Marathons

Shrek flips fairy tales inside out with humor, unexpected heart, and characters who grow in ways no one sees coming. Across the films, satire gives way to themes of friendship, love, and self-acceptance, all wrapped in sharp jokes and colorful fantasy worlds. This marathon feels funny, warm, and surprisingly sincere, proving that even the most unlikely hero can live happily ever after.

~ 368 min.

Spider-Man

Spider-Man is all about responsibility, sacrifice, and doing the right thing, even when it's hard. In these films, everyday life meets extraordinary power, and the choices we make have bigger consequences. This marathon has a lot of emotional weight and iconic action, and it captures a hero who's defined by his struggles as much as his strength.

387 min.

Spider-Man (MCU)

This chapter of Spider Man follows a hero learning how to balance growing up with saving the world. In these films, young people's energy meets escalating responsibility as personal mistakes lead to much bigger consequences. This marathon is a mix of humor, emotion, and spectacle, showing a Spider Man defined by heart, hard lessons, and the struggle to find his place both in and out of the mask.

410 min.

Spider-Man: The Spider-Verse

The Spider Verse movies take the idea of a lone hero and expand it into a whole multiverse of styles, identities, and possibilities. These movies have bold animation, emotional storytelling, and constant reinvention. They show different Spider heroes dealing with their own paths and pressures. This marathon feels inventive and deeply human, blending visual creativity with themes of choice, belonging, and becoming who you are meant to be.

257 min.

Spy Kids

361 min.

Star Trek: The Kelvin Timeline Collectie

The Star Trek Kelvin Timeline gives us a fresh take on a universe we already know, with a faster pace, eye-catching visuals, and a new generation finding their place among the stars. These films are about friendship, duty, and exploration, and they mix old-fashioned ideas with modern-day settings. This marathon is high-energy space adventure at its finest, but it still stays true to the spirit of discovery that we all know and love from Star Trek.

381 min.

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Star Trek: The Next Generation takes science fiction and turns it into thoughtful storytelling about diplomacy, ethics, and leadership. In movies and shows, the exploration goes beyond space itself, focusing on humanity, progress, and the consequences of choice. This marathon has a lot of intellectual tension and emotional depth. It follows a crew whose biggest challenges are usually moral rather than physical as their legacy continues into a new era.

10104 min.

Star Trek: The Original Series

Star Trek: The Original Series is all about exploring new frontiers, being curious, and feeling optimistic about the future. These movies are full of bold adventures, deep questions, personal rivalries, and that spirit of discovery that's always been a part of the franchise. This marathon feels classic and thoughtful, charting a journey where friendship, duty, and hope guide every mission beyond the stars.

4664 min.

Star Wars

Star Wars is a sweeping saga of destiny, conflict, and hope set against a galaxy in constant turmoil. Power changes hands, loyalties are tested, and regular people find themselves in extraordinary situations. This marathon mixes mythic storytelling with emotional stakes and iconic moments, creating a journey that feels epic, personal, and timeless from the rise of heroes to the final stand.

~ 1225 min.

Step Up

Step Up turns dance into a driving force for ambition, connection, and self-expression. In the films, there's a lot of competition and creativity, with characters fighting for their place on and off the stage. This marathon is full of energy and positivity, mixing movement, music, and personal growth into a journey that's all about the rhythm. It gets more and more exciting with every step.

520 min.

Suicide Squad

Suicide Squad doesn't play by the rules of morality. It's all about chaos, dark humor, and teamwork that you just can't predict. These movies are about a bunch of expendable antiheroes who get thrown into missions where survival is never guaranteed and trust is a matter of opinion. This marathon is jam-packed with non-stop action and a wild energy that proves saving the day doesn't require being a hero — just being dangerous enough.

~ 254 min.

