All 27 Steven Brill Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with Steven Brill Movies! From heartwarming family films to action-packed blockbusters, this movie roundup will take you through the best of director Steven Brill’s work. Join us as we delve into the world of Steven Brill’s movies and explore the stories that have captivated audiences worldwide.
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1. Going Overboard (1989)
Directed by Valerie Breiman in 1989, the comedy film “Going Overboard” revolves around a young and ambitious comedian who dreams of making it big in the entertainment industry. Starring Adam Sandler, who’s known for his side-splitting comedic performances, the story takes a delightful twist as the struggling comedian gets a chance to perform on a cruise ship to gain fame and recognition.
2. Postcards from the Edge (1990)
Postcards from the Edge is an unforgettable story following a substance-addicted actress as she tries to see the bright side in life. Forced to move back in with her domineering mother to avoid unemployment, this resilient female protagonist navigates the challenges of drug rehabilitation and alcoholism. With a touching performance by Shirley MacLaine and an award-winning script by Carrie Fisher, this captivating 1990 film offers a powerful portrayal of the human spirit and the complexities of family dynamics.
3. Edward Scissorhands (1990)
Edward Scissorhands, a surreal and poignant tale by director Tim Burton, weaves a mesmerizing story around the life of an artificial man named Edward, whose unfinished construction has left him with scissor-like hands. Set in a quaint suburban neighborhood, the film follows Edward’s journey from solitude to acceptance as he moves into the heart of the community with the help of a kind, compassionate family. While Edward’s scissor-hands may seem like a curse, they soon prove to be an asset that endears him to his neighbors, sparking a love story between him and the family’s daughter.
4. The Opposite Sex and How to Live with Them (1992)
“The Opposite Sex and How to Live with Them” is a 1992 comedy-romance that follows two strangers, David and Carrie, as they unexpectedly find themselves falling for each other after a chance meet-cute in a Boston bar. What starts as a superficial attraction quickly turns into a love-hate relationship, all while their friends observe and hilariously comment on the ups and downs of their courtship.
5. Batman Returns (1992)
“Batman Returns” is a spine-chilling superhero adventure where the Dark Knight of Gotham faces a daring double threat. Evil genius Oswald Cobblepot, the deformed man calling himself the Penguin, wreaks havoc, with the aid of a cruel businessman. Meanwhile, a female employee of the businessman unleashes her fury as the Catwoman, seeking revenge of her own.
6. The Mighty Ducks (1992)
The Mighty Ducks is a heartwarming, family-friendly comedy about a self-centered Minnesota lawyer who finds himself coaching a rag tag group of young hockey players after being sentenced to community service. This unlikely team transforms not only their skills on the ice but their perspective on teamwork, friendship, and the importance of having a coach who truly cares. With a lovable cast and an uplifting ending, The Mighty Ducks will have you cheering for these unforgettable underdogs as they aim to make it to the championship.
7. Aspen Extreme (1993)
“Aspen Extreme” is a heartwarming sports drama that takes viewers on an exhilarating journey through the world of skiing. The film, released in 1993, follows the story of an auto-worker and his best friend who leave the bustling city of Detroit behind and embark on a new life in picturesque Aspen, Colorado. These two men find their true calling as popular ski instructors, drawing upon their friendship and camaraderie to create a unique and unforgettable experience for their students.
8. Don’t Do It (1994)
“Don’t Do It” is a lighthearted romantic drama set in the bustling city of Los Angeles. The story revolves around three young couples who are trying to navigate their relationships and the complexities of commitment.
9. When a Man Loves a Woman (1994)
Experience the rollercoaster of emotions in “When a Man Loves a Woman” (1994), starring Meg Ryan and Andy Garcia. This powerful drama and romance tells the story of a seemingly perfect husband and wife relationship, only to be challenged by the wife’s struggle with alcoholism.
10. Heavyweights (1995)
Directed by Steven Brill and written by Judd Apatow and Brill, “Heavyweights” is a 1995 comedy-drama family film that follows a group of overweight kids who are attracted to a seemingly alluring fat camp. Unfortunately, they soon discover that this idyllic camp is far from what it appears to be. The camp, hidden away in the woods, is actually run by a mentally disturbed ex-fitness instructor.
11. The Wedding Singer (1998)
“The Wedding Singer” is a heartwarming and hilarious romantic comedy set in the 1980s, starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. Robbie (Sandler), a talented singer, and Julia (Barrymore), a charming waitress, are both engaged to the wrong people. Their paths cross when fortune intervenes, leading them to discover each other’s true love.
12. Late Last Night (1999)
Late Last Night (1999), a comedy film directed by Steven Brill, follows Dan through a chaotic night after a fight with his wife. Feeling hopeless, Dan calls an old friend for binge drinking and a wild journey through the city’s rough underworld.
13. Big Daddy (1999)
“Big Daddy” is a 1999 comedy-drama that takes the journey of a laissez-faire law school graduate who, in an attempt to win back his girlfriend, decides to adopt a child. However, the plan turns out to be more chaotic than he bargained for.
