The Legend of Zelda (1986), by Nintendo: "Kid in green tunic saves world from ancient evil forces."

Pitfall! (1982), by Activision: "Guy in loincloth jumps over things in the jungle repeatedly"

Red Dawn (1984), directed by John Milius: "High school kids trade homework for rocket launchers against invaders."

Shallow (2018), performed by Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper: "Scared guy hesitates, brave lady drags him into watery emotional abyss."

Boyz n the Hood (1991), directed by John Singleton: "Dad's advice vs. street lessons in sunny South Central hood shenanigans."

Big (1988), directed by Penny Marshall: "Kid wishes to be grown-up, gets job at toy company. Weirdness."

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998), directed by Guy Ritchie: "A botched card game triggers a series of very poor decisions."

Portal (2007), by Valve: "A silent hero defies an angry robot using physics-defying holes."

Cool Hand Luke (1967), directed by Stuart Rosenberg: "Stubborn convict bets he can eat fifty eggs. Repeatedly escapes."

In Bruges (2008), directed by Martin McDonagh: "Hitmen in a medieval town, sightseeing while contemplating career choices."

Snatch (2000), directed by Guy Ritchie: "Incompetent crooks bumble through a diamond heist and rigged boxing match."

Pale Rider (1985), directed by Clint Eastwood: "Preacher shows up, kicks butt, rides off. The end."

Aladdin (1992), directed by Ron Clements, John Musker: "Street rat steals lamp, wishes for wealth, fakes royalty."

One Week (1998), performed by Barenaked Ladies: "Listing nonsense pop culture while bickering with a significant other."

Highlander (1986), directed by Russell Mulcahy: "Immortals duel for centuries, winner takes a really sparkly power-up."

Grease (1972), created by Jim Jacobs, Warren Casey: "Good girl goes bad for a leather-clad grease-monkey, messing around."

Vanilla Sky (2001), directed by Cameron Crowe: "Rich guy's face messed up, buys dream service, regrets subscription."

Shutter Island (2010), directed by Martin Scorsese: "Man investigates island, but maybe he's the one being investigated."

Transformers (2007), directed by Michael Bay: "Alien cars become giant robots, fight over a thing, teenager panics."