Name the Movie With a Number in the Title (2)

[C] 127 Hours | Franco's trapped arm ordeal became survival cinema's most unforgettable amputation scene ever.

[A] Million Dollar Baby | Swank's boxing determination earned Eastwood's film Oscars and countless tears simultaneously.

[A] 12 Monkeys | Willis time-traveled through Terry Gilliam's plague mystery looking increasingly confused and desperate.

[C] 12 Angry Men | Fonda changed one jury vote at a time inside that unbearably hot room.

[D] Passenger 57 | Snipes delivered action hero one-liners mid-flight that became instant quotable cinema history.

[D] Four Weddings and a Funeral | Stuttering bookish Hugh Grant, messy London ceremonies, and one bittersweet eulogy that still hurts.

[A] The Whole Nine Yards | Willis turned suburban dentist neighbors into hitman comedy gold with effortless deadpan timing.

[D] Three Kings | Wahlberg hunted Iraqi gold while questioning whether greed beats doing the right thing.

[B] The Three Faces of Eve | Woodward earned her Oscar portraying multiple personalities with terrifying psychological precision throughout.

[D] 3:10 To Yuma | Crowe proved westerns still thrill when outlaws debate morality before deadly train departures.

[C] 8½ | Mastroianni embodied creative paralysis so beautifully that Fellini's masterpiece became timeless cinema itself.

[B] 3000 Miles to Graceland | Russell robbed casinos wearing Elvis costumes because subtlety clearly wasn't the plan.

[D] 40 Days and 40 Nights | Hartnett tested celibacy vows in San Francisco while temptation attacked from every direction.

[C] 48 Hrs. | Murphy's motormouth energy launched buddy cop movies into a completely new comedic dimension.

[B] 101 Dalmatians | Close transformed Cruella into fashion villainy so delicious audiences secretly rooted for her.

[C] 8½ | Mastroianni embodied creative paralysis so beautifully that Fellini's masterpiece became timeless cinema itself.

[A] Ladder 49 | Phoenix honored firefighters by showing heroism exists between alarm bells and burning buildings.

[B] Ocean's 11 | Clooney assembled the smoothest crew ever to rob Vegas while looking impossibly stylish.

[D] Apollo 13 | Hanks convinced everyone NASA missions involve more math and duct tape than explosions.

[D] Sixteen Candles | Ringwald defined teenage heartbreak through forgotten birthdays and embarrassing family disasters everywhere.

[A] Gone in Sixty Seconds | Cage made stealing fifty cars look easier than finding parking at the mall.