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• Directors: Ruben Fleischer
• Producers: Gavin Palone
• Writers: Paul Wernick, Rhett Reese
• Genres: Comedy, Horror
• Actors: Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin

After America is ravaged by a zombie plague, a lone band of survivors fights the living dead while they cross the nation from coast to coast. They stop in an amusement park, where they believe they will be safe.[2]

Characters have been named after the cities/towns that they’ve been rescued from or originated from.[citation needed]

• Directors: Fred Wolf
• Producers: Allen Covert, Anna Faris, Jack Giarraputo, Kirsten Smith, Karen McCullah Lutz
• Writers: Kirsten Smith, Karen McCullah Lutz
• Genres: Comedy
• Actors: Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone, Kat Dennings, Katharine McPhee, Hugh Hefner, Christopher McDonald, Beverly D Angelo, Tyson Ritter

Shelley Darlington (Anna Faris) is a Playboy Playmate living the life of luxury in the Playboy Mansion. The day after her twenty-seventh birthday, she awakes to find a note, seemingly from Hugh Hefner, asking her to pack up and leave because she is too old to be a Bunny now. Depressed, Shelley sets out on the road looking for a new life. She happens upon girls who remind her of herself: beautiful and fun. She follows them and sees that they live in luxury too. She tells them of her situation and asks to join them, not knowing that they are members of the Phi Iota Mu sorority; she is rejected by the snobbish Phis because she is not a student. She then sees there are older ladies called “house mothers” who live with the sorority sisters and watch over them, but after asking them to join, she is rejected again and told to inquire with the Zeta Alpha Zeta sorority, a house of misfit girls who long to be accepted. During her time spent with “The Zetas”, Shelley advises the girls on how to make themselves more appealing and in particular becomes close with the shy virgin Natalie (Emma Stone) and meets an intellectual, altruistic guy named Oliver (Colin Hanks); although she can teach everyone else how to flirt, her attempts at doing so with Oliver blow up in her face. Meanwhile, the Zeta girls become more popular on campus, until finally realizing that they completely changed themselves just to please other people.

• Directors: Peter Cattaneo
• Producers: Fox Atomic
• Writers: Maya Forbes Wallace Wolodarsky, Story by Ryan Jaffe
• Genres: Comedy, Music
• Actors: Rainn Wilson, Christina Applegate, Teddy Geiger, Josh Gad, Will Arnett, Emma Stone

Robert “Fish” Fishman (Rainn Wilson) was once the drummer for Vesuvius, which went on to be a successful glam metal band without him. At the insistence of their manager and their own greed, he’s kicked out of the band and replaced by the son of the record label’s president. Fish vows never to play drums again. Twenty years later, after failing at another cubicle job, breaking up with his girlfriend, and having to move in with his sister, Fish finds himself living in the attic “looking” for work. When it looks like he’ll be a loser for life, his dorky, socially awkward nephew Matt saves the day. Matt (Josh Gad) plays the keyboards in a power pop band called A.D.D., joined by the dark, brooding Curtis (Teddy Geiger) and the no-nonsense Amelia (Emma Stone). The band is set to play the prom when their drummer gets thrown out of school for bringing “hash brownies” to the Spanish club luncheon. Running out of time, Matty suggests they give his Uncle Fish a try.

The prom turns into a disaster, being Fish’s first time on stage again, and his drum solo takes over the King and Queen’s dance in a fit of rage, sweat, and sheer embarrassment for A.D.D. Fish tries to make amends by trying to get the band a gig. Eventually, he gets them booked, but all the way in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The band decides to sneak out in Matt’s mom’s car, but are soon busted after she reports her car stolen.

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Matt and Amelia convince Curtis that the band is nothing without the spirit of Fish after the label’s appointed drummer doesn’t fit in, and Curtis convinces Fish to do the gig. Upon arriving at the stadium before their performance, Fish encounters his former bandmates who have all adopted phony British accents and egocentric attitudes. To his happiness, Fish finds that he is able to let the past go and wishes Vesuvius a great show. Fish and the band play an incredible show. When they think things couldn’t get any better, Vesuvius takes the stage. And with one slip of the mic stand, the lead singer’s microphone goes crashing to the ground. This mistake causes the singer to search for the lost microphone, while the voice track is still going, exposing their fraud for lip-syncing the entire time. The audience goes wild, booing Vesuvius off the stage in a cloud of embarrassment, and chanting, “A.D.D.! A.D.D.!” Against the advice of David, whom they fire on the spot, the band take the stage again and performs for the crowd.

• Directors: Mark Waters
• Producers: Brad Epstein, Jonathan Shestack, Marcus Viscidi
• Writers: Jon Lucas, Scott Moore
• Genres: Comedy, Romance
• Actors: Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, Emma Stone, Noureen DeWulf, Breckin Meyer, Lacey Chabert

A womanizer (Matthew McConaughey) is haunted by the ghosts of his former girlfriends at his younger brother’s (Breckin Meyer) wedding. The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (Emma Stone), Present (Noureen DeWulf), and Future (Amanda Walsh) take him on a journey through his romantic history (à la Ebenezer Scrooge) to help him come to a realization about his ways with women[1] and as well as what he lost with the one woman he was previously intimate and passionately with since childhood.