All 54 Christian May Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey like no other as we dive into the world of Christian May Movies. This roundup article highlights the best films that not only entertain but also inspire, leaving you with a renewed sense of hope and faith.
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1. God’s Forgotten House (2005)
“God’s Forgotten House, “ a 2005 drama film, directed and written by Justin Golding, tells a compelling story with a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes. With the lead roles played by Curtis Nysmith, N’Bushe Wright, and Yaani King Mondschein, the movie is set in the USA and features a strong English language performance. It has an impressive IMDb rating of 8.7, an indication of excellent quality for film critics and enthusiasts alike.
2. Brooklyn Lobster (2005)
Brooklyn Lobster, also known as Giorgio’s Lobster Farm, is a comedic and dramatic film set in the bustling borough of Brooklyn. The movie follows a family-owned seafood business that has been the pride of the community for over six decades. Despite its long-standing reputation, the business now faces a dire situation in the form of financial difficulties.
3. Perception (2005)
“Perception, “ released in 2005, follows the journey of a self-absorbed young woman as she learns to navigate the challenges of life while caring for her ailing parents in Brooklyn. Directed and written by Irving Schwartz, this heartwarming comedy-drama stars Piper Perabo, Heather Burns, and Mark Dobies.
4. Wedding Daze (2006)
“Wedding Daze, “ also known as “The Pleasure of Your Company, “ takes comedy and romance to hilarious new heights. The story follows a heartbroken and lovelorn guy who proposes to his girlfriend, only for her to drop dead on the spot. Left with an empty heart and a mountain of grief, his best friend tries everything in his power to convince him to move on. However, the guy is stubbornly dedicated to his lost love, despite his friend’s persistent efforts to steer him towards happiness.
5. December Ends (2006)
As Chris struggles to cope with his mother’s passing and his father’s worsening alcoholism, he’s faced with the daunting task of fending for himself in “December Ends” (2006). When Chris’s cousin Brian gets him a job with a Brooklyn drug dealer, he finds himself in an unexpected predicament that tests his morals and determination. This powerful drama, directed by Lee Toland Krieger, brilliantly captures the complexities of loss, family strife, and the challenges of finding one’s place in the world.
6. Superheroes (2007)
“Superheroes” is a unique and emotional drama that explores the powerful bond between two individuals. Set in the summer of 2005, the film centers on the difficult relationship between a wounded Iraqi War veteran and a young filmmaker. The filmmaker joins the veteran on a journey to a cabin in the Catskills to document his story, offering a personal look into the veteran’s struggles with psychological and physical scars.
7. Illegal Tender (2007)
“Illegal Tender” is a gripping crime drama that exposes the dangers faced by an innocent family when thuggish adversaries come looking for their next target. The film tells the story of an innocent young Latino man and his mother, who are plunged into a world of danger and chaos when enemies seeking vengeance for their slain father appear on their doorstep. With nowhere else to run, the pair is forced into hiding, leaving their old life behind as they grapple with the dark realities of the criminal underworld.
8. Blood of My Blood (2007)
“Blood of My Blood” (2007), an intense drama thriller starring Jesús Ochoa, Armando Hernández, and Jorge Adrián Espíndola, was written and directed by Christopher Zalla. The film follows the harrowing journey of a young Mexican boy who, in a desperate search for his long-lost father, smuggles himself to Brooklyn, New York City. Upon arrival, tragedy strikes as an impostor steals his identity, seeking to claim the father’s untouched fortune.
9. Bone Dry (2007)
“Bone Dry” is a pulse-pounding action thriller set in the unforgiving expanse of the Mojave desert. Directed by Brett A. Hart and written by Brett A.
10. Turn the River (2007)
Turn the River, also known as Kailey’s Ultimate Gamble, is a gripping drama that tells the story of a pool shark named Kailey, who takes the ultimate gamble by kidnapping her own son and fleeing her abusive ex-husband. Set in a small Canadian town, Kailey uses her skills as a pool player to win money and create a fake ID to escape. The film explores the complex dynamics of family relationships, as Kailey grapples with the consequences of her actions while trying to protect her child from harm.
11. Knock Knock (2007)
In the unsettling and gripping 2007 horror film “Knock Knock, “ a group of high school students are excited to partake in a night of fun and revelry. However, the events that unfold soon take a dark and sinister turn, leaving the audience questioning the very nature of their friendships and the motives of those around them. Directed by Joseph Ariola and written by the same talents, the movie offers a chilling exploration of betrayal, fear, and the consequences of curiosity.
12. Whatever Lola Wants (2007)
Embrace an exhilarating journey to Egypt in Whatever Lola Wants. Laura Ramsey stars as a hardworking New York postal worker yearning for adventure. When she discovers her true passion for belly dancing, she leaves everything behind and embarks on a transformative journey to pursue her dreams.
