The story begins with Po waking up on the floor after having a dream of becoming the greatest kung fu master. In reality, Po - a panda and the son of a goose, Mr. Ping - is a kung fu fanatic; his room is riddled with sculptures of his idols - the Furious Five. Mr. ping expects his son to take over the noodle restaurant and inherit the secret ingredient which has been passing for generations.

The greatest master, Oogway, foretells that the dark warrior Tai Lung will break out of prison, urging that a ceremony should be held in order to select the Dragon Warrior to battle him.

Master Shifu sends a goose to the prison to warn the guards, but the captain is too proud to follow the advice. While giving the messenger a tour around the prison, Tai Lung leaps at the chance, overwhelming thousands of guards before escaping.

At the Jade Palace, the ceremony begins, and one of the Furious Five is expected to be choosen.
Po arrives at the Palace only to find the gate has closed. He improvises a firework-propelled chair which projects him in the air, landing into the center of the yard. Master Oogway promptly designates Po as the Dragon Warrior over the objection of Master Shifu and the Furious Five, believing it to be fate rather than an accident.

Instead of tutoring Po, Master Shifu insults him and makes him suffer in the hope that he will quit soon and the Furious Five also give him the cold shoulder. But Master Oogway comforts Po, instructing him to believe in himself.The Furious Five are finally moved by his tenacity,during a conversation, Tigress recounts the story about Tai Lung: Shifu took him in when he was a cub and taught him Kung Fu after recognizing his talent. Tai Lung grew up to be a skilled martial artist; furious that Oogway wouldn't appoint him Dragon Warrior, he laid waste to the Valley of Peace before attempting to grab the Dragon Scroll by force, but Oogway stopped him, putting him in prison.

The goose messenger returns, bringing news about Tai Lung's escape. Shifu goes to discuss the matter with Oogway, who insists that Shifu should train Po before passing away. Upon hearing the news, the Furious Five take off to battle Tai Lung without Shifu's knowledge. But they are defeated by a nerve striking technique. Shifu starts training Po after discovering the potential he shows when tempted by food. As expected, Po makes an astounding progression over a short period of time. Shifu is content with Po's development and bestows the Dragon Scroll upon him. Excited, he opens the scroll only to find it is empty. A distraught Shifu decides to face Tai Lung himself and orders his students to evacuate the village.

Returning to the village, Po meets his father, who tells his son the secret ingredient dosen't exist. It's special because people think it is. Figuring out the meaning of the scroll, Po rushes back to the Palace to assist his mentor in fighting Tai Lung. He arrives just in time to stop Tai Lung from killing Shifu, Tai Lung mocks at Po's obesity and a fight ensues when he tries to snatch the Dragon Scroll away from Po. But it proves that he has underestimated his opponent. Tai Lung obtains the scroll after a lethal strike on the panda, but unable to comprehend the symbolism. To eliminate Po, he launches a series of nerve striking but fails to locate the nerves due to panda's fat body. Po strikes back, defeating him, prompting the Five to call him master as the villagers cheer.

Po runs to the Palace to check on his mentor, who is lying on the ground, greatly releaved when hearing the news. At the end, Shifu and Po are seen eating dumplings at leisure beside the peach tree. A seed previously planted by Shifu begins to sprout.

Wesley is recruited by an assassination group named "The Fraternity" to revenge his father's death, who was a member of the group and killed by a traitor named Cross. They train him to unlock his potential and sends him to kill Cross. It turns out to be a conspiracy, after shooting Cross in the chest, Wesley learns that Cross is his real father.

In 1947, Andy Dufresne, a talented young banker, sits in his car, drinking whisky, fiddling with a revolver, with the intention of killing his wife and her lover for cheating on him. The court finds him guilty and sentences him to lifetime confinement despite his claim of innocence.