Superman

Superman's classic film era captures the idea of heroism rooted in hope, kindness, and moral conviction. In these movies, huge threats meet a hero who's defined by more than just power — he's also compassionate and responsible. This marathon feels nostalgic and sincere, offering a classic vision of Superman as a symbol of optimism, even when the world around him doesn't quite live up to it.

~ 415 min.

Taken

Taken turns a simple promise into a never-ending chase, driven by determination and urgency. In the films, personal stakes push one man to the edge as threats escalate and time becomes the enemy. This marathon has fast-paced action and constant tension, based on the idea that some lines can't be crossed without consequences.

294 min.

The Accountant

0 min.

The Amazing Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider Man takes a more emotional approach to the hero, exploring themes of loss, responsibility, and unanswered questions. In both movies, personal relationships and bigger threats mix it up, and power has real consequences. This marathon is all about spectacle and heart. It's about a Spider Man who's all about connection, sacrifice, and making tough choices.

277 min.

The Amityville

Amityville turns a place into a haunted location that's always changing and full of tragedy, possession, and lingering evil. In the films, familiar walls become the source of new horrors as different stories explore how darkness seeps into lives and refuses to let go. This marathon delivers classic supernatural dread mixed with shifting tones, creating a chilling journey where the house may change, but the curse never truly fades.

1058 min.

The Animatrix

The Animatrix takes the Matrix universe in a bold new direction with its animation, exploring some pretty deep ideas about control, rebellion, and human nature. Each story offers a different perspective, shifting tone and style while exploring the roots and consequences of the world behind the simulation. This marathon feels experimental and makes you think, and it's good for viewers who want to dig deeper into the philosophy, history, and hidden parts of the Matrix.

98 min.

The Avengers

The Avengers bring together individual heroes when the threats become too big to face alone. In the movies, teamwork is put to the test as alliances form, break, and rebuild under pressure that could mean the end of the world. This marathon is full of amazing moments and feels great to watch. It's about a group of people who are united and have to deal with consequences.

614 min.

The Batman

The Batman takes us into the darkest corners of Gotham, diving into investigation, obsession, and the fine line between justice and vengeance. These films strip the hero down to his core, blending noir atmosphere with psychological tension and grounded realism. This marathon feels intense and brooding, following a Batman who's still learning what it truly means to protect a city drowning in corruption.

~ 177 min.

The Chronicles of Narnia

The Chronicles of Narnia invite you into a world where wonder, courage, and destiny shape every journey. In these movies, regular kids take on superhuman roles, dealing with temptation, loss, and triumph in a world full of magic and myth. This marathon is a mix of fantasy, adventure, and heartfelt growth. It's a timeless escape where belief and bravery light the way.

406 min.

The Chronicles of Riddick

The Chronicles of Riddick is about a lone antihero navigating brutal worlds where survival depends on instinct and strength. The movies go from raw survival horror to epic power struggles and personal destiny. This marathon mixes gritty action with dark mythology, delivering a non-stop journey through shadowy planets, changing loyalties, and a character who does well when others don't.

346 min.

The Conjuring

Based on true events and fueled by pure dread, this marathon drags you deep into the darkest corners of the Conjuring Universe. Lock the doors, turn off the lights, and see how long your nerves last.

~ 206 min.

The Dark Knight

The Dark Knight trilogy takes the superhero genre in a new direction, turning it into a realistic crime saga full of fear, chaos, and moral consequences. In the films, Gotham becomes a battleground for ideas as justice is tested against sacrifice and corruption. This marathon delivers intense character drama and escalating stakes, following a hero defined not by victory, but by the choices he is willing to live with.

457 min.

The Exorcist

The Exorcist takes on evil with faith, doubt, and the scary idea that some forces can't be reasoned with. No matter the era or interpretation, possession turns into a fight for more than just the soul—it's a battle for belief itself. This marathon delivers an unsettling atmosphere and psychological weight, pulling you into stories where horror feels deeply personal and the struggle between light and darkness leaves lasting scars.

1561 min.

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