13. Never Forever (2007)
In the heart of New York City, “Never Forever” weaves a captivating tale of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. When an American woman, struggling with infertility, becomes involved with an attractive Korean immigrant worker, she sets off on a dangerous journey to save her marriage.
14. Last Call (2008)
Last Call, released in 2008, is a poignant drama that revolves around a single, transformative moment. Directed by Steven Tanenbaum and written by himself, the film explores the idea that one seemingly insignificant event can have a profound impact on a person’s life.
15. Sex and the City (2008)
Dive into the glamour and charm of Manhattan as “Sex and the City” takes you on a whirlwind journey filled with love, self-discovery, and friendships that will never fade. Based on the beloved TV series by the same name, this captivating film follows the story of a New York City writer who’s finally set to wed her beloved Mr.
16. Madison (2008)
“Madison” is a poignant drama film released in 2008 by Mirror Cinema, directed and written by Brent Notbohm. The story revolves around Michael, an acclaimed war correspondent who has just returned from four years in Iraq, deeply scarred by the experience. Hoping to rekindle his youthful idealism, Michael journeys to Madison, attending the University of Wisconsin where he meets his old college friend, Ben.
17. Under New Management (2009)
“Under New Management, “ a 2009 comedy, crime, and drama film, takes viewers on a thrilling journey as a Wall Street yuppie is forced to navigate the uncharted waters of Brooklyn’s mob underworld. A beautiful FBI agent is hot on the trail of building RICO indictments, putting the life of the yuppie on the line.
18. Adam (2009)
Adam, a heartwarming comedy-drama from 2009, follows the story of Adam, an endearing man with Asperger’s Syndrome. Living a solitary life, Adam starts to form a relationship with his upstairs neighbor, Beth, who challenges him to navigate the complexities of human connection.
19. A Dog Year (2009)
“A Dog Year” is a delightful blend of comedy and drama directed by George LaVoo. With a stellar cast led by Jeff Bridges, Lauren Ambrose, and Lois Smith, this heartwarming tale follows a man grappling with a midlife crisis as he takes in a chaotic yet lovable Border Collie.
20. Breaking Point (2009)
“Thresholds of Deception” (2009) plunges into the shadowy realm of criminality and graft, unveiling the distressing journey of a beleaguered attorney, portrayed by Tom Berenger. This tormented attorney is unwillingly caught up in a sensational murder investigation, which compels him to scrutinize his own chequered past and explore the murky depths of the criminal underbelly.
21. Veronika Decides to Die (2009)
Veronika Decides to Die, directed by female filmmaker Emily Young, is a gripping drama that explores the depths of life and the human psyche. It stars Sarah Michelle Gellar (Slayer) as the titular character, Veronika, a young woman who has just attempted suicide. Waking up in a mysterious asylum, she learns that she has only weeks to live.
22. The Blind (2009)
“The Blind” is a captivating drama film from 2009, directed by Nathan Silver and written by Ben Bostick and Nathan Silver. Starring Jonas Ball, Josette Barchilon, and Jacob Reynolds, this 1h 30min movie offers a unique perspective on the human experience. Set in the USA, “The Blind” has garnered an IMDb rating of 7.6 with 18.0 rating votes.
23. The Missing Person (2009)
In the thrilling film “The Missing Person,” we join private investigator John Rosow as he navigates a captivating case involving a man’s disappearance aboard a train traveling from Chicago to Los Angeles. As Rosow delves deeper, he uncovers startling secrets that lead him to an enticing reward for recovering the missing individual.
24. Against the Current (2009)
“Against the Current” is a gripping drama that follows a man with a haunting past as he tackles a life-threatening adventure in the Hudson River. Struggling with unresolved conflicts from his childhood, he enlists the help of two friends to join him on this courageous journey.
25. Mississippi Damned (2009)
“Mississippi Damned” is a poignant drama that tackles the cycle of abuse, addiction, and violence in rural Mississippi. The narrative revolves around the lives of three impoverished Black youths, who are caught in the web of their family’s tumultuous past. As they navigate through the turbulent environments of their lives, each character must confront their own demons and ultimately fight to break the cycle for a brighter future.
26. Fair Game (2010)
In “Fair Game, “ a riveting drama centered on a true-life event, CIA operative Valerie Plame (Naomi Watts) becomes the poster child for a political scandal. It all starts when her husband, journalist Joseph Wilson (Sean Penn), writes a New York Times op-ed criticizing the Bush administration’s handling of intelligence surrounding weapons of mass destruction.
