All 45 Powers Boothe Movies (in Order)
Welcome, movie enthusiasts, to our latest roundup! In this feature, we’ll be diving into the world of Powers Boothe’s cinematic performances. Prepare yourself for a journey through time as we explore Boothe’s remarkable career and uncover the magic he brought to the big screen. So sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on a captivating adventure through the realm of Powers Boothe Movies.
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1. The Goodbye Girl (1977)
Experience the heartwarming and humorous tale of “The Goodbye Girl, “ a 1977 film directed by Herbert Ross and written by renowned playwright Neil Simon. The film stars Richard Dreyfuss, Marsha Mason, and the talented young Quinn Cummings, portraying a single mother, a struggling actor, and her enthusiastic daughter, respectively.
2. Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones (1980)
Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones” is a gripping 1980 biographical drama that chronicles the real-life events of the Peoples Temple cult under the manipulative leadership of its charismatic founder, Reverend Jim Jones. The story follows the cult’s relocation to Guyana, where it ends in a shocking, horrific tragedy that leaves viewers at the edge of their seats.
3. The Plutonium Incident (1980)
In “The Plutonium Incident, “ a young and dedicated worker at a nuclear power plant starts to suspect danger lurking within. With her focus on safety, she points out several unsafe conditions, and things take a dramatic turn. As a result, her life becomes endangered, setting the stage for a thrilling drama filled with intrigue and suspense.
4. The Cold Eye (My Darling, Be Careful) (1980)
The Cold Eye, also known as My Darling, Be Careful, is a 1980 American film that delves into the lives of young artists living in the bustling city of New York around the late 1970s. Babette Mangolte’s directorial debut offers a unique glimpse into the creative world and the daring spirits that inhabit it.
5. Cruising (1980)
In 1980, acclaimed director William Friedkin delved into the dark and uncharted territories of the underground S&M gay subculture of New York City with “Cruising. “ A chilling tale of a serial killer on a terrifying rampage, the film centers around a determined police detective, Al Pacino, who goes undercover to catch the predator responsible for the gruesome murders. As he navigates the dangerous world of forbidden desires and covert identities, Pacino finds himself drawn into a twisted game of cat and mouse. The film’s intense plot, coupled with its daring depiction of raw human sexuality, pushes the boundaries and leaves viewers on the edge of their seats.
6. A Cry for Love (1980)
A Cry for Love, a 1980 drama film, tells the riveting tale of divorcee Susan Blakely, played by Susan Blakely herself. Struggling to make ends meet and raise two kids on her own, Susan finds herself at her wit’s end, turning to amphetamines for a temporary fix.
7. Southern Comfort (1981)
In the heart of the Louisiana bayou, a team of hardened U. S. National Guards embarks on a routine exercise that quickly turns nightmare when they are brutally targeted by local, angry hunters who have lost their land due to the military’s drilling operations. As tension rises, these skilled soldiers must fight for their lives against the relentless pursuit of the vengeful hunters, navigating treacherous swamps and hostile territory. Amidst the danger, loyalty and trust among the group are tested as they strive to escape the deadly backwoods and confront the realities of southern justice.
8. A Breed Apart (1984)
A Breed Apart” is a thrilling 1984 action drama directed by Philippe Mora and starring Rutger Hauer, Powers Boothe, and Kathleen Turner. Set in the stunning wilderness of the American Pacific Northwest, a passionate conservationist and a resourceful widow cross paths with a mountain climber hired to steal bald-eagle eggs. As the climber’s true intentions gradually come to light, the two form a tenacious alliance in a daring battle against nature and humanity.
9. Red Dawn (1984)
Red Dawn” takes us back to the Cold War era, where a group of resilient teenagers find themselves in the midst of an unprecedented invasion — the dawn of World War III. As Soviet forces overwhelm their town in the western mountains of America, these brave youngsters must put their differences aside and band together in a fight for survival. Their only chance to defend their country and preserve their freedom lies in the heart of guerrilla warfare.
