. Mastergate (1992)
Mastergate” is a witty 1992 comedy film directed by Michael Engler and written by renowned humorist Larry Gelbart. Set in the late 70s, the film is based on a satirical play about the historic Senate Watergate hearings of 1973–74. The movie revolves around a CIA employee who has a chance to rewrite history, but at what cost?
37. Sangokushi (1992)
Sangokushi” is a thrilling animated adventure set in ancient China, during the Han Dynasty and the tumultuous Three Kingdoms period. Known for its captivating storytelling, this film transports viewers into a world of civil war, where a powerful and legendary hero, King Zhao, leads his kingdom to victory against insurmountable odds.
38. Miracle Beach (1992)
Miracle Beach” is a quirky and charming 1992 comedy-romance film, where the protagonist, a disenchanted beach bum, stumbles upon a beautiful female genie with seductive powers. Seeking love, he enlists the genie’s help to win over the woman of his dreams, unaware that his true love might be somewhere else entirely.
39. Auntie Lee’s Meat Pies (1992)
Auntie Lee’s Meat Pies, a bizarre fusion of comedy, fantasy, and horror, takes you on a wild, twisted journey into the realm of the macabre. Directed by Joseph F. Robertson and written by Robertson and Gerald Stein, this 1992 film is not for the faint of heart.
40. Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1993)
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues” is a quirky, comedic drama directed by Gus Van Sant, based on the novel by Tom Robbins and starring Uma Thurman as Sissy Hankshaw, an eccentric model with unusual thumbs. Traveling the US with her thumb, Sissy finds her way to a ranch in California, where she befriends a diverse group of characters, including Bonanza Jellybean (Rain). Set against the backdrop of mating whooping cranes and referencing Krishna, this offbeat adventure showcases themes of friendship, individuality, and self-discovery.
41. The Next Karate Kid (1994)
The Next Karate Kid” is a heartwarming family drama from 1994, directed by Christopher Cain and written by Robert Mark Kamen and Mark Lee. In this sequel to the iconic “Karate Kid” series, Pat Morita reprises his role as the beloved Mr. Miyagi, who now takes on a new pupil — a troubled teenage girl who must find her inner strength amidst loss and heartache.
42. Greyhounds (1994)
Greyhounds, released in 1994, is an entertaining movie that combines comedy, crime, and drama genres, taking viewers on an unforgettable journey with its thrilling plotline. The film stars an impressive ensemble, including James Coburn, Robert Guillaume, and Pat Morita.
43. Hart to Hart: Secrets of the Hart (1995)
In “Hart to Hart: Secrets of the Hart” (1995), we revisit the dynamic duo of Jonathan and Jennifer Hart in an all-new adventure. The Harts are in San Francisco, helping with a charity auction when Jennifer stumbles upon an old locket, which holds a mysterious connection to their past.
44. The Misery Brothers (1995)
The Misery Brothers” is a quirky, comedic film released in 1995 that follows the heartwarming and entertaining journey of two misfit brothers. Both are well known for their family’s run of bad luck, which they aim to reverse. The audience is taken on their unusual and thrilling adventure in a light-hearted way, leaving the viewer with an unexplained smile.
45. Timemaster (1995)
In the thrilling 1995 film “Timemaster”, young Jesse finds himself thrust into a thrilling adventure as he discovers the power to travel through time. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Jesse must navigate through different eras to stop a sinister group of fight managers from wreaking havoc. From the wild Arizona desert to the dusty streets of the Old West, Jesse will face challenges that test his courage and wits.
46. Spy Hard (1996)
Spy Hard” is a zany action-comedy movie starring the iconic Leslie Nielsen. Set in 1996 and directed by Rick Friedberg, this film is a wild parody of spy movies, featuring outrageous sight gags and absurd comedy moments around every corner. The plot revolves around Dick Steele, aka Agent WD-40, who is tasked with stopping the sinister General Rancor, who is set to destroy the world.