27. Weakness (2010)
“Weakness, “ a poignant drama from 2010, brings to light the life of an older man, played by Bobby Cannavale, who finds himself in a turbulent relationship with a much younger woman, played by Danielle Panabaker. As they navigate the complexities of their relationship, the man is left reeling from the unexpected loss of his wife, causing him to question everything he once held dear. The film takes on a comedic tone as the characters stumble through awkward encounters and forbidden desires, ultimately revealing the universal struggles of love and connection.
28. See You in September (2010)
“See You in September” is a heartfelt and humorous comedy-drama that tells the story of Lindsay, a woman who finds herself in dire straits when her therapist abandons her all throughout the month of August. Desperate and unable to find help in New York City’s therapy-starved landscape, Lindsay turns to Craigslist in a plea for assistance. Her message sparks an unexpected chain of events, as hundreds of therapists respond, offering their assistance. Out of the hundreds, ten brave souls decide to band together and create their very own unconventional group therapy session.
29. Morning Glory (2010)
In the 2010 comedy-drama-romance film “Morning Glory, “ ambitious television producer Becky Fuller takes on the challenge of turning around a struggling morning show program. The show’s warring co-hosts, Mike and Colleen, must put aside their differences to maintain their jobs and the show’s success.
30. Coach (2010)
In “Coach” (2010), a quirky, slacker trust-fund type unexpectedly finds his calling as the coach of a charming yet misfit middle school soccer team. With his unorthodox coaching style and infectious enthusiasm, he soon turns their fortunes around on the field and learns invaluable life lessons about motivation, teamwork, and self-discovery.
31. Just Wright (2010)
Just Wright is a delightful blend of romantic comedy and sport drama, where the world of basketball intertwines with the heartwarming journey of love. Queen Latifah stars as Leslie Wright, a dedicated physical therapist in New Jersey who has a soft spot for her patients.
32. Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010)
Step into the world of high-stakes finance and unchecked ambition once again with Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. This riveting sequel to the original Wall Street (1987) sees Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas, released from prison and seeking to regain his lost empire — and not just by any means necessary.
33. Going the Distance (2010)
“Going the Distance” is a heartwarming romantic comedy that explores the challenges and triumphs of a long-distance relationship in today’s world. When New York-based journalist Garrett and San Francisco-based Erin fall hopelessly in love, they find themselves trying to balance careers, friendships, and the obstacles that distance imposes on their blossoming romance.
34. The Other Guys (2010)
In “The Other Guys” (2010), two bumbling New York City detectives, played by Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, embark on a mission to prove themselves and step up like the city’s top cops they idolize. However, their plan takes an unexpected turn when things don’t go as smoothly as they had hoped.
35. Camp Hell (2010)
“Camp Hell” is a chilling horror-thriller that takes you to a seemingly idyllic summer camp for children, where the tranquility is shattered by evil forces. The plot revolves around the sudden invasion of a spiritual retreat, sending the camp’s occupants spiraling into a terrifying and deadly journey.
36. Multiple Sarcasms (2010)
“Multiple Sarcasms” takes us back to New York City in 1979, where Gabriel, a struggling architect, finds himself on the brink of divorce from his wife Annie. In an effort to reclaim some semblance of control and salvage their marriage, Gabriel decides to quit his job and pursue his passion for playwriting by chronicling their lives.
37. It’s Kind of a Funny Story (2010)
“It’s Kind of a Funny Story” is a heartwarming and heartbreaking tale that follows the journey of a young, clinically-depressed teenager named Craig (played by Keir Gilchrist). In a desperate attempt to overcome his fear of failure and find solace, Craig checks himself into an adult psychiatric ward, where he encounters a diverse range of patients and personalities.
38. New Year’s Eve (2011)
Garry Marshall brings love and laughter to Times Square in the heartwarming and star-studded New Year’s Eve (2011). This enchanting romantic comedy follows the lives of several couples and singles in New York City as they navigate the ups and downs of New Year’s Eve.
39. Limitless (2011)
Limitless, a thrilling and mind-bending motion picture, stars Bradley Cooper as an underachieving writer who stumbles upon a life-altering drug. This pill allows him to tap into 100% of his brain’s capabilities, transforming him into a financial powerhouse. However, the allure of limitless intelligence comes with a dark side as he finds himself navigating a world filled with dangerous consequences.
40. Something Borrowed (2011)
Get ready for a delightful romantic comedy experience with “Something Borrowed”. This charming film, which will undoubtedly melt your heart, revolves around the captivating Rachel, played by Ginnifer Goodwin, a woman who’s been single for far too long. Enter a complicated dilemma when she develops unexpected feelings for her best friend Darcy’s fiancé, Dex, portrayed by Colin Egglesfield. With friendships hanging in the balance and secrets unveiled, the trio embarks on a journey navigating through a labyrinth of emotions and relationships.
