Men
Skeet from The Hollow
Skeet joined the virtual reality competition to be teamed up with Vanessa and Reeve. Overall, Skeet is chilled and laid back, letting his teammates take charge. He has his moments were he’ll express his opinion, but he usually goes with the flow. Skeet’s special ability is speed, and he uses his talent to his advantage against Kai’s team in The Hollow.
Miguel from Maya and Miguel
Miguel Santos is an athletic kid who likes to help the people around him. He tends to be more logical than his sister Maya, which is one reason why Maya comes to Miguel for help with her schemes. He ends up helping Maya since they are brother and sister, and best friends as well. Miguel is following his sister’s antics in Maya and Miguel.
Jin from Abominable
Jin (voiced by Tenzing Norgay Trainor) is a popular guy who is more interested in his hair and looks than what’s happening around him. It makes sense that he has such a neat, clean cut appearance. He is Peng’s cousin, and a friend of Yi. Jin ends up on a journey with Yi and Peng to help a lost yeti get home in Abominable.
Columbus from Zombieland 2
In Zombieland Double Tap, Columbus (played by Jesse Eisenberg) continues to live by a long list of rules that inform his survival, but he has created a relatively normal family life in the wake of the zombie apocalypse. Columbus is still neurotic and he sinks into a depression after his girlfriend Wichita turns down his proposal, but he remains a more than capable zombie slayer. Columbus’ outfit is comfortable and makes running from and fighting zombies as easy as it can be.
Randy Meeks from Scream 2
Randy Meeks is a main character in the first two Scream movies. He’s a horror movie fanatic, which makes him paranoid about the identity of Ghostface. Despite surviving the Woodsboro murders, he gets murdered during the Windsor College Murders. While trying to help Gale and Dewey, Ghostface pulls him into a van, slits his throat, and stabs him four times. In Scream 3, his sister, Martha, delivers a tape he made before his death. Randy warns the survivors of what to expect, foreshadowing a third killing spree.
James Cole from 12 Monkeys
In 12 Monkeys, James Cole (played by Bruce Willis) is a prisoner who is offered parole if he can complete a dangerous mission that involves time travel. James is sent back to 1996 from the year 2035 in order to try and stop a plague from plunging the world into chaos and wiping out millions of people. During James’ first trip back in time, he is inadvertently sent to 1990, where he meets animal rights activist Jeffrey Goines. James wears several outfits, depending on which timeline he is in, but one of his most recognizable includes an army green jacket and burgundy zip up sweatshirt.
Albert Henckels from The Grand Budapest Hotel
Albert Henckels (played by Edward Norton) is an inspector tasked with investigating the death of Madame D. in Wes Anderson’s film The Grand Budapest Hotel. Henckels wears his military uniform throughout the film. He also has a long grey fur coat to stave off the bitter cold.
Austin Powers
“Oh behave!” Austin Powers (Mike Myers) is the main hero in his self-titled spy parody movies. He is a 60s era British spy who enjoys cracking jokes and flirting with the ladies. After his arch nemesis, Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) freezes him in a cryonics experiment, he must adjust to life in the 90s. The movies follow his attempt to blend in while also trying to stop Dr. Evil’s malevolent plans. This groovy costume will have everyone saying “yeah baby!”
Berkeley from Zombieland 2
In Zombieland Double Tap, Berkeley (played by Avan Jogian) is a pacifist living in a post-apocalyptic world. When he crosses paths with sisters Wichita and Little Rock, Little Rock is immediately smitten by his handsome looks and unique perspective and they hit the road together. Berkeley wears breezy linen clothing, plenty of wooden beads, and is never seen without his trusty guitar so he can play his “original” tunes.
John Reese from Person of Interest
John Reese (played by Jim Caviezel) focuses on stopping every bad guy he can. He was heavily involved with the US Army Special forces and also a special division under the CIA. John works with Harold Finch to disrupt future crimes using technology known as the Machine. Harold stays true to his duties in Person of Interest.