8 films match Spoiled Brats

A millionaire wants to help his spoiled children be better people, so he tricks them and pretends that the family lost the fortune on which the entitled young people had relied.

Stanley and Oliver are trying to spend a relaxing night at home playing checkers, but the antics of their mischievous sons keep interrupting their recreation. Exasperated, the fathers send their misbehaving offspring to bed and start in on a furniture-destroying game of billiards. Upstairs, the kids continue to cause a ruckus and leave the bathtub faucet running full force. Finally, Oliver asks if they'll go to sleep if he gives them each a drink of water, then heads for the bathroom door. (imdb)

Centers on 1980s films starring the 'Brat Pack' and their profound impact on the young stars' lives. (imdb)

A rich young boy arranges to be kidnapped so he'll get more attention from his parents. (imdb)

Tou Kuan, a spoiled affluent kid, travels with pal Mai Song to Beijing to challenge 3 Masters to improve Kuan's status. Along the way, they contend with inept assassins hired by Kuan's uncle, who wants the family business and fortune.

Her parents said she was a darling. The long-suffering servants thought otherwise. From the time that she could first crawl and talk she had had her own way. Her nurse did not like her. The little girl never obeyed, but always argued and protested. She smashed her toys and tore her clothes, and screamed so her sick mother took a turn for the worse. Her parents, however, were satisfied she would outgrow her unpleasant habits, and sure enough she did. (imdb)

Evelyn drops out of school to work as a delivery girl, supporting her husband—only to hand-deliver condoms to him and his mistress on their third anniversary. Heartbroken, she confronts him, but instead of remorse, she faces cruel humiliation from the pair, who mock her for being an orphan with no power or status. Just as she hits rock bottom, a handsome man appears, revealing her true identity: the sole heiress to the wealthiest family in the country. (FlareFlow)

For nearly ten years, journalist turned media analyst MARK MATHIS has studied our use of oil. And what he found shocked him so thoroughly that he made a movie about the misinformation, distortions and even outright lies about oil. We do have an "oil problem" in America (and the world), but it's not what you've been told. So, it's time to Fill Up on Truth... for a change. (spoiledthemovie.com)