10. The Emerald Forest (1985)
The Emerald Forest, “ a gripping 1985 adventure film directed by John Boorman, tells the story of engineer Bill Markham, whose life takes a dramatic turn after the abduction of his son by an aboriginal tribe on the edge of the rainforest. As Markham embarks on a heart-wrenching journey to find his son, he is plunged into the chaos of the jungle and the deep-rooted cultures of its inhabitants.
11. Extreme Prejudice (1987)
A thrilling 1987 action-packed drama, “Extreme Prejudice” stars Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, and Michael Ironside. The Texas Ranger and the ruthless narcotics kingpin were once childhood friends, but now find themselves on opposite sides of the law. As the stakes get higher, they’re drawn back together in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
12. Into the Homeland (1987)
Into the Homeland (1987) is a gripping action-drama film that delves into the disturbing realm of paramilitary white-supremacist movements. Director Lesli Linka Glatter masterfully crafts a narrative full of tension and uncertainty as we follow Jackson Swallow, an ex-cop played by Powers Boothe, on a desperate quest to save his kidnapped daughter.
13. Stalingrad (1990)
Stalingrad is a gripping war drama, set during the pivotal battle of World War II. The movie takes viewers on an immersive journey, seen through the eyes of the soldiers and officers on both sides of the war.
14. By Dawn’s Early Light (1990)
In the gripping thriller “By Dawn’s Early Light, “ a non-NATO nuclear missile causes global chaos after it detonates in the USSR. A frantic race against time ensues as the US president and a bomber crew must find a way to prevent complete doom. This action-packed drama, featuring strong performances by Powers Boothe, Rebecca De Mornay, and James Earl Jones, explores the struggle to avoid escalation during a delicate and dangerous situation.
15. Wild Card (1992)
Discovering a hidden world of corruption in Farewell, New Mexico is not what former preacher-turned-professional gambler, Nick ‘Wild Card’ Wilder, had in mind. After paying a visit to an old friend, his world is turned upside down when the friend is brutally murdered.
16. Rapid Fire (1992)
Rapid Fire” (1992) is an action-packed crime drama directed by Dwight H. Little and written by Cindy Cirile and Alan B.
17. Marked for Murder (1993)
A thrilling blend of action and drama, “Marked for Murder” (1993) follows the story of Mace Moutron, a formidable ex-convict who is given a chance at redemption by participating in a police project alongside other felons. As a dedicated man with a fierce dedication to justice, Mace clashes with the system’s corruption and impotence.
18. Angely smerti (1993)
Angely smerti” is a 1993 Russian war drama film that follows the journey of a young Russian officer named Andrei as he joins the sniper unit at Stalingrad. The story takes a dramatic turn when the German Olympic champion is called upon to destroy the rising threat of Russian snipers.
19. Tombstone (1993)
Tombstone” is a gripping, historical drama starring Kurt Russell as Wyatt Earp, playing a lawman intent on retiring peacefully in the small town of Tombstone, Arizona. However, fate has other plans as the city is besieged by the very outlaws that Earp once managed to eliminate.
20. Web of Deception (1994)
Web of Deception is a captivating thriller that delves into the world of psychiatrists and the dangerous allure of attraction. Set in San Francisco, California, the story follows a forensic psychiatrist who finds himself torn between his duties and a fatal attraction that threatens to dismantle his marriage, career, and life. As he struggles to keep his professional and personal lives in check, he faces the challenge of erotomania, a psychological disorder where individuals become obsessed with someone they believe loves them.
21. Blue Sky (1994)
Blue Sky” is an intriguing drama and romance film released in 1994, starring Jessica Lange, Tommy Lee Jones, and Powers Boothe. The story revolves around Carly (Jessica Lange), a military wife, and her family, who move to an isolated army base.
