Movies and TvShows featuring "suburbia" theme.

The Flintstones follows the lives of Fred and Wilma Flintstone, their neighbors Barney and Betty Rubble, and their adventures in the town of Bedrock. The show features prehistoric culture, clever satire, and iconic characters.

Follow the daily lives of the Hill family, led by the earnest and hard-working propane salesman Hank Hill, his loving wife Peggy, their awkward but good-hearted son Bobby, and their eccentric circle of friends and neighbors in Arlen, Texas.

WandaVision is a surreal TV mini-series that follows the story of Wanda Maximoff, a witch with supernatural powers. Set in different decades, the show explores Wanda's suburban life with her android husband Vision, blending sitcom comedy with superhero action. As the series progresses, mysterious events unfold and the true nature of Wanda's reality is revealed.

Neighbours is a drama-filled soap opera set in an Australian suburb, focusing on the lives of its residents and their relationships, rivalries, and various challenges.

The Looney Tunes Show follows the lives of classic Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Tweety Bird as they navigate through suburban life with a mix of comedic situations, love triangles, and unrequited love.

American Housewife follows the hilarious and relatable struggles of Katie Otto, a confident and unapologetic housewife living in the wealthy town of Westport, Connecticut. As she battles the judgment of the perfect moms and their privileged children, Katie embraces her flaws and uses her sharp wit to challenge the status quo. With her loving husband and three quirky children by her side, she proves that she's more than just a typical housewife.

The Secret World of Alex Mack is a TV show about a teenage girl named Alex who gains superpowers after being exposed to a chemical spill at a local chemical factory. She discovers that she can turn into a liquid, move objects with her mind, and shoot electricity. Alex uses her powers to navigate the challenges of middle school and deal with her older sister, school bullies, and a corporate executive who wants to capture her for experimentation.

A young boy named Elliot befriends an alien creature and helps it escape from Earth back to its home planet. Along the way, they form a deep bond and face challenges together.

Beethoven is an animated sitcom, loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name. The series was produced by Northern Lights Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, and Universal Television, and aired for one season on CBS, with 26 fifteen-minute episodes produced.

Edward Scissorhands is a heartwarming story about a man-made creation named Edward, who has scissors for hands. Taken in by a suburban family, he discovers friendship, love, and acceptance. Despite initial fear and judgment from the townspeople, Edward's unique skills and compassionate nature win them over. However, when he is falsely accused and attacked, Edward is forced to retreat to his dark mansion. In the end, he is immortalized as a symbol of love and bringer of snow to the once-sterile neighborhood.

Teenager Owen is just trying to make it through life in the suburbs when his classmate Maddy introduces him to a mysterious late-night TV show — a vision of a supernatural world beneath their own. In the pale glow of the television, Owen’s view of reality begins to crack.

After narrowly escaping a bizarre accident, Donnie Darko, a troubled teenager, is plagued by visions of a man in a rabbit suit who manipulates him to commit a series of crimes. As he navigates his schizophrenia and struggles with taking his medication, Donnie becomes involved in a mysterious time travel plot that ultimately leads to his death and leaves those around him troubled and sad.

The Hogan Family is a sitcom that revolves around the life of a widower father, his two twin brothers, and his teenage son. They navigate through the ups and downs of suburban life in Illinois while dealing with a variety of family relationships.

Three teens discover that their neighbor's house is a living, breathing, scary monster. DJ and his friends Chowder and Jenny embark on a mission to stop the monster house from terrorizing the neighborhood. They learn that the house is possessed by the soul of Mr. Nebbercracker's wife, Constance, and the only way to destroy it is to find its heart. With the help of an expert on the supernatural, they devise a plan to put the house to sleep long enough to douse the furnace, which they believe to be the heart of the house. As they explore the house, they discover a basement filled with toys and the body of Constance Nebbercracker encased in cement. With the house closing in on them, the trio manages to force the house to vomit them outside. They then confront Mr. Nebbercracker, who reveals the tragic story of his wife's death and the creation of the monster house. In a final showdown, DJ throws dynamite into the chimney, destroying the house and freeing the soul of Constance. The movie ends with DJ, Chowder, and Jenny returning the toys to their owners and going trick-or-treating.

Lester, a 42-year-old father and advertising executive, is unfulfilled in his life. When he becomes infatuated with his daughter's friend, Angela, he goes through a mid-life crisis and makes life-changing choices. Lester's wife has an affair, Lester quits his job, starts working out, and smokes marijuana provided by Angela's friend, Ricky. Jane, Lester's daughter, develops a relationship with Ricky. Col. Fitts, their neighbor, mistakenly believes his son is gay and confronts Lester. The story culminates in tragedy when Lester is shot by an unknown assailant.

