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Steel Magnolias, directed by Herbert Ross and based on Robert Harling’s semi-autobiographical play, is a heartfelt, humorous, and deeply moving drama that captures the...
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Porky’s, released in theaters on Nov. 13, 1981, is a landmark comedy that, despite its often raunchy and juvenile tone, is historically significant for...
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So Fine, released in theaters on September 25, 1981, is a screwball comedy centered on a case of mistaken identity and a tailor’s worst...
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Rich and Famous, released in theaters on September 23, 1981, is a decades-spanning melodrama that examines the complicated, often turbulent, but ultimately enduring friendship...
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Body Heat, the scorching directorial debut of screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan, is a seminal neo-noir thriller that immediately established itself as a modern classic of...
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Teachers, released in theaters on October 5, 1984, presents a gritty day in the life at John F. Kennedy High School, an inner-city institution...
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Armed and Dangerous, released in theaters on August 15, 1986, is a high-energy action-comedy that capitalizes on the proven, hilarious chemistry between its stars,...
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The Killing Fields, released in theaters on November 2, 1984, is a powerful dramatization of real events during the rise of the Khmer Rouge...
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10 to Midnight, released in theaters on March 11, 1983, is a provocative and gritty urban thriller that solidified Charles Bronson‘s status as the...
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Little Nikita, released in theaters on March 18, 1988, arrived at the tail end of the Cold War, bringing with it a taut, character-driven...
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Halloween II, released in theaters on October 30, 1981, opens with immediate, relentless momentum, following directly after the events of John Carpenter’s original classic...
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Fatal Beauty, released in theaters on October 30, 1987, explodes into the neon-tinged streets of Los Angeles as narcotics detective Rita Rizzoli (Whoopi Goldberg)...
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Act of Vengeance, premiered on HBO on April 20, 1986, is an intense made-for-television film that chronicles a pivotal and tragic chapter in American...
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Steel, released in theaters on November 21, 1980, plunges the audience into the high-stakes, dangerous world of American skyscraper construction. The film operates squarely...
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Norman Jewison’s Best Friends, released in theaters on December 17, 1982, is a romantic comedy-drama starring Burt Reynolds and Goldie Hawn, notable not for...
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A Tiger’s Tale, released in theaters on February 12, 1988, is an oddball romantic dramedy about breaking taboos, personal reinvention, and the messy nature...
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James Cameron’s The Terminator, released in theaters on October 26, 1984, is a genre-defining landmark—equal parts relentless science-fiction thriller and dark prophecy about technology...
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No Man’s Land, released in theaters on October 23, 1987, burns with the cool chrome and moral ambiguity of classic crime thrillers, steering between...
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Loving Couples, released in theaters on October 24, 1980, is a glossy, sun-drenched romantic comedy that doubles as a sly satire of marital malaise...