In 2005, Katie delivers a box of old videotapes to her pregnant sister, Kristi, and Kristi's husband, Daniel. A year later, Kristi and Daniel's house is seemingly burgled and the tapes are missing.
In 1988, a young Katie and Kristi live with their mother, Julie, and her boyfriend, Dennis; Kristi begins interacting with an invisible friend named Toby. Dennis notices that since Kristi's friend appeared, strange things have been happening in the house. Dennis and Julie try to make a sex tape, but are interrupted by an earthquake. While they look for the girls, the camera shows dust fall from the ceiling and land onto an invisible figure in the room. The figure then moves and the dust falls to the floor.
While reviewing the footage later, Dennis notices the strange incident. He invites his friend Randy over to view the footage, who suggests that Dennis place cameras throughout the house to capture any other incidents. That night in the girls' bedroom, Kristi wakes up and begins talking to someone off-camera before going back to bed. When Dennis questions her about this the following day, Kristi tells him that it is Toby. After more disturbed nights and strange occurrences, Dennis discovers a strange symbol in the girls' closet. He finds the same symbol on a picture of women in a book about demonology. Dennis explains to Julie that the symbol belonged to a witches' coven that brainwashed girls of child-bearing age into having sons, and then force them to forget. Julie dismisses his claim.
After Kristi falls ill, Julie and Dennis take her to the hospital. Katie is left with Randy, and she asks him to play Bloody Mary with her. They go into the girls' bathroom and say "bloody Mary" three times and turn off the light. When nothing happens Katie insists they try again. Randy is stricken with pain and the lights reveal a large scratch up the side of his body. They try to leave the bathroom but a black figure moves past the door. When Randy tries to leave a second time, furniture is violently thrown around. After Julie and Dennis return,
Randy leaves in a rush.
The invisible demon terrorizes Katie and Kristi, harming Katie and later dragging her into a closet in the girls' bedroom until Kristi agrees to do what it asks. The next day Kristi asks her mother to take them to her grandmother Lois' home but she refuses. After Julie encounters frightening activity herself in the kitchen, she agrees to go to Lois' home. Dennis sets up another camera in the new bedroom. Before bed, Kristi dresses up as a bride, and when asked who the groom is, replies "Toby", upsetting Julie, who never wants to hear that name again. At 1 am, they are awoken by the sound of a car pulling up outside. Julie says the noise is Lois, who has trouble sleeping. After hearing more disturbances, Julie goes to investigate. When she fails to return, Dennis goes to look for her. In the background the camera captures a shadowy female figure. When Dennis returns and picks up the camera, the figure is gone.
He heads out of the room and calls for Julie and the girls but there is no answer. Downstairs, Dennis notices a human silhouette behind a curtain. When he pulls back the curtain nothing is present, but the room he enters has strange imagery on the walls, including the symbol from the girls' room, which had been concealed beneath framed paintings. Noticing that the back door is open, Dennis goes outside to investigate. In the garage he discovers Lois and several other women, all dressed in black. Dennis flees back to the house, with the women in slow pursuit. In the house he finds Julie at the top of the stairs. As he approaches, he sees that she is levitating unconscious above the floor. Her body is thrown at Dennis, knocking him down the stairs. He picks himself up and sees Kristi, then retreats with her into a closet. Something growls and bangs on the door but eventually leaves.
Dennis and Kristi leave the closet. As they walk through the kitchen, Dennis sees women outside in the garden, circling around a bonfire. As they move into the next room they find Katie crying by Julie's body. He approaches Katie from behind slowly, and places his hand on her shoulder. Katie turns and unleashes a demonic scream that throws him to the other side of the room, injuring his leg. Katie runs away. Dennis tries to crawl toward Julie's body but Lois walks in front of him. As Lois looks down onto him, Dennis' body is suddenly and violently contorted, snapping backwards and killing him. Kristi reappears and goes to Lois, who beckons to Katie. As they head upstairs, Kristi calls to Toby. There is the sound of movement and a monstrous growl as the footage stops recording.

