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Virus (released in theaters on Jan. 15, 1999) stands as a visceral entry in the “techno-horror” subgenre, arriving at a time when cinema was...
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Broken Arrow (released in theaters on February 9, 1996) stands as a definitive milestone in the Americanization of legendary director John Woo’s signature style....
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Get Shorty (released in theaters on October 20, 1995) remains the gold standard for Elmore Leonard adaptations, perfectly capturing the author’s signature blend of...
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Lionheart (released in theaters on January 11, 1990) marked a pivotal moment for Jean-Claude Van Damme, elevating him from a mere martial arts spectacle...
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Kuffs (released in theaters on January 10, 1992) is a unique stylistic outlier of the early 90s, blending the fast-talking irreverence of a teen...
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Firestorm (released in theaters on January 9, 1998) attempted to carve out a niche in the “disaster-action” genre by combining the terrifying spectacle of...
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Turbulence (released in theaters on January 10, 1997) is a quintessential high-concept disaster thriller that takes the “terror in the skies” subgenre to its...
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The Thin Red Line (released on Dec. 25, 1998), which marked director Terrence Malick‘s return to filmmaking after a twenty-year hiatus, is an expansive...
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The Mighty Ducks (released in theaters on October 2, 1992) is the quintessential underdog story, blending 1990s optimism with a genuine heart. Directed by...
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A Civil Action (released in theaters on Dec. 25, 1998) stands as one of the most intellectually honest legal dramas of its era. Directed...
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Rounders (released on Sept. 11, 1998) arrived just before the global explosion of Texas Hold ’em, serving as both a prescient look at professional...
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L.A. Confidential (released in theaters on September 19, 1997) is a stylish, brutal, and deeply layered exploration of 1950s Los Angeles, a city where...
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Letters from a Killer (released on August 21, 1998) serves as a gritty, high-stakes vehicle for Patrick Swayze, moving him away from his romantic...
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Scream (released in theaters on Dec. 20, 1996) opened when the horror genre was largely considered dead, buried under a mountain of stagnant sequels...