Friday, September 18th TV listings for Super Channel Vault
Being Canadian (2015)
Rob Cohen tries to find out what it really means to be Canadian.
My Life Without Me (2003)
A dying woman (Sarah Polley) hides her illness from her family and sets out to tie up the loose ends of her life.
Owning Mahowny (2003)
A casino manager preys on a compulsive gambler (Philip Seymour Hoffman) who had kept his obsession a secret from his girlfriend (Minnie Driver).
Being Canadian (2015)
Rob Cohen tries to find out what it really means to be Canadian.
My Life Without Me (2003)
A dying woman (Sarah Polley) hides her illness from her family and sets out to tie up the loose ends of her life.
My Gal Sunday (2014)
Henry, the recently retired U.S. Secretary of State, and his wife, Sunday, are private investigators. When Sunday's parents are kidnapped, the two work together to rescue them and find out why the abductors want a hit-man released as ransom.
Better Off Dead (1985)
After his girlfriend dumps him for a skier, a teen (John Cusack) meets an exchange student (Diane Franklin) from France.
Beavis and Butt-head Do America (1996)
Beavis and Butt-head travel from Las Vegas to Washington, D.C., not realizing that their landlord has sent them to kill his wife.
Tommy Boy (1995)
A ne'er-do-well auto-parts heir must stop his father's widow from selling the business.
Trading Places (1983)
Sporting billionaire brothers reverse the roles of a Wall Street commodities broker (Dan Aykroyd) and a street hustler (Eddie Murphy).
Tommy Boy (1995)
A ne'er-do-well auto-parts heir must stop his father's widow from selling the business.
Up in Smoke (1978)
Two stoners unwittingly smuggle a van that is built entirely from marijuana, from Mexico to L.A.
Cheech & Chong Still Smokin' (1983)
When Cheech and Chong wind up in Amsterdam, they decide to organize a show in order to help out a flailing film festival.
The Score (2001)
A master thief (Robert De Niro) agrees to work with a volatile partner (Edward Norton) for one last heist before he retires.
Ordinary People (1980)
A suburban Chicago couple (Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore) and their son (Timothy Hutton) are torn apart by another son's death.