All 13 Julie Night Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online

Get ready for a cinematic adventure under the stars! In the latest movie roundup article, we present “Julie Night Movies, “ a collection of captivating films perfect for those cozy nights in. From heartwarming romantic comedies to thrilling action movies, we’ve got something to indulge every film lover’s taste buds. Let the nighttime screenings begin and get lost in the magic of movies that shine like stars over Julie Night Movies.

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1. 24 Hours in London (2000)

In the brutal world of London’s criminal underbelly, a merciless mastermind (Gary Olsen) is on the hunt for power and dominance. With a deadly game of elimination underway, he targets his rivals, using any means necessary to silence those who threaten his reign. As tensions rise and stakes get higher, an unsuspecting police officer (David Sonnenthal) finds themselves caught in the crossfire.

2. Mean Machine (2001)

In the gritty and gripping 2001 film “Mean Machine, “ a seasoned football star finds himself behind bars for a violent assault. Despite the bleak circumstances, his passion for the game doesn’t fade, and he manages to ignite a spark of hope and camaraderie among the inmates.

3. The Bunker (2001)

“The Bunker, “ a gripping 2001 drama, immerses viewers in the thrilling yet harrowing tale of conflict-weary German soldiers during the height of World War II. Directed by Rob Green and written by Clive Dawson, the film transports the audience to the forests of the Ardennes in Germany, as the characters grapple with the desperate circumstances that force them into an isolated Siegfried Line bunker.

4. D-Day 6.6.1944 (2004)

On June 6, 1944, known as D-Day, a gripping dramatized documentary entitled 6.6.1944 brings to life the courageous exploits of the soldiers who valiantly stormed the Normandy beaches. This historically important event marked a significant turning point towards the end of World War II. Skillfully blending thrilling suspense, profound drama, and powerful history, the film, inspired by the pivotal date, offers a masterful portrayal of the era’s pinnacle moments.

5. Alien Autopsy (2006)

“Alien Autopsy” (2006) is a hilarious, biographical comedy that humorously reconstructs the 1995 scandal connected to the fake documentary, “The Alien Autopsy” (1995), which tackled the infamous Roswell incident. Directed by Jonny Campbell and written by William Davies, the film features a talented cast, including Declan Donnelly, Anthony McPartlin, and Bill Pullman. Taking place in various cities such as Hackney, London, Cleveland, Ohio, Islington, London, England, and the historic Museum of London, the plot unfolds in a unique setting that adds to the film’s charm.

6. National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)

“National Treasure: Book of Secrets” is a thrilling sequel to the original movie, filled with daring action, mystery, and adventure. Benjamin Gates, played by Nicolas Cage, teams up with his former partner in crime Abigail Chase, played by Diane Kruger. Together they embark on a journey to uncover the truth surrounding their family’s past, all in an effort to clear their name.

7. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011)

“Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” is a high-seas adventure that takes us on an epic journey, both on land and water. With a star-studded cast led by the ever-charming Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow, this thrilling sequel once again transports us into a world full of pirates, mystery, and danger. This time, Jack teams up with his former nemesis, Captain Hector Barbossa (played by the versatile Geoffrey Rush), as they hunt for the legendary Fountain of Youth. However, Blackbeard (a menacing Ian McShane) and his daughter Angelica (the dazzling Penélope Cruz) also seek the same mysterious fountain. Will Jack find the fountain before it’s too late?

8. Wrath of the Titans (2012)

“Wrath of the Titans” is a thrilling, action-packed movie that dives into the fascinating world of Greek mythology. The film opens with the hero, Perseus, embarking on a perilous mission to save the gods — namely his father, Zeus. Zeus has been captured by his own children, Ares and Hades, who have unleashed the ancient Titans upon the world, threatening to plunge it into chaos.

9. ChickLit (2016)

“ChickLit” is a spirited comedy movie about a group of four close-knit friends who find themselves in a precarious situation. These friends run a local pub and are desperate to save it from closing down. In an effort to find a unique solution, they decide to write a steamy ‘ChickLit’ romance novel to increase sales and revenue.

10. American Assassin (2017)

American Assassin, released in 2017, is an action-packed thriller that follows the journey of Mitch Rapp, a young man driven into the world of counterterrorism by the loss of his fiancee to the hands of terrorists. Mentored by the tough former U. S. Navy S. E. A. L. Stan Hurley, Rapp learns to navigate the dangerous and high-stakes world, seeking revenge against those who have caused him unimaginable pain.

11. The King (2019)

Experience the enthralling drama, betrayal, and the harsh realities of power as The King takes us on a captivating journey through the 15th century.

12. The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019)

“The Personal History of David Copperfield” is a charming and witty addition to Charles Dickens’ timeless tale. Set in the bustling streets of 1800s London, our titular character, David Copperfield, is faced with the trials of poverty, adversity, and the challenges of being an orphan. As he navigates through life’s intricate maze, our protagonist relies on his resilience, humor, and his innate talent for storytelling.

13. Come Away (2020)

“Come Away” takes you on a heartwarming adventure into the world of iconic children’s literature, where two young siblings, Peter and Alice, embark on an imaginative journey to save their despondent parents. Set amidst the backdrop of a tragic event, the siblings use their creativity and sibling bond to choose between the comfort of home and the enchanting world of Wonderland or Neverland.