Andy is incarcerated in Shawshank State Prison, where he befriends Red, who is known for being able to smuggle contraband into the prison, and he is frequently harassed by a group called The Sisters.
During a field work, Andy gives captain Hadley advice on an inheritance from his brother, as a result, he is promoted to prison librarian, and other Correctional Officers start to consult him about tax issues.

while watching a movie starring Rita Hayworth, Andy asks Red for her poster. When leaving the theater, he is confronted by The Sisters, who beat him up after he refuses to please them. At night, Bogs returns to his cell and finds captain Hadley waiting for him, Hadley revenges Andy, leaving Bogs paralyzed. Having spent a month in the infirmary, Andy returns to his cell and receives a "welcome back present" from Red: a Rita Hayworth poster.

Warden Norton exploits the prisoners by making them work for public constructions, with Andy helping him laundering the profit by fabricating a phantom. Tommy Williams is put in Shawshank prison for B and E in 1965; he brings hope to Andy by recounting a story which can prove Andy's innocence. Warden Norton refuses to reinvestigate the case and sends Andy to solitary confinement for a month, then tricks Tommy out to the restricted zone and shoot him dead, leaving Andy with no option but to work for him as usual.

After being in solitary for two months, Andy shows signs of suicide: he seems despondent, asking Red to pay a visit to the place where he first met his wife when he gets out, ordering a rope from Haywood. The next morning, Andy is gone, and Norton realizes that he has escaped after discovering a hole behind a poster in his cell.

It turns out that Andy has been planning the escape since the first year he got here. With the small hammer acquired from Red, he spent nineteen years digging a tunnel leading to a sewer, through which, he found himself in the outside world. Wearing a new suit, he withdraws $370,000 from the fabricated figure's account and heads to Mexico before mailing the criminal evidence to the press. Before long, captain Hadley is arrested; warden Norton commits suicide. Red is released on parole after serving 40 years. He visits the place Andy mentioned and finds a letter along with some dollars before heading to Mexico to reunite with Andy.

Jack is a carpenter fired by his father recently; Joy is a stockbroker dumped by his fiance. They both go to Vegas to seek excitement. They meet in a hotel room which is double booked and get married while inebriated after partying all night. The next day, they plan to divorce before Jack hits the jackpot and wins 3 million dollars. Back to New York, the judge forces them to live together for six months until then they can't get a penny. They both attempt to sabotage one another's image in order to get the other's share. During the process, they start to develop a true love.

When playing with Rachel, eight-year-old Bruce Wayne develops a fear of bats after falling into a well where he is attacked by swarms of bats. Having left the opera early, both Wayne's parents are shot dead after being mugged. The murderer is arrested, but Wayne still blame himself for the accident because it's him who urged his parents to leave.

Back from college, Wayne is furious to hear that Chill(the murderer who killed his parents) is about to be paroled after he testifies against mob boss Felcone. Carrying a gun, he is waiting outside the court, intending to kill Chill. But while he is hesitating, Chill is shot by a female assassin who is apparently sent by Felcone. After scolded by Felcone for being innocence of the desperate lives, Wayne resolves to travel the world to experience poverty and crime; he is apprehended by Chinese police and put in jail until approached by Ducard, who frees him and invites him to join his group: the League of Shadows. In the temple where the group assemble, Wayne meets the leader of the group, Ra's al Ghul, and he is trained to conquer his fear by Ducard. After refusing to execute a farmer, Wayne sets the temple on fire and engages in a fight with Ra's. A beam falls down crushing Ra's to death; Wayne saves his unconscious mentor and jumps out the temple before it explodes.

Returning to Gotham, Wayne prepares to fight the corrupt city. With the help of Alfred(his butler) and Fox(former board member of his father's company), he designs a black suit with bat as a symbol and other paraphernalia; Batman was born. Felcone and his henchmen are uploading drugs at a dock when Batman interferes. Felcone is tied to a searchlight forming a bat symbol in the sky.