The film opens with Tommy Riordan (Hardy) visiting his father, Paddy (Nolte), a former alcoholic who has become a Christian. Tommy becomes angry about his father's formerly abusive behavior, and Paddy fails to convince him that he has truly changed. The next day, Tommy enters a gym where he beats a professional fighter named Pete "Mad Dog" Grimes (Erik Apple) unconscious in less than a minute, in a fight which is filmed via a flip video camera and later uploaded to the Internet where it goes viral. Tommy asks his father to help him train for a winner-takes-all mixed martial arts tournament called Sparta, but only under the condition that they do not try to reconcile their relationship. It is later explained that Tommy enters the tournament in order to give the money he hopes to win to the widow and son of his fallen friend in the Marine Corps.
Meanwhile, Paddy's older son, Brendan Conlon (Edgerton), a high school physics teacher and former UFC fighter, is struggling to financially provide for his wife Tess (Jennifer Morrison) and two daughters, and faces the possibility of his home getting foreclosed if he does not pay the bank in three months. Despite he and Tess working a total of three jobs between the two of them, Brendan risks returning to his former profession as a mixed martial arts fighter battling amateur fighters for money in order to pay the bank in time. Rumors of Brendan fighting in the ring begin spreading amongst his students, and the school, objecting to his participation in such dangerous activities, suspends him without pay. Left with no other option, Brendan seeks the training of old friend Frank Campana (Frank Grillo) and begins competing in smaller venue fights for money. After the fighter he planned to enter into the Sparta tournament is injured during training,
Brendan convinces Frank to enter him as a replacement.
Paddy visits Brendan during this time to inform him that Tommy has returned home and in order to reconcile with his son, which he is unable to do. Brendan says he forgives Paddy for all the wrong he has done to him in the past, but that he still does not trust him. And later, after entering the tournament, Brendan discovers that Tommy has also entered. When Brendan confronts Tommy for the first time in several years, it is explained that Brendan chose to stay with his father and then-girlfriend Tess when he was sixteen years old instead of leaving with Tommy and their mother, who later grew ill and died. Tommy says that he refuses to forgive Brendan for this and leaves.
Meanwhile, the video of Tommy beating Mad Dog attracts the attention of a Marine in Iraq whose life was saved by Tommy months prior. The information and video of Tommy saving the Marine is shared with the press and Tommy becomes a national hero, gaining a massive fan base with not only viewers, but with the U.S. Marine Corps as well. Paddy tells Tommy that he is proud of him for saving the Marine's life, but Tommy gets so furious at his father that Paddy has a relapse and becomes drunk the next day. Tommy comforts Paddy and the two finally make peace with one another. However, things turn around when Tommy's records surface from the Marine Corps and reveal that he took absence without leave from the military after he was nearly killed by friendly fire. It is explained that Tommy took his mother's maiden name, Riordan, as his own surname in order to evade arrest for his desertion, and that police will take him into custody after the tournament is over.
Over the next few nights, Brendan and Tommy have contrasting fortunes. Tommy violently and quickly pulverizes his three hapless opponents, the third being Mad Dog, whom he disposes of within seconds. Following each victory he angrily storms out of the cage and ignores the winner's announcement. Brendan has by comparison a much tougher time, particularly in the semi final where he has to face Koba, a monstrous undefeated Russian champion. He wins his first two bouts with clever Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, but in the third he is punished severely for the entirety of the first two rounds. In the third he mounts a valiant and spirited attack against his superior opponent and eventually surprises Koba with a kneebar and holds on for dear life. Koba eventually submits and Brendan shocks the world of mixed martial arts. At the end, both brothers come face-to-face with each other in final round and unleash all anger they had towards each other. The fight between the two brothers shows Tommy having the upper hand initially, taking down Brendan and punishing him with some ground-and-pound, but in the third round, the tides turn as Brendan catches Tommy with an omoplata armlock. Brendan manages to dislocate Tommy's shoulder, leaving Tommy handicapped. Brendan pleads to his brother to stop fighting, but Tommy continues to fight with one arm. In the next round Brendan traps the injured Tommy in a rear naked choke. While they both lie struggling on the mat, Brendan tearfully apologizes to Tommy and tells him that he loves him, and after a brief hesitation, Tommy taps out. The film ends with the two brothers exiting the ring, Tommy in tears with Brendan's arms around him, as their father watches them and smiles.

