HD Movie Laugh Killer Laugh (2015) Watch Online
A Jewel thief named Frank Stone is a very deeply disturbed, anti social, milquetoast who finds no joy or humor in anything - until he awakens from a deep coma.
You shoulda picked a better class of friends
Movie details Laugh Killer Laugh
Release : 2015-04-25Genre : Drama, Crime
Runtime : 100
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Cast
 | William Forsythe | as | Frank Stone |
 | Bianca Hunter | as | Jackie |
 | Tom Sizemore | as | Orphanage Headmaster |
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HD Movie Staten Island Summer (2015) Watch Online
Pals Danny and Frank spend the summer after high school working as lifeguards while figuring out their future.
No Regrets
Movie details Staten Island Summer
Release : 2015-06-30Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 108
Company : Paramount Pictures
Cast
 | Graham Phillips | as | Danny |
 | Zack Pearlman | as | Frank |
 | Ashley Greene | as | Krystal Manicucci |
 | Kate Walsh | as | Danny's Mom |
 | Gina Gershon | as | Ms Greeley |
 | Mary Birdsong | as | Bianca Manicucci |
 | Bobby Moynihan | as | Skootch |
 | Method Man | as | Konko |
 | Jim Gaffigan | as | Danny's Dad |
 | John DeLuca | as | Anthony |
 | Jackson Nicoll | as | Wendell |
| Katie Cockrell | as | Andrea | |
 | Kate McKinnon | as | Array |
 | Will Forte | as | Array |
 | Fred Armisen | as | Victor |
| Michael Patrick O'Brien | as | Chuck | |
 | Penny Marshall | as | Dolores |
| Owen Benjamin | as | Health Inspector | |
 | Vincent Pastore | as | Leo Manicucci |
 | Colin Jost | as | Officer Greg |
 | Hassan Johnson | as | Murray |
 | Cecily Strong | as | Mary Ellen |
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HD Movie The Wannabe (2015) Watch Online
In this moody crime drama based on actual events that occurred in 1992, Gotti-obsessed Thomas (Boardwalk Empire’s Vincent Piazza) falls in love with Rose (Academy Award®-winner Patricia Arquette) and the two chase illusions of grandeur as they embark on a drug-infused crime spree. Arquette and Piazza offer emotionally powerful performances set against the backdrop of addiction and greed. Nick Sandow (Orange is the New Black) and executive producer Martin Scorsese take a truly fresh approach to the classic genre. This moving film tells the iconic mob story from a new perspective: an outlier’s point-of-view, with an unquenchable desire to live the cinematic fantasy of the mob lifestyle. The Wannabe is a stunning look at the pursuit of power.
Movie details The Wannabe
Release : 2015-12-04Genre : Mystery, Crime, Drama
Runtime : 90
Company : T, E
Cast
 | Patricia Arquette | as | Rose |
 | Michael Imperioli | as | Alphonse |
 | David Zayas | as | Array |
 | Domenick Lombardozzi | as | Mickey |
 | Vincent Piazza | as | Thomas |
 | Mike Starr | as | Array |
 | Nick Sandow | as | Anthony |
 | Doug E. Doug | as | The Twin |
 | Slaine | as | Array |
 | Vincenzo Amato | as | Richie |
 | Joseph Siravo | as | John Gotti |
 | Daniel Sauli | as | Curtis Sliwa |
 | Neal Huff | as | Array |
 | Adriana DeMeo | as | Annie |
| Adriana DeMeo | as | Whitey |
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HD Movie Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015) Watch Online
Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate - an International rogue organization as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
Go rogue
Movie details Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
Release : 2015-07-31Genre : Action, Adventure, Thriller
Runtime : 131
Company : P, S, B, T
Cast
 | Tom Cruise | as | Ethan Hunt |
 | Jeremy Renner | as | William Brandt |
 | Simon Pegg | as | Benji Dunn |
 | Rebecca Ferguson | as | Ilsa Faust |
 | Ving Rhames | as | Luther Stickell |
 | Sean Harris | as | Solomon Lane |
 | Simon McBurney | as | Atlee |
 | Zhang Jingchu | as | Lauren |
 | Tom Hollander | as | Prime Minister |
 | Jens Hultén | as | Janik Vinter |
 | Alec Baldwin | as | Alan Hunley |
 | Mateo Rufino | as | A400M Pilot #1 |
 | Fernando Abadie | as | A400M Pilot #2 |
 | Alec Utgoff | as | A400M Crewman |
 | Hermione Corfield | as | Record Shop Girl |
 | Nigel Barber | as | Chairman |
 | William Roberts | as | Senator #1 |
 | Patrick Poletti | as | Senator #2 |
 | Martin Cochrane | as | Senator #3 |
 | David Peart | as | Senator #4 |
 | Barnabás Réti | as | Janik's Sentry #1 |
| Ash Merat | as | Janik's Sentry #2 | |
 | James Weber Brown | as | IMF Operator |
 | Robert Maaser | as | Officer Assassin |
 | Wolfgang Stegemann | as | Flautist Assassin |
 | Eva-Marie Becker | as | Opera Lighting Technician #1 |
 | Adam Ganne | as | Opera Lighting Technician #2 |
 | America Olivo | as | Turandot |
 | Sean Cronin | as | Masked Syndicate Man |
 | Lasco Atkins | as | CIA Agent |
 | Jorge Leon Martinez | as | CIA Agent |