22. I’ll Do Anything (1994)
I’ll Do Anything” is a heartwarming tale of one man’s quest to fulfill his life’s ambition, despite the unexpected challenges thrown his way. Our protagonist, an aspiring actor played by Nick Nolte, has his life turned upside down when his ex-wife unceremoniously dumps their wild little daughter into his caring hands. This turn of events sets the stage for a whirlwind of misadventures, and the ensuing comedy of errors provides a unique take on the highs and lows of life and love.
23. Mutant Species (1995)
In the remote wooded area of the United States, disaster strikes when a rocket carrying bio-hazardous material crashes. An army team is dispatched to retrieve the toxic cargo, but before they can complete their mission, one infected soldier mutates into a terrifying monster. The other escaped soldier is determined to stop the nightmare creature and the army team sent to capture it.
24. Sudden Death (1995)
Experience the heart-pounding action when former fireman Darren McCord musters up all his courage to take on a group of ruthless terrorists holding the Vice President and a packed stadium hostage. Amidst the tension and chaos, the situation unfolds during the climactic seventh game of the NHL Stanley Cup Finals.
25. Nixon (1995)
Nixon” (1995) is a riveting biographical drama that delves into the life of former US President Richard Nixon. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Oliver Stone, the movie takes its viewers on an intriguing journey from Nixon’s early life, through his meteoric rise to the White House, to his eventual downfall.
26. Dalva (1996)
Dalva is a poignant drama that explores the complexities of family relationships and long-lost connections. The story revolves around a woman who, at a young age, gave up her baby for adoption.
27. Con Air (1997)
Con Air” is a high-octane, action-packed thriller from 1997 directed by Simon West and written by Scott Rosenberg. Starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and John Malkovich, the film follows Cameron Poe, a newly-paroled ex-con and former U. S. Ranger, who becomes embroiled in an airplane hijacking when the passengers seize control.
28. U Turn (1997)
Directed by Oliver Stone and written by John Ridley, U Turn is a gripping crime drama that follows the story of a man on a desperate mission to pay off his gambling debt before he is killed by the Russian mafia. However, his journey takes an unexpected detour through an Arizona town, where everything goes terribly wrong.
29. The Spree (1998)
The Spree” is a riveting thriller set in 1998, featuring unconventional and twisted alliances. The film follows the story of an obsessed policeman who, persuaded by a charming and unpredictable female cat burglar, embarks on an exhilarating journey into the world of crime.
30. A Crime of Passion (1999)
A gripping tale of deception and passion, “A Crime of Passion” (1999) follows the story of a beloved physician who meets a brutal end. Suspicion falls on his eldest daughter, but as the investigation unfolds, the alluring new wife might not be as innocent as she seems.
31. Men of Honor (2000)
Men of Honor” takes you on a journey through time, delving into the challenges of racial discrimination that African Americans faced in the 1960s. The riveting drama, directed by George Tillman Jr. , follows the life of Carl Brashear, the first African-American U. S.
32. Frailty (2001)
Directed by and starring actor Bill Paxton, Frailty is an intriguing psychological thriller that delves into the world of religious fanaticism and serial killings. The movie follows a mysterious man who arrives at the office of an FBI agent with an extraordinary tale of his troubled childhood.
33. Second Nature (2003)
Second Nature” (2003) is a mystery-drama film that follows a man who wakes from a coma only to discover he’s lost his memory. Believing he was in a fatal plane crash that claimed his wife and child, he also recalls working as an assassin for a secret agency.
34. Sin City (2005)
Sin City, “ a 2005 crime-thriller masterpiece, takes viewers into the grim and treacherous world of Basin City. Directed by Frank Miller, Quentin Tarantino, and Robert Rodriguez, the film is an adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel of the same name and is set in a neo-noir universe. The story centers on three troubled characters caught in the vortex of violent corruption.
