Ministry of Vengeance (released in theaters on November 3, 1989) delivers an explosive, high-octane vigilante story that bridges faith, military combat, and unrelenting action...
Split Decisions (released in theaters on November 11, 1988) hits the canvas as a gritty, emotionally charged sports drama that weaves familial loyalty, urban...
The Fourth Protocol (released in theaters on March 20, 1987) delivers an engrossing, pulse-pounding espionage thriller that captures the high-stakes paranoia and bureaucratic intrigue...
Paternity (released in theaters on October 2, 1981) leaps onto the screen as a warm, witty romantic comedy that tackles the absurdities of bachelorhood,...
Always (released in theaters on December 22, 1989), directed by Steven Spielberg, serves as a deeply personal, romantic fantasy that reimagines the 1943 classic...
No Mercy (released in theaters on Dec. 19, 1986) is a quintessential example of the “neon-noir” aesthetic that dominated the mid-80s. Directed by Richard...
Disorganized Crime (released in theaters on April 14, 1989), from writer-director Jim Kouf, is a clever heist comedy that trades the slick professionalism of...
Working Girl (released in theaters on December 21, 1988) is the quintessential “making it” movie, trading glass slippers for sneakers and power suits, and...
Tootsie, released in theaters on Dec. 17, 1982, starring Dustin Hoffman and directed by Sydney Pollack was a massive critical and commercial hit that...
Rain Man (released in theaters on December 16, 1988) tells the story of Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise), a self-centered, fast-talking Los Angeles car dealer...