Soon, things in the house begin to move by themselves and Diane (JoBeth Williams) observes highly repeatable behaviour in the Kitchen where things move across the floor.
This all seems quite fun. Carol Anne says the "TV people" are behind it all.
Funnily enough, no good will come of this.
CW: strobing lights
Following legal advice he travels to Canada to sell a portion of the business to a large holding company and use the money to get back on his feet. Everything seems settled but then the deal stalls. Young lawyer Hal Dockins (Mamdou Athie) thinks they've used the process to assess the company's vulnerability to bankruptcy and are holding out to buy it after foreclosure.
Jerry is keen to sue over this sharp practice and Hal has an unusual suggestion. Instead of using their usual lead lawyer they should take on the flamboyant Willie E. Gary (Jamie Foxx) who's won dozens of high profile cases.
There's a problem though: Willie E. Gary doesn't practice contract law.
Escaping, Amleth (Alexander Skarsgård) lives a life of violence for years until he hears of Aurvandil's fall and exile to Iceland at which point he he decides to finally act upon his childhood oath of revenge.
No good will come of this.
CW: bloody violence, slavery
When a job goes wrong there are consequences.
However they're not the only ones working there, it's also a source of precious minerals. No good will come of this.
CW: I think this movie is a genuine danger to your IQ
When hundreds of players die due to a computer virus attack, Private investigator Nash (Mike Dopud) is hired by the Synternis Corporation to track down the terrorist group responsible: The Necromancers.
Meanwhile Interpol are also on the case.
No matter. He's got time.
CW: Ultraviolence and suicide
When the Swinton's son Martin is put into a coma to delay the progress of an incurable disease they are offered a prototype mecha David (Haley Joel Osment) that is capable of emotion and more complete human interaction to assauge their grief.
This does not go as planned.