47. Bloodsport III (1996)
Bloodsport III, the sequel to the action-packed martial arts drama, returns with even more thrilling combat and adrenaline-fueled excitement. In 1996, the film was released under the direction of Alan Mehrez and written by James Williams, featuring a strong ensemble cast.
48. Bloodsport 2 (1996)
Bloodsport 2, released in 1996, is an action-packed movie that follows the dramatic journey of Alex Cardo, a man wrongfully imprisoned and mercilessly disciplined. As he struggles to survive the harsh conditions, he is introduced to the ruthless and clandestine tournament known as Kumite, where martial artists engage in brutal combat for the ultimate prize. But how do they plan to compete in a tournament that may be impossible to reach?
49. Sports on the Silver Screen (1997)
Sports on the Silver Screen” is a captivating documentary exploring the fascinating fusion of sports and cinema from the silent film era to the nineties. This riveting journey through time takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through the world of sports, showcasing historical figures both on and off the field. An astonishing tribute to the captivating interplay of athleticism and Hollywood, “Sports on the Silver Screen” is a must-watch for fans of both sports and cinema.
50. Beyond Barbed Wire (1997)
Beyond Barbed Wire” is a thought-provoking documentary revealing the untold stories of Japanese Americans imprisoned during World War II. Set against the backdrop of war and the painful reality of life behind barbed wire, this independent film explores the human spirit and resilience through voice over narration and footage from that tragic time in history.
51. Mulan (1998)
Experience the enchanting tale of Mulan, a young maiden who bravely disguises herself as a man to save her father from an impending death sentence in the army. Set in ancient China, Mulan’s courage leads her on an extraordinary adventure, transforming her into one of the country’s most revered heroines.
52. Inferno (1999)
Inferno (1999), previously known as Desert Heat, is an action-packed thriller starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. When the main character, played by Van Damme, is left for dead in the desert after his motorcycle is stolen, he rises from the ashes with a newfound purpose in life — revenge.
53. I’ll Remember April (1999)
I’ll Remember April” is a heartwarming, family drama set in the backdrop of World War II. Four adventurous young boys find a shipwrecked Japanese sailor and grapple with the moral dilemma of saving him at a time when prejudice and mistrust were rampant. As these young boys embark on an extraordinary journey of courage and compassion, they learn the true meaning of empathy and unity.
54. King Cobra (1999)
Unleash fear with the 1999 film, ‘King Cobra. ‘ Brace yourself as a menacing, mutated snake escapes from its laboratory prison, setting loose terror within the quaint confines of a small California brewery town. From the twisted minds of directors David Hillenbrand and Scott Hillenbrand comes this adrenaline-pumping thriller filled with science-runs-amok chills. With a star-studded cast that includes Pat Morita, Scott Hillenbrand, and Casey Fallo, this creature feature packs a bite that will leave you screaming for more.
55. Brother (2000)
Brother” is a thrilling crime drama directed by Takeshi Kitano and written by the same talented filmmaker. Release in 2000, the film stars Takeshi Kitano, Claude Maki, Omar Epps, and boasts an impressive budget of $10 million.
56. Hammerlock (2000)
Hammerlock” is a quirky comedy about two prison guards who are given just 48 hours to capture two dangerously escaped prisoners. The film, released in 2000, was directed by Chris McIntyre and stars Pat Morita, David E.
57. The Boys of Sunset Ridge (2001)
The Boys of Sunset Ridge” is a powerful, evocative drama that follows the lives of four men through their shared passion for golf. Directed by Doug McKeon and scored with an emotive, understated musical score, the film explores themes of fatherhood, adultery and the intense competition among friends.
58. Shadow Fury (2001)
Shadow Fury, released in 2001, is an action-packed sci-fi film following Madsen, a talented yet troubled bounty hunter. As he works alongside the charming Dr. Forster, they embark on a mission to prevent evil forces, Dr.
59. The Center of the World (2001)
In “The Center of the World, “ a successful computer engineer, played by Shane Edelman, stumbles into an unlikely and provocative encounter with a stripper, portrayed by Molly Parker, in a quaint cafe. Intrigued by her bold demeanor, the engineer proposes a peculiar deal: $10,000 in exchange for three days and three nights of no penetration. What ensues is a journey that blurs the lines between love, lust, and the ever-present search for human connection.