Rachel confronts Dr. Crane, who is a psychopharmacologist at Arkham Asylum and a partner of Felcone, about Felcone's convenient mental breakdown after his arrest. Crane reveals that he has invented a type of fear-inducing drugs which can cause hallucinations upon inhaling, and they are putting it into Gotham's water supply to purge the city. Rachel is drugged. Batman then comes to the rescue, bring her back to his manor driving his Batmobile, just in time to inoculate her.

At Wayne's birthday party, Ducard shows up revealing himself as the real Ra's al Ghul. Wayne delivers a insulting speech to the guests and disperses them before Ducard sets his manor on fire. Alfred saves an unconscious Wayne and they narrowly escape the explosion.

Meanwhile, at the Narrow section of Gotham, Ducard and his followers are installing a microwave emitter which will vaporize Gotham's water, eventually resulting in releasing the fear-inducing drug into the air. All prisoners at Arkham Asylum are set free by Ducard's men, including Dr. Crane, who proceeds to chase Rachel, but she manages to stave him of with a razer. With the water vaporized, the drug is releasing into the air, all the people are infected except for Ducard, the ninjas, sergeant Gordon and Rachel. Batman arrives, and after rescuing Rachel from a group of infected people, he intimates to her his identity then takes off with Rachel shouting his name.

Ducard carries the microwave emitter on a monotrain, heading to the center of the city, vaporizing water all the way. Batman enlists Sergeant Gordon's help to devastate the base of the monorail in order to prevent him from approaching the water main. Driving the Batmobile, Gordon suscessfully destroys it. On board the train, Batman picks up a fight with Ducard. After defeating him, Batman jumps out of train, leaving Ducard crash with it.

Back at the ruins of his manor, Wayne decides to rebuild it. Rachel comes over and they kiss each other. But she then makes it clear that she can't accept his dual identity. Gordon using the searchlight to form a bat symbol to pay homage to Batman, and though the drug is under control, the city is suffering from the aftermath, as half of the prisoners of the Arkham Asylum are at large; especially a psycho who left a joker at the crime scene, and Batman agrees to take care of it. Leaving a cliffhanger for the sequel.

John Hancock is a homeless guy who possesses superpowers residing in Los Angeles; he is also an alcoholic and a vigilante notorious for causing severe damage while fighting crimes.

Ray Embrey, a public relations spokesman, is trapped in his car on a railroad. when a freight train is about to hit him, Hancock saves his life, but the locomotive is destroyed and the train is derailed. while the crowd are complaining about Hancock's reckless act, Ray sticks up for him and invites him over for dinner. To thank Hancock for rescuing him, Ray offers to help him to improve his public image, and Hancock reluctantly agrees.

The authorities put him in jail for destroying public property. With Hancock in jail, crime rate has been increasing. Eventually, the chief of police contacts him for help. Wearing a costume made by Ray, he arrives at a bank robbery scene, causing little damage, saving a injured policewoman, subduing the mastermind of the criminals, Red Parker. The crowd applaud when he comes out.

Hancock, Ray and Mary(Ray's wife) go to a restraunt to celebrate, and Hancock reveals his amnesia and immortality. After putting a drunken Ray in his bed, Hancock finds out that Mary is of his own kind. He asks her about their origin, but Mary is unwilling to tell. After he threatens to let her husband know, she tells Hancock that they were a couple, but when being together, their superpowers disappear and they become mortal.

At a grocery store, when trying to stop a robbery, Hancock is shot in the chest(he used to be invulnerable), and sent to a hospital. Mary shows up at the hospital, and they share an intimate moment. Red Parker, who has escaped from the prison with his minions, arrives at the hospital to seek revenge. A fight ensues; Mary is shot dead; Hancock is knocked to the ground. Although Ray saved him from being killed by Red, Hancock died anyway. But he resurrects and jumps out of the hospital in order to stay away from Mary, because it's the only way they can live.

Later, Hancock is seen in New York, he paints a All-Heart logo on the moon to pay homage to Ray. Mary and Ray are reconciled; the cast starts rolling.