Josh Kovacs is the building manager of The Tower, a high-rise luxury apartment complex. Arthur Shaw, tenant and wealthy businessman accused of running a Ponzi scheme, gets sentenced to house arrest after getting caught trying to flee. The Tower invested their employees' pensions in Shaw's scheme. The pensions are gone. Lester, the building's doorman, attempts suicide and in the hospital reveals he lost everything in the scheme. Josh talks to Shaw with Charlie Gibbs, the concierge and Josh's brother-in-law, and Enrique Dev'reaux, the bellhop. When Josh mentions Lester's suicide attempt, Shaw appears insincere. Josh responds by destroying the windows of Shaw's Ferrari 250, getting Josh, Charlie and Enrique fired.
Josh and FBI agent Claire Denham meet at a bar; Claire drunkenly mentions Shaw's cash safety net of around $20 million and suggests they steal it. Josh gathers Charlie, Enrique, and Mr. Fitzhugh, a former Merrill Lynch employee and Tower tenant, to discuss stealing Shaw's money but Charlie raises the fact they are not thieves. Josh hires Slide, whom he was friends with in daycare, for help. Slide trains the team but realizes he cannot do the robbery because he doesn't know how to crack the safe. They decide to bring in Odessa Montero, the Tower's maid whose family ran a locksmith business. Charlie changes his mind after The Tower hires him as building manager, and warns Josh to stay away or he will have him arrested. Claire also warns Josh that Shaw will
walk free, stating his hearing will be on Thanksgiving during the Macy's Day Parade. Josh and his team plan to break in during the hearing.
On Thanksgiving, Josh, Enrique, and Fitzhugh spot Slide going in to steal the money for himself. Enrique texts Charlie using Charlie's pregnant wife's cell phone, saying she is going into labor to get him to leave. Slide holds Josh and his team at gunpoint, but Odessa points a gun at Slide and convinces him to work with the team. Charlie realizes the text message is fake and rushes to the apartment. Likewise, Claire realizes Josh faked the court date when they find the courthouse locked and learn the presiding just is out of town. Odessa opens Shaw's safe but finds it empty. Slide struggles with Fitzhugh for his gun; the gun goes off and hits the car. Josh notices the bullet took off some paint and sees gold underneath. They realize Shaw invested his cash in gold, and had it melted down and recast as car parts in his apartment. They decide to lower the car out the window into Fitzhugh's old apartment. Fitzhugh nearly falls but Charlie rejoins the team and saves him. They decide to ride the car down the top of an elevator. Before going down, Josh finds Shaw's ledger of illegal finances. They start to ride the elevator down but Claire and Shaw's return take them back up. Claire notices Shaw's uninventoried safe and officially remands him for violating his bail conditions.
Watching the security cameras, Claire notices Lester using Slide's stolen truck, trying to escape with the car. She and other agents catch up to him but find the truck empty. Claire arrests him and the other accomplices except Slide, and secretly congratulates Josh. The FBI refuses to make a deal with Shaw, and neither Josh nor his comrades are open to Shaw's desperate offers when they reveal the evidence they discovered. During Josh's questioning with Claire and FBI Director Mazin, Miss Iovenko arrives posing as Josh's attorney and provides Shaw's ledger. She requests that everyone go free in exchange for the ledger. Mazin accepts but Josh, being the primary conspirator, must serve a two-year sentence.
The rest of the team, minus Charlie, meet with Slide at Shaw's rooftop pool where the car is hidden. They send various parts of the car to Tower employees to compensate for their lost pensions. Shaw begins his life sentence and Josh begins his sentence, as a satisfied grin slowly forms on his face.

Sometime before Puss (Antonio Banderas) meets Shrek and Donkey in Shrek 2, he arrives at a town while escaping a bounty hunter. There he learns that the outlaw couple Jack (Billy Bob Thornton) and Jill (Amy Sedaris) have the magic beans he's been looking for most of his life, beans that can lead him to a giant's castle holding valuable golden goose eggs. When Puss tries to steal them from the outlaws' room, a masked cat (Salma Hayek) interrupts. Both fail and escape, and Puss follows the cat back to Cat Cantina, a club, where they have a dance-off and a sword fight, ending when Puss hits the masked cat in the head with a guitar. He learns that the masked cat was Kitty Softpaws. She is allied with Humpty Alexander Dumpty (Zach Galifianakis), a talking egg and Puss' long-estranged childhood friend from the orphanage where he was raised. Puss tells Kitty of his feelings of betrayal for a youthful misadventure when Humpty tricked Puss into helping commit a crime. It turned out that Kitty was sleeping through the story. Humpty attempts to convince Puss to join them in finding the beans and retrieving the golden eggs, which he does.