60. Volcano High (2001)
In the suspenseful world of Volcano High (2001), experience the chaos of the most dangerous high school in Korea. As unstoppable violence breaks out, especially inside the infamous WaSanGo, you won’t find solace.
61. Spymate (2003)
Join the hilarious spy chimp, bound and gagged, in an epic quest to stop the bad guy from using a superweapon. Alongside his spy friend’s smart daughter, they embark on a high-energy adventure filled with laughter, danger, and non-stop action. From monkey attacks to simian fiction, this heartwarming story of friendship, courage, and teamwork will keep you glued to your seat.
62. Cats and Mice (2003)
Cats and Mice” is a quirky and lighthearted comedy that follows the budding romance between a cat-loving girl and a mouse-fearing boy. As they navigate their newfound relationship, they encounter hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected challenges. Directed by Samson Yi and Andrew Putschoegl, this movie offers a fresh and amusing take on the age-old feline-versus-rodent rivalry.
63. High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story (2003)
High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story” is the biographical drama that follows the life of legendary poker player, Stuey Ungar. With a passion for gambling that began at just ten years old, Ungar would go on to win millions through his exceptional skills in card games. This gripping tale takes viewers on a high-stakes journey through Ungar’s life, revealing the personal highs and lows that came with his incredible success.
64. Elvis Has Left the Building (2004)
Elvis Has Left the Building” takes you on a hilarious journey with its unlikely duo, a fugitive Pink Lady and a bored ad exec, as they hit the road together. This uproarious comedy centers around a murder mystery involving several Elvis impersonators, all while they try to avoid the law and find some real romance.
65. The Last Shot (2004)
The Last Shot” is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy that takes audiences on a thrilling journey of love, deception, and unforgettable characters. The film follows the story of a passionate movie director-screenwriter who desperately needs a producer for his latest project. When he stumbles upon a mysterious, wealthy benefactor, he has no idea that the financial savior is actually an undercover FBI agent working on a high-stakes mob sting operation.
66. Mulan II (2004)
In the heart of ancient China, Mulan II (2004) is an animated adventure comedy that continues the epic journey of our brave warrior Mulan. While preparing for her wedding to the proud General Shang, her plans are abruptly interrupted by a secret mission, which takes them far from the love and celebration. As they embark on this perilous journey, Mushu, Mulan’s loyal dragon sidekick, stirs up more trouble than Mulan and Shang can handle.
67. Down and Derby (2005)
In the heartwarming and comedic film “Down and Derby, “ the annual small town Pinewood Derby competition takes on a life of its own when a group of ordinary dads transform into an unlikely and awkward team of competitors. With an all-star cast that includes Greg Germann and Lauren Holly, this family-friendly comedy serves up laughs, heartfelt moments, and lessons about friendship and family.
68. Happy Days: 30th Anniversary Reunion (2005)
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of a television classic, Happy Days: 30th Anniversary Reunion offers fans a rare glimpse into the lives of the show’s beloved cast. This documentary dives into the making of the beloved sitcom, providing an exclusive look at behind-the-scenes footage and revealing the fun-filled moments that took place on set.
69. American Fusion (2005)
Get ready for an entertaining journey with “American Fusion, “ a PG-13 rated comedy-romance film released in 2005. Directed by Frank Lin and co-written by Lin and Randall Park, the movie stars Sylvia Chang, Esai Morales, and Collin Chou. The story revolves around a unique Chinese-American family, who, despite their diverse backgrounds and cultures, face trials and triumphs while balancing personal and intertwined relationships.
70. The Karate Dog (2005)
The Karate Dog” is an adrenaline-packed, comedic crime action film released in 2006. Directed by Bob Clark, the movie features the unlikely duo of LAPD computer expert Peter Fowler and his extraordinary dog, Cho Cho, played by an anthropomorphic canine with stunning martial arts skills.