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good!Some over-stuffed blockbuster actioners boldly boast their explosive and invigorating productions with dynamic glee. Well, the ‘Mission: Impossible’ film franchise echoes this same sentiment, with flashy fifty-something star Tom Cruise still carrying that boyish exuberance that never seems to miss a beat, and can breathe a sigh of relief because the latest chapter will not disappoint in its adventurous, adrenaline-rushing skin. Yes, Cruise is back as IMF super spy stud Ethan Hunt in writer-director Christopher McQuarrie’s power-surging ‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’. Notoriously slick, ambitious, wildly impish and vastly intriguing, ‘Rogue Nation’ incorporates superb direction, writing and, of course, its no-nonsense dosage of non-stop shenanigans to fuel the audience’s escapist palates.In actuality, ‘Rogue Nation’ is a hyper and hip throwback to the original blueprint for this kinetic movie series that took viewers by storm when it first premiered back in 1996. The minor outcry for the box office sensation that was the ‘Mission: Impossible’ big screen offering back in the late 90s was quite understandable since it did not seem to stay entirely true to the iconic 60s television series thus being dismissed as a volt-driven vanity piece for the high-strutting Cruise. Still, the cinematic ‘Mission: Impossible’ experience did not peter out but steadily built a devoted fan base that wanted to endure the high-flying hedonism of Cruise’s espionage daredevil Hunt and his band of cunning cohorts. It is definitely safe to say that the stellar ‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’ has delivered a bang for its buck in a summertime cinema hunger that thrives for such sleek, innovative spy thrillers that charm more than harm. Maybe ‘Rogue Nation’ will not let anyone forget the exploits of the legendary James Bond spy capers anytime soon but hey…Cruise’s hotshot Hunt has a colorfully distinctive way of promoting his ‘shaken, not stirred’ moments as well.So how did the collaboration of filmmaker McQuarrie and his chance-taking lead Cruise give ‘Rogue Nation’ its deliciously sinister, overactive pulse? The fact that the overzealous stuntwork (much of it performed by Cruise with daring enthusiasm) is imaginative and the story feels smart and clever certainly has a lot to do with the magnetic appeal of ‘Rogue Nation’. Hey, the TV advertisements even give a generous peek into the pulsating platitudes that the MI universe will swallow with robust anticipation. Watch IMF agent Hunt hang on to a speedy airplane with his dear life in the balance. Watch IMF agent Hunt jump into a deadly spiral of a waterfall. Watch IMF agent Hunt race a piercingly fast motorcycle (or car…take your pick) and enjoy the road raging carnage with poetic prominence. Okay…you get the picture.The premise in ‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’ has more bounce to it than a basketball during the NBA playoffs and that is not necessarily a bad thing to note. While Hunt continues his mission to stop the team’s latest despicable foe (Sean Harris) and end the operation of the insidious operation known as the Syndicate there are feathers being ruffled because of the federalised threats to shut down the IMF empire through the suggestion of a top-notch CIA director (Alec Baldwin). Naturally, IMF head honcho Brandt (Jeremy Renner) tries to prevent such hasty actions as his team of agents must overcome some of the controversy and confrontations from previous disastrous events that have warranted the threatening hints to shutdown his governmental outfit.Cruise's Agent Ethan Hunt is leaving on a jet plane and doesn't know how long he'll be back again in the eye-popping actioner MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE-ROGUE NATION.Cruise’s Agent Ethan Hunt is leaving on a jet plane and doesn’t know how long he’ll be back again in the eye-popping actioner MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE-ROGUE NATION.One cannot say enough about the ponderous yet action-packed ‘Rogue Nation’ as this exceedingly spry and hyperactive spy caper keeps one on their anxious feet while never letting up for a gasp of air. The exotic locales, showy opera houses, heart-pounding action sequences, innovative chase scenes on wheels, over-the-top baddies, well-choreographed fist fights and, of course, Cruise’s roguish Hunt and his willingness to soak up the mischievousness and mayhem of the proceedings allows this particular ‘Mission: Impossible’ installment to resonate so soundly in its off-kilter, energetic greatness. The supporting players such as Simon Pegg’s Benji and Ving Rhames’s Luther are on hand to contribute to the landscape of the triumphant cloak-and-dagger goings-on. In particular, Rebecca Ferguson is the transfixing tart whose presence as Cruise’s enigmatic female lead is easily a scene stealer. Can she be trusted or not? Who cares? In the long run, Ferguson’s inclusion is almost mandatory just to spice up this first-rate popcorn pleaser a tad bit more. Tom Hollander (‘In the Loop’) adds some flavor in the mix as the unpredictable British Prime Minister.McQuarrie (who worked with Cruise previously on ‘Jack Reacher’ and helmed ‘The Way Of The Gun’) had a tough act to follow in terms of trying to keep stride with prior ‘Mission: Impossible’ big names in auteurs Brian De Palma, John Woo, J.J. Abrams and Brad Bird. Indeed, that is a tall order to fill. However, as the Oscar-winner screenwriter for ‘The Usual Suspects’ McQuarrie has shown that his take on the fifth edition of the ‘Mission: Impossible’ film franchise with ‘Rogue Nation’ can easily be as defiant and defining as any of his predecessors’ intense, eye-popping outings.‘Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation’, with its lavish set pieces and sophisticated sense of winding and grinding with the twitchy antics of Cruise leading the pack, is perhaps the closest thing to resembling the elegance and excellence of the indomitable Agent 007.Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation (2015)Paramount Pictures2 hrs. 12 mins.Starring: Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames, Sean Harris, Rebecca Ferguson, Tom Hollander, Simon McBurney and Zang JingchuDirected and Written by: Christopher McQuarrieRating: PG-13Genre: Spy Thriller/Action-Adventure/Intrigue and EspionageCritic’s Rating: *** 1/2 stars (out of 4 stars)