The trio steals the beans from Jack and Jill and elude the angry outlaws in a canyon chase. As Humpty leads his compatriots to the spot where they must plant the beans, Puss and Kitty's relationship begins to grow from rivalry into friendship. The trio ride the fast-growing beanstalk into the clouds where, Humpty explains, they'll find castle of the late giant. Now, he continues, a fearsome monster called the Terror guards the Golden Goose. When they realize the golden eggs are too heavy to carry, they steal the Goose — which is just a gosling — and escape the castle and the Terror. While celebrating their victory, the group is ambushed by Jack and Jill, who knock Puss unconscious.
When Puss wakes up, he tracks Jack and Jill back to his old hometown, where he learns that the entire heist was a plot by Humpty to lure him home to be captured, as revenge for abandoning him to the authorities when Humpty's youthful heist went bad. Jack, Jill, and even Kitty were involved in the con. After pleas from his adoptive mother, the head of the orphanage, Puss turns himself in to the guards while Humpty donates many golden eggs to the town and becomes a hero.
While in prison, Puss meets the original Jack from the "Jack and the Beanstalk" (a.k.a. Andy Beanstalk) story who warns him that the Terror is in fact the Golden Goose's mother, and it will stop at nothing to get its child back. A repentant Kitty helps Puss break out of prison. Puss convinces Humpty to help him fight off the Terror, saying he knows Humpty is a good person at heart, and he will be forgiven if he helps save the town. The Terror arrives, revealing itself to be a giant goose. Using the Golden Goose as bait, Puss and Humpty lure the Terror out of the town, but Humpty and the Goose are knocked off a bridge with Puss holding on to them. Humpty knows Puss cannot hold both of them, and he lets go, sacrificing himself to save the Goose and the town. Humpty's shell cracks open to reveal that he was a golden egg on the inside. The Terror then takes the Goose and Humpty away back to the giant's castle.
Puss is forced to flee because he is still an outlaw, but his efforts to save the town make him a hero among the townspeople. Puss and Kitty escape the guards once more, and Kitty says she will see him again soon, showing that she has taken his boots. In the epilogue, Jack and Jill are recovering from their injuries after being crushed by the Terror, Humpty is shown once again in his regular egg form, wearing a golden egg suit, as he rides the Terror into the clouds, and Puss and Kitty head back to dance at Kitty's hideout, the Glitter Box, where they finally kiss.

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Hyperion (Mickey Rourke), the king of Crete, declares war on Olympus after the gods fail to answer his prayers to save his family from illness, and starts searching for the Epirus Bow, a powerful weapon created by Ares (Daniel Sharman), which he intends to use to release the Titans from Mount Tartarus and destroy the gods.
Hyperion attacks several holy places in search of the Epirus Bow, which was lost on Earth during the last war between the gods and the Titans, and after kidnapping a virgin oracle priestess called Phaedra (Freida Pinto) to help him, advances towards a nearby village, where the young Theseus (Henry Cavill) lives with his mother. Theseus' mother conceived him after being raped, and he is thus considered a bastard and prevented from evacuating the village with its other inhabitants by the soldier Lysander (Joseph Morgan). Theseus defeats him in combat, which he was taught by an old man (John Hurt), and Lysander is discharged by his commanding officer,
Helios (Peter Stebbings). Infuriated, he offers his services to Hyperion, who accepts them after he maims and emasculates Lysander for his cowardly betrayal.
The old man is actually Zeus (Luke Evans) in disguise. He meets with Ares, Poseidon (Kellan Lutz), Athena (Isabel Lucas), Apollo (Corey Sevier) and Heracles (Steve Byers), and tells them that they can't directly interfere with the conflict until the Titans are released from Tartarus. Meanwhile, Theseus returns to the village only to discover that Hyperion and his army have already attacked. Hyperion murders Theseus' mother in front of him and sends him to work as a slave in the mines, where Theseus befriends another prisoner, the thief Stavros (Stephen Dorff).
