Baby Sister (premiered March 6, 1983 on ABC) smolders onto the screen as a provocative, emotionally charged television drama that dives into sibling rivalry,...
Making the Grade (released in theaters on May 18, 1984) leaps onto the screen as a fast-paced, irreverent 1980s teen comedy that satirizes prep-school...
Twins (released in theaters on December 9, 1988), directed by Ivan Reitman, is a hilarious and surprisingly heartwarming buddy comedy built on a single,...
Arthur, directed by Steve Gordon, is a sparkling romantic comedy that successfully blends outrageous farce with genuine heart. The film is an irresistible showcase...
Spies Like Us, released in theaters on December 6, 1985, is a quintessential Cold War-era spy spoof that perfectly harnesses the comedic chemistry of...
Fool for Love, released in theaters on December 6, 1985, is director Robert Altman‘s searing and deeply atmospheric adaptation of the celebrated play by...
The Golden Child, released in theaters on Dec. 12, 1986, is a glossy, oddball mash‑up of Eddie Murphy star vehicle and Eastern‑mysticism fantasy, never...
Single Bars, Single Women, which premiered on October 14, 1984, a made-for-television comedy-drama, is a fascinating snapshot of the early 1980s singles scene, exploring...
Just Between Friends, released in theaters on March 21, 1986, is a delicate, deliberately paced drama about friendship, infidelity, and grief that leans on...
Power, released in theaters on January 31, 1986, follows Pete St. John (Richard Gere), a superstar political consultant “hired gun” whose real clientele are...