71. The Biggest Fan (2005)
The Biggest Fan” is a gripping drama set in 2005, that revolves around the life of teen heartthrob, Chris Trousdale, the lead singer of the famed boy band, Dream Street. Facing a tough situation, his life takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself hiding in the house of his most ardent fan. This thrilling and heartwarming story explores the unexpected camaraderie that develops between an idol and his fan.
72. The 78th Annual Academy Awards (2006)
Get ready for an unforgettable night of glamour, drama, and high stakes as you join host Jon Stewart for the 78th Annual Academy Awards! . This star-studded ceremony, broadcast in March of 2006, celebrates the year’s most iconic films, including “Brokeback Mountain, “ “Capote, “ “Crash, “ “Good Night, and Good Luck, “ and “Munich. “ As you tune in to witness the magic unfold, prepare yourselves for an evening filled with captivating performances, unexpected surprises, and an awe-inspiring tribute to the timeless power of cinema.
73. 18 Fingers of Death! (2006)
18 Fingers of Death! “ is a hilarious mockumentary that takes a playful, behind-the-scenes look at the world of martial arts movie stars. This tongue-in-cheek film, inspired by the likes of Spinal Tap, follows a group of martial artists as they navigate their way through the world of karate and kung fu with a unique blend of action and comedy. James Lew directs this quirky and entertaining movie, featuring stars Shane Aaron, Koji Abe, and Michael Andersen, bringing a fun and unpredictable twist to the classic martial arts genre.
74. The Number One Girl (2006)
The Number One Girl” is a 2006 action-packed drama that brings together Martial Arts and beauty pageants. Tony Schiena leads the cast as a former Martial Arts champion who’s hired to judge a beauty pageant, but falls for one of the contestants.
75. American Pastime (2007)
American Pastime” (2007) is a poignant drama based on the true events that unfolded when the United States government uprooted Japanese families and placed them in internment camps during the early 1940s, following the aftermath of World War II. The film offers an intimate look at the lives of these families, as they struggle to adapt to their new surroundings, and the relationships that form in this challenging environment.
76. Royal Kill (2009)
In the movie “Royal Kill, “ a female ninja assassin is dispatched to the United States with the mission to eliminate the last surviving heir to the Himalayan Kingdom. A royal soldier is also sent to guard the assassin, but when they face each other, their duties and loyalties are put to the test.
77. Act Your Age (2011)
Act Your Age” is a unique comedy-drama that follows the story of a young and talented actor, who has a hard time accepting real-life lessons. Losing all hope for his career, he disguises himself as an elderly man to get a part in a play. As fate would have it, he ends up spending a week in a nursing home where his character needs to stay for research purposes.
78. Blunt Movie (2013)
Get ready for a wild and bawdy ride with the hilarious “Blunt Movie” (2013). This outrageous sketch comedy takes aim at everything from politics to the bedroom, all while turning traditional movie and TV commercials on their heads. Featuring a dizzying array of sex, politics, and wacky comedy, there is no taboo too sacred for this rollercoaster of crazy humor.
79. The Real Miyagi (2015)
Experience the untold story of the man who became a true legend in the world of martial arts. “The Real Miyagi” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life of Fumio Demura, one of the greatest karate masters of his generation. A captivating exploration of discipline, dedication, and perseverance, this film takes viewers on a journey through Demura’s incredible life and unyielding passion for martial arts.
80. John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs (2017)
John G. Avildsen: King of the Underdogs is a captivating documentary that delves into the life and career of the renowned Oscar-winning director. This engaging film explores the films that brought some of cinema’s most cherished stories to life, touching upon boxing, rocky balboa, and other popular movie genres.
81. More Than Miyagi: The Pat Morita Story (2021)
More Than Miyagi: The Pat Morita Story” (2021) delves into the life of Pat Morita, the Oscar-nominated actor best known for his iconic role as Mr. Miyagi in the “Karate Kid” film series. This engrossing documentary explores the highs and lows of Morita’s life, including his journey from Japanese-American immigrant to an influential figure in the entertainment industry.
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