Looking for movies that blend humor, action, and drama? We’ve rounded up a list of entertaining films across various genres that are sure to keep you hooked. Whether you’re in the mood for a comedy or an action-packed adventure, you’ll find something to enjoy here!
Comedy
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie – Rugrats II
2000, G, 5.9
The Rugrats travel to Paris for a family vacation and end up on an adventure to save their new friend.
What’s Good: A fun, family-friendly film with charming characters and classic Rugrats humor.
Never Been Kissed
1999, PG-13, 6.0
A journalist goes undercover as a high school student and experiences teenage life again.
What’s Good: A heartwarming and humorous take on high school life with Drew Barrymore’s charming performance.
One Night at McCool’s
2001, R, 6.1
A story about three men whose lives are turned upside down after meeting a mysterious woman.
What’s Good: A quirky, dark comedy with a unique narrative structure and engaging performances.
Nurse Betty
2000, R, 6.2
A waitress and soap opera fan believes her favorite soap opera is real and sets out to find her TV husband.
What’s Good: An offbeat comedy with a blend of drama and dark humor, featuring a standout performance by Renée Zellweger.
Edtv
1999, PG-13, 6.0
A regular guy becomes the star of a reality TV show that documents his everyday life.
What’s Good: A satirical look at reality TV with a comedic twist, featuring a great cast including Matthew McConaughey and Jenna Elfman.
Senseless
1998, PG-13, 5.9
A college student undergoes an experimental procedure to increase his senses but faces unexpected side effects.
What’s Good: A silly and entertaining comedy with physical humor and a strong lead performance by Marlon Wayans.
The Waterboy
1998, PG-13, 6.1
A waterboy for a college football team discovers he has a talent for tackling and becomes a star player.
What’s Good: A hilarious sports comedy with Adam Sandler’s signature humor and a heartwarming story.
Mystery Men
1999, PG-13, 5.8
A group of amateur superheroes with quirky powers try to save the city from a supervillain.
What’s Good: A unique and comedic take on superhero films, featuring a quirky cast and imaginative superhero concepts.
Birthday Girl
2001, R, 6.0
A man’s birthday party takes a turn when he meets a mysterious woman from Russia.
What’s Good: A dark comedy with twists and turns, and a captivating performance by Nicole Kidman.
Action & Adventure
Mission: Impossible II
2000, PG-13, 6.1
Ethan Hunt is tasked with retrieving a dangerous biological weapon in this high-octane sequel.
What’s Good: Exciting action sequences and thrilling stunts with Tom Cruise reprising his role as the iconic spy.
Romeo Must Die
2000, R, 6.1
A retired cop seeks revenge for his brother’s death in a clash between two rival families.
What’s Good: An action-packed film featuring a mix of martial arts and a gripping storyline with Jet Li and Aaliyah.
The Big Hit
1998, R, 5.8
A hitman’s life becomes chaotic when he gets involved in a kidnapping scheme that goes awry.
What’s Good: A comedic action film with high-energy sequences and a fun, over-the-top narrative.
The Newton Boys
1998, PG-13, 6.0
The story of the Newton brothers, who become notorious bank robbers in the 1920s.
What’s Good: A stylish crime drama with a historical setting and a captivating story of real-life outlaws.
Sphere
1998, PG-13, 5.5
A group of scientists discovers a mysterious alien sphere on the ocean floor that has strange effects on their psyche.
What’s Good: A psychological sci-fi thriller with intriguing concepts and a suspenseful atmosphere.
Drama & Thriller
28 Days
2000, PG-13, 6.1
A woman goes to rehab after a public meltdown and learns about herself and her life during her stay.
What’s Good: A heartfelt drama with a strong performance by Sandra Bullock and a touching story of personal growth.
15 Minutes
2001, R, 5.9
Two Eastern European criminals arrive in the U.S. and seek fame by committing a series of violent crimes.
What’s Good: A gripping thriller with a satirical look at media and crime, featuring strong performances by Robert De Niro and Edward Burns.
The Corruptor
1999, R, 6.0
A cop is drawn into a dangerous world of corruption and crime as he investigates a murder in Chinatown.
What’s Good: A gritty action thriller with an engaging plot and dynamic performances from Chow Yun-fat and Mark Wahlberg.
O
2001, R, 6.2
A modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Othello,” set in a high school environment.
What’s Good: A compelling drama with a fresh take on a classic tragedy, featuring strong performances from its young cast.
Knockaround Guys
2001, R, 6.1
A group of young mobsters attempts to prove themselves by retrieving a stolen money bag.
What’s Good: A crime drama with a mix of humor and action, featuring a solid cast and an engaging storyline.
The Tale of Despereaux
2008, G, 6.1
A brave mouse sets out on a quest to rescue a princess and restore honor to his family.
What’s Good: A charming animated adventure with a heartwarming story and beautiful animation.
Sphere
1998, PG-13, 5.5
A group of scientists discovers an alien sphere on the ocean floor that manipulates their deepest fears.
What’s Good: A thought-provoking thriller with psychological twists and a captivating premise.
Enjoy exploring these films! Whether you’re in the mood for a laugh, an action-packed adventure, or a dramatic story, this list has something for everyone.
