Everyone has a name, and for some people that is all they know. Names have deep meanings and can tell you so much about the person who wears it. In this blog post, we will talk about 5 movies with names in them that are perfect to watch when you’re bored at home!
-Baby Driver, a movie about driving for crime. Baby is the driver’s animal nickname and he has no intention of stopping his criminal behavior. He makes an agreement with Doc to be her getaway driver in return for getting out from jail early
-King Kong: A gigantic gorilla who tries to take over New York City while falling in love with Ann Darrow (played by Fay Wray). This film was released on March 12th, 1933 and was the highest grossing picture of its time! It is considered one of America’s most important films because it established Hollywood as part of global culture.
-The King’s Speech tells two versions of George VI’s story; before and during World War II. He is a shy, stammering man who feels he can never be king. But as the King of England like his father before him, he fears for Britain’s future if Hitler has his way
-King Solomon’s Mines: A movie about a quest in search of diamonds and gold that are hidden deep inside the African jungle. It was released on September 26th, 1937 with stars such as Cedric Hardwicke and Joan Greenwood. This film became one of Paramount Pictures biggest hits because they were competing against other studios at this time to see which company could produce films most quickly (such as Warner Bros)
-A League Of Their Own tells the story of how women broke into America’s favorite pastime and how the coach of a women’s professional baseball league deal with sexism, pay inequity, limited media exposure, minimal sponsorship deals, as well as the joys and sorrows that come from being pioneers. This film was released on July 18th 1992 to critical acclaim
-King Kong is about an ape who has been captured in New York City by movie producer Carl Denham for use as a publicity stunt. When he escapes from his captors (without killing them), it becomes clear that King Kong isn’t just another pretty face; this monster intends to reign over all of Manhattan! Released October 27th 1933 – The Lost World: Jurassic Park tells the story of Dr Ian Malcolm’s journey deep into unexplored corners of our planet, to the legendary Site B island where dinosaurs still roam. This is a land of strange and deadly creatures from great heights to deep depths – but when he gets there Dr Malcolm discovers that an even more terrifying monster lives on Site B: man
-King Arthur tells the story of King Arthur’s attempt to revive his country’s golden age by pulling Excalibur from stone. But once in power, he faces down rebellions and strives against odds to hold onto what is rightfully his while keeping evil forces at bay-and most importantly..to find love with Guinevere who can give him stability amidst chaos. Released March 17th 2004
-The Lion King (Simba) searches for meaning as he assumes responsibility for Pride Rock after
-The King’s Speech
-King Kong (1933)
-King of Comedy, The
-Kong: Skull Island
-Kingsman: the Golden Circle.
With a number of movies about kings and names that mean king to watch when you are bored at home, this list is full of great choices for anyone looking for something new or just in need of some entertainment! Read on below to learn more about these five films with interesting titles that will surely be fun to watch no matter what your mood. After reading all information provided, leave comments if there is any other movie about names like “king” or “queen”. Thank you so much and enjoy watching! 🙂
Boring at Home
This movie is about a speech therapist who tries to help the future king of England overcome his stutter. It has an interesting story and good acting, making it more than just one for all those looking for something new as they are bored at home.
Since this film stars Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Anthony Hopkins and Geoffrey Rush, it’s hard not to be drawn in by their performance that makes The King’s Speech such a well known film! So if you want to watch something featuring kings or names like “king” while being bored at home then this is perfect! Especially since he ends up solving his problem with the aid of Elizabeth II .
There are many films that are about names or kings so the following is just a list of movies to watch when you’re bored at home.
– King’s Speech
– The Queen (2006)
– Pride and Prejudice (2005)
– A Little Princess (1995)
– Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (1997)
These all have different plots but they do share common themes like overcoming obstacles, family bonds, love, etc. I hope this article has given you some ideas for your next movie night! 🙂 Remember not to be bored at home anymore with these amazing titles! 😀 Happy watching!! 😉 Now go get yourself comfy on your couch while grabbing those snacks because it’s movie night!
– King’s Speech (2010)
– A Little Princess (1995)
– Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (1997)
These all have different plots but they do share common themes like overcoming obstacles, family bonds, love, etc. I hope this article has given you some ideas for your next movie night! 🙂 Remember not to be bored at home anymore with these amazing titles! 😀 Happy watching!! 😉 Now go get yourself comfy on your couch while grabbing those snacks because it’s movie night! 😉 Happy viewing !! 😉 Have fun ! ^_^ Make sure to comment below or on my facebook page @ (insert Facebook Page here)
This blog post will be about movies that have the word “king” in them. The first one is King’s Speech, which was released in 2010 and stars Colin Firth as King George VI of England who has a speech impediment due to his father teaching him how speak with an American accent. It also won four Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Actor, etcetera. A Little Princess came out seven years before it and tells the story of a girl named Sara Crewe who lives under her guardian Mr. Carrisford while attending boarding school during World War I until she meets a wealthy Indian boy named Prince Amhrosyad Singh and falls in love. The third one is King Solomon’s Mines, which was released in 1937 and stars Paul Robeson as a Canadian engineer who joins an expedition to the African country of Kukuanaland, where they are searching for gold and diamonds at the behest of a millionaire – played by Nigel Bruce. The fourth one is King Kong from 1933 with Fay Wray as Ann Darrow and Robert Armstrong playing Carl Denham. Finally there’s King Henry VII starring Charles Laughton portraying 16th-century England monarchs such as Elizabeth I (played by Walter Huston) or Katherine Howard (acted by unknown actress) on his quest to divorce Anne Boleyn so he can marry Jane Seymour instead because she had given birth to Edward VI less than three
