TV Schedule for MGM+ Drive-In HD

A Bridge Too Far (1977)

An attempt to bring World War II to a rapid close nets disastrous results in this adaptation of Cornelius Ryan's book.

Bloodsport (1988)

An American major (Jean-Claude Van Damme) flies to Hong Kong for an outlawed martial-arts contest called the Kumite.

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)

Chuck Barris produces game shows for television and leads a double life as a CIA assassin.

Hackers (1995)

A master hacker (Jonny Lee Miller) unites teen computer freaks against an embezzling computer-security agent known as the Plague.

Disturbia (2007)

Under house arrest, a troubled youth (Shia LaBeouf) is unsure if his neighbor (David Morse) is really a serial killer or if his suspicions are the result of a captive and overactive imagination.

WarGames (1983)

A teen taps his computer into the NORAD missile-defense system and plays a video game, "Global Thermonuclear War."

Explorers (1985)

Three boys (Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix, Jason Presson) take a homemade spaceship to another galaxy and meet aliens who speak American TV.

Hugo (2011)

A resourceful orphaned boy (Asa Butterfield) and a bookish girl (Chloë Grace Moretz) set out on a quest to unlock a secret left to him by the boy's late father (Jude Law).

Hotel for Dogs (2009)

After moving into a foster home that forbids pets, siblings (Emma Roberts, Jake T. Austin) transform an abandoned hotel into a home for their pooch and a slew of stray dogs.

Charlotte's Web (2006)

After learning that a young pig's days are numbered, a literate spider (Julia Roberts) weaves an elaborate plan to save her friend from the butcher's block.

Dances With Wolves (1990)

Costner's epic vision of the American frontier as seen through the eyes of a 19th-century U.S. Cavalry officer.

Yentl (1983)

A young woman charms her bearded roommate and a merchant's daughter while posing as a Talmudic schoolboy in circa-1900 Poland.

Explorers (1985)

Three boys (Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix, Jason Presson) take a homemade spaceship to another galaxy and meet aliens who speak American TV.

The Indian in the Cupboard (1995)

A magic cabinet brings to life a 9-year-old's (Hal Scardino) action figures, including a 3-inch-high Indian named Little Bear (Litefoot).