In 'Over the Hedge (2006)', a scheming raccoon named RJ convinces a mismatched family of forest creatures, including a squirrel, a skunk, and a tortoise, to invade a new suburban sprawl to repay a debt of food. They learn important lessons about family and the human world. Spring has arrived, and the animals awaken from their winter hibernation to find their forest cut in half and their food source gone. RJ, played by Bruce Willis, reveals the abundance of food found in suburbia and convinces the animals to venture over the hedge. A humorous and heartwarming adventure ensues as they navigate the challenges of the human world and the lessons of friendship and family.

A successful thirtysomething couple find themselves at a financial dead end; they are faced with an extreme lifestyle change to pay for their debts. The luxury lifestyle ends when they are forced to move into a rented apartment in the suburbs. But to their friends, they hold up a facade and explain it all with downshifting.

A young couple move to an upscale neighbourhood to start a family but soon finds themselves entangled in a complex web of desire and betrayal with their new neighbours.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is about a popular high school student who decides to take a day off from school and goes to extreme lengths to make it happen. He convinces his girlfriend and best friend to spend the day in Chicago, visiting various landmarks and having fun. However, his sister and the school principal are determined to catch him in his lie. The day involves a stolen Ferrari, a parade, and a near run-in with his family. In the end, Ferris outwits his pursuers and imparts some wisdom about enjoying life.

In a magical world full of technological advances, elven brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot set out on an adventure to resurrect their late father for a day. In a world inhabited by mythic creatures, magic was commonplace several millennia ago, though difficult to master. After technological advances over the centuries, magic became obsolete and was largely discarded. In the modern day, two elf brothers, Ian and Barley Lightfoot, live in the city of New Mushroomton. Ian, the younger, is a high-school student struggling with self-confidence, and Barley, the older, is an enthusiastic and impulsive history and role-playing game fanatic. Their father Wilden died of a severe illness shortly before Ian was born, and their mother Laurel has a new boyfriend, centaur police officer Colt Bronco, whom Ian and Barley dislike. On Ian's sixteenth birthday, Laurel gives her sons a gift from Wilden: a magical staff, a rare Phoenix gem, and a letter describing a 'visitation spell' that can resurrect their father for a single day. Ian accidentally succeeds in casting the spell, but only the lower half of Wilden's body is reformed before the gem disintegrates. The brothers embark on a quest to acquire another gem and complete the spell, taking Barley's beloved van 'Guinevere'. Finding the boys gone, Laurel leaves to look for them. Ian and Barley visit the Manticore's Tavern, named for a monster possessing a map to the gem. The tavern has become a family restaurant managed by the Manticore ('Corey' for short). While arguing with Ian over the map, Corey realizes how boring her life has become and drives the customers away in a fit of insanity, accidentally setting fire to the restaurant and the map. The brothers' only clue to the gem is a children's menu suggesting 'Raven's Point', a nearby mountain. Laurel later arrives at the scene and befriends Corey, who agrees to help her. Corey warns Laurel that the brothers' journey may awaken a curse that can only be defeated by her sword, which she and Laurel steal from a pawn shop. Traveling to the mountains, Ian and Barley narrowly escape the police and a motorcycle gang of pixies,[7] relying on Ian's newly awakened spell-casting abilities and Barley's RPG instincts. 'Raven's Point' leads them on a trail indicated by a series of raven statues, but Colt follows them, calling in reinforcements. After coming to a dead end, Barley sacrifices Guinevere to cause a landslide, blocking their pursuers. Following the statues, the brothers descend through a cave and avoid a series of traps and deadly creatures, during which Barley reveals to Ian that he was unable to emotionally bring himself to say goodbye to Wilden when he was dying in the hospital. The final obstacle sends them back to the surface, where they find themselves in front of Ian's high school. Infuriated at Barley's advice, Ian lashes out at him for leading them on a wild goose chase and walks away with Wilden. Rereading his list of things he always wished to do with Wilden, Ian realizes that Barley has been a father figure throughout his entire life, and returns to make amends. Barley discovers the needed gem inside a historic fountain across the street from high school and retrieves it, unwittingly triggering the curse Corey spoke of, which creates a dragon-shaped golem out of pieces of the school and other nearby objects, bent on claiming the gem. Ian's staff is knocked into the ocean during a battle with the golem, but he reforms it from a splinter embedded in his hand and continues the fight. Corey flies in carrying Laurel, who plunges the magic sword into the golem's heart, buying Ian time to cast the visitation spell and fully reform Wilden's body. Ian sends Barley ahead to finally give his proper goodbye to Wilden, and holds off the golem long enough for Laurel to destroy it. After Wilden dissipates, Barley tells Ian that their father is proud of him, and the brothers share a hug. Some time later, Ian's confidence and spell-casting have improved and he surprises Barley by painting his new van, christened 'Guinevere The Second'. Corey reopens her tavern in its original spirit, drawing in customers with tales of past adventures. She and Laurel become friends, and Ian and Barley develop a better relationship with Colt, who was inspired to start galloping with his own feet. As the world begins to rediscover the magical arts of the past, the brothers set off on a new quest.