Phaedra has a vision of Theseus standing as an ally to Hyperion after accidentally touching him and tells Stavros to make sure Theseus is always by his side. She and the other captured oracles later start a riot, in which she, Theseus, and Stavros escape alongside other slaves. Theseus decides to go after Hyperion and the others follow him. They attack a boat filled with Hyperion's men, but are overpowered. They are however rescued when Poseidon causes a tidal wave which knocks Hyperion's men out. On their way out, Phaedra has the same vision, noticing a shrouded body. She determines that this means Theseus needs to return to his village and bury his mother.
In the process, he finds the Epirus Bow, but is attacked by the Minotaur (Robert Maillet), while the others are attacked by Hyperion's soldiers, who were warned of Theseus' presence by Lysander, killing Dareios (Alan Van Sprang) while the others are made to kneel for their execution. Theseus finally defeats the Minotaur and rescues his allies using the Epirus Bow, before collapsing due to being poisoned by the Minotaur. Phaedra takes him back to his house, where she cures him and they make love, which causes her to lose her premonitory powers.
The group returns to Phaedra's temple and discover that Hyperion had Phaedra's priestesses burned in a brazen bull. The group soon find that the temple is filled with Hyperion's soldiers, who capture the group, killing Nycomedes (Greg Bryk) and steal the Epirus Bow, forcing Ares and Athena to come down from Mount Olympus and intervene. Athena is able to provide horses for the group, while Ares slays the advancing soldiers. Zeus appears from the sky, and is ready to kill the pair of gods for their treachery, but he spares Athena her life. Ares, however, does not back down, and claims that he had to do what he did to save Theseus. Enraged, Zeus uses a burning whip to send Ares shooting across the room and into the marble wall behind him that results in his death. Zeus warns the group that no god will help them again, lest they suffer Ares' fate, and pleads to Theseus to vindicate him. The heroes use Athena's horses to ride to Mount Tartarus, which is under attack by Hyperion's forces. Theseus tries to warn the king of the Athenians, Cassander, of Hyperion and the bow, but he refuses to listen. At night, Theseus meets with an envoy sent by Hyperion, who then reveals that it is him who tells Theseus that he will release the Titans tomorrow. After killing the Beast Handler when he receives the bow, Hyperion uses the weapon to blow open the fortress gates, killing Helios and a few soldiers and allowing his army to battle the Athenians. Hyperion sneaks past the two fighting armies, kills Cassander and releases the Titans using the Epirus Bow, while Stavros is knocked into Tartarus with the bow. He manages to kill a few titans before they kill him, with the gods confronting the titans and then engaging them in combat.
Theseus enters the temple and fights Hyperion. He is stabbed multiple times, but is able to kill Hyperion by stabbing him in the neck before dying. Meanwhile Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, Apollo and Heracles enter Tartarus and begin slaughtering the Titans but are overpowered by their numbers. Heracles and Apollo are killed while Athena is impaled on a rebar from the Titans prison. Poseidon is nearly killed before Zeus collapses the mountain upon them. Poseidon and Zeus, carrying the body of Athena, return to Olympus while the Tartarus collapses on itself.
Theseus is welcomed into Mount Olympus by the gods for his sacrifice, and is awarded with a son from his night with Phaedra. The boy inherits his mother's premonitions and is told by Zeus disguised as the old man not to fear them, though his visions show that in the future, there will be a war between the Olympians and the Titans. The final shot depicting Theseus fighting alongside Zeus, Poseidon and other Olympian immortals against the Titans in a massive battle. The old man tells him that his time for war and glory will come.

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn was directed by Bill Condon, and author Stephenie Meyer will co-produce the film along with Karen Rosenfelt and Wyck Godfrey; Melissa Rosenberg will pen the script.[77] The book's plot will be split into two films, the first of which was released on November 18, 2011.[11][78] The second will be released the following year, on November 16, 2012.[12] The filming of Breaking Dawn began in November 2010. The first part follows Bella and Edward as they get married and then learn that Bella has become pregnant.