Awesome Nicolas Cage

Nicolas Cage stars in this A24 flick about a college professor who suddenly finds himself popping up in everyone else’s dreams. The comedy propels the remarkably ordinary man into the spotlight and leads him to new relationships and experiences. Drops 11.10.2023.

Nicolas Cage lets a little grey show in this action-comedy about a retiree whose granddaughter shows up looking for help with a little family problem. When it turns out his daughter is in deep trouble with some nefarious criminals, Nic dusts off his skills as an assassin to clean up her mess.

Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman star in this low-budget drama about a man who finds himself held at gunpoint by a strange and trigger-happy passenger who ends up taking him on the ride of his life. Expect plenty of scenery chewing in this one. In theaters and on-demand 7.28.2023.

Nicolas Cage gets top billing in this colorful samurai western about a criminal who is sprung from jail by a warlord and forced to rescue his runaway granddaughter. If he does not comply or attempts to flee, he’ll meet a terrible fate. We’ve got an Escape from New York meets The Road Warrior vibe going here.

(PG-13: Language) Nicolas Cage hosts this six-part documentary series about the origins of expletives. Along the way, Nic drops an 8-second F-bomb, and you might learn a thing or two about the importance of swear words in our vocabulary. Coming to Netflix 1.5.2021.

“It’s just a color… but it buuuuuurns!” Nicolas Cage stars in this adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s supernatural short story about a family who moves from the big city to the country to get away from it all, but that all changes when a glowing meteorite crashes to Earth, and infects the local water supply. Directed by Richard Stanley.

Nicolas Cage and Laurence Fishburne star in this action drama about members of a drug cartel who are sent on a mission to figure out why their supply chain is breaking down. Along the way, they have run-ins with other gangsters, the feds, and many others who stand in their way.

(PG-13: Language) Nicolas Cage has starred in more movies than there are atoms in the universe. The actor sat down with GQ to talk about some of his iconic characters, from Ben Sanderson in Leaving Las Vegas to Ben Gates in National Treasure.

“They brought you into this world. Now they’ll take you out.” The world turns to chaos for 24 hours because of a global mass hysteria where parents start murdering their own children. Nicolas Cage stars in the Home Alone for millennials.

(PG-13: Language) Nicolas Cage plays the role of Gary Faulkner, a jovial and repentant ex-con who went to Pakistan to try to capture Osama Bin Laden – a mission that he would go on to undertake eleven times. Based on Chris Heath’s 2010 article on Faulkner.

(Flashing lights) This moment of zen was made possible by a man who literally followed his dreams. YouTuber Leo Koutakis says he saw this in his sleep and tried his best to remake it exactly as it came to him. The track is a remix of the Blade Runner end theme.

In this action comedy, Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood play two corrupt cops working for their department’s evidence unit. They find out that a drug dealer has an underground vault in the freezer of a grocery store, so they plot to get in and steal its contents.

Redditor CarlosDanger100 doctored images of some of the characters from Game of Thrones and faceswapped them with Nicolas Cage. The end result is both surreal and awesome. Arya Cage is our favorite. Who’s yours?

(NSFW) Mark Heiliger compiled every scene of Nic Cage laughing, culled from a whopping 64 live action movies. That Deadfall scene will haunt us in our sleep. Nic Cage may have a crazy laugh, but Mark may actually be crazy.

Sorcerer’s Apprentice conjures up a second trailer; it’s similar to the first, albeit with new dialog and a better look at the wonderfully creepy (and crawly) villain played by Alfred Molina.