35. Superman: Brainiac Attacks (2006)
Superman: Brainiac Attacks” takes off where the classic tales leave off, diving headlong into the action and adventure that fans have come to expect. Embittered by Superman’s (Tim Daly) heroic successes and soaring popularity, Lex Luthor (Powers Boothe) forms an alliance with the powerful, dangerous computer villain Brainiac. Together, they create a special strain of Kryptonite from outer space, designed specifically to defeat the Man of Steel.
36. The Final Season (2007)
The Final Season” is a heartwarming drama film that follows the journey of Kent Stock, played by Sean Astin. Disrupting his normal life, he steps into the role of coach for the Norway High School baseball team, determined to help them achieve victory. Along the way, Kent not only fosters camaraderie among his players, but also learns valuable life lessons that he can pass on to them.
37. Edison & Leo (2008)
Edison & Leo” (2008) is a whimsical animated adventure comedy that takes viewers on a journey through the life of a genius inventor and his extraordinary family. The film’s plot revolves around the inventor’s fractured past, which becomes intertwined with the coming-of-age story of his son, Leo, who carries an electric charge through his veins due to an accident in his father’s laboratory.
38. Nick Nolte: No Exit (2008)
Nick Nolte: No Exit is a captivating documentary that delves into the fascinating life and career of renowned actor Nick Nolte, showcasing an unconventional and upfront perspective like never before. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 14 minutes, this insightful film provides a rare opportunity to explore the various dimensions of Nolte’s personal and professional life, leaving viewers intrigued and engaged.
39. 24: Redemption (2008)
In the high-intensity world of “24: Redemption, “ Jack Bauer finds himself on a dangerous and personal mission in the heart of Africa. As an ambassador for a humanitarian organization, he is tasked with overseeing the safety of several children. However, Bauer is now in the crosshairs of African General Benjamin Juma, an aspiring dictator with a sinister plan. Juma’s forces are commissioned to capture the children and use them for malevolent military training.
40. MacGruber (2010)
MacGruber, “ a fast-paced comedy action film, features Will Forte as the title character, a former special operative who is lured back into service to stop his arch-nemesis, Dieter Von Cunth. Dieter, played by Val Kilmer, has obtained a nuclear warhead and plans to obliterate Washington D. C. Joining the fun is Kristen Wiig as Vicki, MacGruber’s quirky sidekick.
41. The Avengers (2012)
Embark on an exhilarating journey with Earth’s mightiest heroes in “The Avengers” (2012), a groundbreaking action-packed adventure that takes you on a thrilling ride through a world where superheroes take charge. Directed by the brilliant Joss Whedon and written by Whedon as well as Zak Penn, this awe-inspiring film brings together the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s best characters to face the ultimate challenge — a formidable alien invasion led by the mischief-making Loki, intent on enslaving humanity.
42. Guns, Girls and Gambling (2012)
Guns, Girls and Gambling” is a pulsating and thrilling comedy crime-thriller that takes viewers on an unexpected journey filled with humor, action, and intrigue. Set in a world where Elvis impersonators are no stranger to high-stakes poker games, our protagonists find themselves entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
43. Straight A’s (2013)
Straight A’s, “ a 2013 drama-comedy film, follows the journey of a former addict haunted by the ghost of his deceased mother. The pressure mounts on him to return to his abandoned family, leading him to grab a bag of pills and marijuana, and embark on a road trip to Louisiana.
44. Milius (2013)
Milius, “ a fascinating documentary released in 2014, provides an intimate look into the life of legendary filmmaker John Milius. Known for his provocative work in the 1970s, this biographical documentary provides a glimpse of the iconic showbiz figure. Delving into Milius’s professional journey, it showcases the artist’s personal life and his impact on Hollywood’s most memorable films.
45. Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (2014)
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For takes audiences back into the gritty world of Frank Miller’s Sin City, reuniting us with the hard-boiled, violent, and morally ambiguous characters that populate this noir landscape. This sequel to the 2005 film explores the intertwined lives of several sinister figures and their encounters with some of the city’s most dangerous denizens.
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