41. Shanghai Hotel (2011)
Step into the gritty world of human trafficking and sex slavery in the riveting Shanghai Hotel (2011). This powerful indie drama tells the heart-wrenching story of Yin Yin, a young woman who takes a perilous journey from communist China to the USA, driven by the dream of a better life for her and her family. Smuggling herself across the ocean, she finally arrives in New York City, only to discover that her longing for freedom and prosperity is far from over.
42. The Adjustment Bureau (2011)
In “The Adjustment Bureau, “ a passionate affair between a contemporary dancer and a politician faces an unexpected challenge: mysterious forces that conspire to keep the lovers apart. Based on Philip K. Dick’s short story “The Adjustment Team, “ the 2011 film, directed by George Nolfi and written by Nolfi and Dick, delves into the intricate world of fate, free will, and the pursuit of true love.
43. Men in Black 3 (2012)
“Men in Black 3, “ directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, takes us back to the early days of the M. I. B. in 1969.
44. Side Effects (2013)
“Side Effects” is a thrilling 2013 crime drama directed by Steven Soderbergh and written by Scott Z. Burns. The film stars Rooney Mara, Channing Tatum, and Jude Law.
45. Aftermath (2013)
“Aftermath” is a gritty, dark comedy that takes an unexpected turn when the seemingly perfect life of construction foreman Roma (Anthony Michael Hall) spirals out of control. A series of missteps leads to the disappearance of his foreman, and in an attempt to save face, Roma mistakenly fires the wrong man. Fueled by a mix of confusion, desperation, and a tendency towards overreaction, Roma finds himself caught up in a web of crime and chaos.
46. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
In “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” (2014), New York City is under threat from the nefarious Oscorp, and it’s up to the enigmatic web-slinger Spider-Man to save the day and protect his loved ones. This high-stakes adventure follows the beloved superhero as he battles against an array of villainous foes and grapples with the consequences of his secret identity.
47. This Is Where I Leave You (2014)
“This Is Where I Leave You” is a heartfelt and comedic journey that follows four siblings as they reunite in their childhood home after their father’s passing. Forced to spend a week together, under the same roof, the group consists of their over-sharing mother, a variety of spouses, exes, and potential partners. As they navigate the complexities of their relationships, both familial and romantic, the siblings must confront their own secrets, deal with the weight of their past, and ultimately, decide what their future holds.
48. Noah (2014)
“Noah” is an extraordinary, imaginative adventure that invites the audience on a journey through the might of faith and kinship. Russell Crowe embodies the lead role of the eponymous protagonist, divinely appointed to embark on an awe-inspiring mission prior to the catastrophic inundation of the planet by a disastrous flood.
49. Annie (2014)
Get ready for a heartwarming and entertaining journey as the classic tale of Annie makes its way to the big screen once again in 2014. This new adaptation, starring Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx, follows the story of a young, resilient foster kid named Annie as she navigates life with her harsh foster mom. Everything changes when business tycoon and New York City mayoral candidate Will Stacks unexpectedly takes Annie under his wing.
50. The Bag Man (2014)
“The Bag Man” is a thrilling action, crime, and drama film released in 2014. Directed by David Grovic, this movie stars John Cusack, Rebecca Da Costa, and Robert De Niro.
51. John Wick (2014)
“John Wick, “ a thrilling 2014 action-packed thriller film, follows an ex-hitman who, years after retiring, finds himself thrust back into the deadly world of assassins and crime lords. Devastated, the retired assassin seeks vengeance after his beloved dog is killed and his prized car stolen by a group of cold-blooded thugs.
52. Self/less (2015)
“Self/less” (2015) is a thrilling sci-fi action film that takes viewers on a wild ride through the world of mind transfers and corporate conspiracy. When a dying real estate mogul decides to undergo a procedure to transfer his consciousness into a healthy young body, he sets off a chain of events that unravels the true nature of the process and the company behind it.
53. Focus (2015)
“Focus” stars Will Smith as Nicky, a seasoned con artist with a penchant for manipulating the game. However, Nicky’s well-oiled plans for another heist are shattered when he unexpectedly encounters a fiery femme fatale from his past, portrayed by Margot Robbie. As their tumultuous reunion unfolds, the pair’s past comes to a head, and Nicky’s carefully crafted schemes fall into disarray.
54. The Girl on the Train (2016)
“The Girl on the Train” is a riveting Crime, Drama, and Mystery film from 2016 that captures the shocking consequences of deception and betrayal. It tells the story of a divorcee who gets entangled in a thrilling missing persons investigation, which promises to send waves of unease throughout her life.