14. Little Nicky (2000)
“Little Nicky, “ released in 2000, is a comedy-fantasy film that follows the adventures of the devil’s third and most mild-mannered son, Nicky. After his two other brothers escape Hell to cause chaos on Earth, Nicky is sent to retrieve them before catastrophe strikes. Set in a world where supernatural entities and humans coexist, the film delves into sibling rivalry, a fish-out-of-water scenario, and satanism.
15. Ready to Rumble (2000)
Ready to Rumble is a hilarious, gut-busting comedy sport film that hits the ring in 2000. Joining forces against an underhanded wrestling promoter, two unlucky fans take matters into their own hands as they try to save their beloved character. When their favorite superstar is thrown out of the championship belt race, these slackers are on a rollercoaster ride through mayhem, showcasing their sheer determination as they challenge the system.
16. Joe Dirt (2001)
“Joe Dirt, “ a 2001 comedy adventure film directed by Dennie Gordon, follows the titular character on his humorous journey to find his absentee parents. Abandoned at the Grand Canyon as a child, Joe narrates his hilarious quest, which leads him through various bizarre situations involving a crossdresser, oil rig, and even a potential loss of limb among other unique challenges.
17. Mr. Deeds (2002)
In “Mr. Deeds” (2002), a humble, naive small-town guy, Longfellow Deeds, inherits a controlling stake in a major media conglomerate, taking control to run things his way.
18. Eight Crazy Nights (2002)
Eight Crazy Nights follows the chaotic journey of Davey Stone, a man with a history of alcoholism and a criminal record. After being sentenced to community service under the watchful eye of an elderly referee, Davey finds himself in unfamiliar territory as he attempts to turn his life around. Facing the challenge of abandoning his bad habits and rebuilding relationships, Davey embarks on a wild adventure filled with hilarious mishaps, heartwarming songs, and unforgettable moments that ultimately shape his path to redemption.
19. Without a Paddle (2004)
“Without a Paddle” is a comedic adventure film released in 2004, with a runtime of 1h 35min and a PG-13 rating. Directed by Steven Brill and co-written by Fred Wolf, Harris Goldberg, and Tom Nursall, the movie features a star-studded cast, including Matthew Lillard, Seth Green, and Dax Shepard.
20. Knocked Up (2007)
Knocked Up, released in 2007, is a romantic comedy that follows the unexpected journey of Ben Stone, played by Seth Rogen, a laid-back slacker who learns he’s about to become a father after a one-night stand. When Alison Scott, portrayed by Katherine Heigl, unexpectedly shows up on his doorstep pregnant, their lives intertwine in an emotional rollercoaster filled with laughs, drama, and self-discovery.
21. Drillbit Taylor (2008)
Ditch the playground bullies and laugh all the way with “Drillbit Taylor, “ a classic comedy starring Owen Wilson, Josh Peck, and Alex Frost. A trio of kids, tired of being pushed around by their schoolyard nemesis, come up with a bold plan: hire a low-budget bodyguard to protect them.
22. Fanboys (2009)
Join four passionate Star Wars fanatics on an epic road trip, as they set out on a mission to save their dying friend’s life. With a coveted ticket to a secret screening of Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace, this group of friends embarks on an adventure filled with laughter and camaraderie. But, will they make it to George Lucas’ Skywalker Ranch in time to witness the magic?
23. Movie 43 (2013)
“Prepare for an outrageous, non-stop laugh riot in the hit comedy — Movie 43! With a star-studded cast, including Emma Stone, Stephen Merchant, and Richard Gere, this film daringly combines outrageous humor and irreverent antics.
24. Walk of Shame (2014)
“Walk of Shame” is a 2014 comedy film where reporter Meghan Miles’ career dreams are put on hold after a one-night stand leaves her high and dry in downtown Los Angeles, without phone, car, ID, or money. With only 8 hours to spare, Meghan must navigate the city’s labyrinth to make it to the most important job interview of her life. As hilarious encounters and misadventures ensue, Meghan’s journey becomes a test of resilience, wit and perseverance in the face of unexpected challenges.
25. The Do-Over (2016)
In a wild and unpredictable adventure, two struggling men played by Adam Sandler and David Spade decide to shake things up by faking their own deaths and starting over as new identities. Little did they know, the people they take on are faced with even greater troubles, plunging them into chaos and hilarious misadventures in the pharmaceutical industry.
26. Sandy Wexler (2017)
Sandy Wexler, a comedy film released in 2017, navigates through the eccentric world of Hollywood in the 1990s. At the center of the story is Sandy Wexler, a tenacious talent manager hustling in Los Angeles. He is passionately dedicated to nurturing the careers of his unconventional clients who are on the fringes of the entertainment industry.
27. Adam Sandler: 100% Fresh (2018)
Get ready for a side-splitting night of laughter with Adam Sandler in “100% Fresh, “ a 2018 comedy special that proves he’s back in top form. This one-hour musical extravaganza sees Sandler taking his unique brand of humor to all kinds of unexpected places — from comedy clubs and concert halls to an unsuspecting subway station. Alongside Rob Schneider and Dan Bulla, the film features an array of memorable performances and hilarious musical musings guaranteed to leave you in stitches.
