Angels in the Outfield (released in theaters on July 15, 1994) warms the heart as a delightfully whimsical, emotionally resonant 1994 sports fantasy that...
Contact (released on July 11, 1997) soars as a deeply profound, intellectually stimulating 1997 science-fiction masterpiece that values cosmic wonder and philosophical inquiry over...
Species (released in theaters on July 7, 1995) bursts onto the screen as a highly stylized, provocative 1995 science-fiction horror thriller that perfectly captures...
Phenomenon (released in theaters on July 3, 1996) shines brightly as a heartwarming and bittersweet 1996 fantasy-drama that explores the untapped boundaries of the...
Striptease (released in theaters on June 28, 1996) arrives as a highly publicized, neon-soaked 1996 erotic comedy thriller that attempts to blend satirical crime...
Wolf (released in theaters on June 17, 1994) introduces Will Randall (Jack Nicholson), a weathered, literate chief editor at a prestigious New York publishing...
Dying Young (released in theaters on June 21, 1991) introduces Hilary O’Neil (Julia Roberts), a vibrant, working-class young woman who is looking for a...
The Rocketeer (released in theaters on June 21, 1991) sweeps audiences away to a stylized, sun-drenched 1938 Los Angeles, centering on Cliff Secord (Billy...
Last Action Hero opens with Danny Madigan (Austin O’Brien), a lonely, movie-obsessed young boy living in a gritty New York City neighborhood, seeking escape...
Clockers (released in theaters on September 15, 1995) plunges into the sweltering, high-stakes world of a Brooklyn public housing project, centering on Ronald “Strike”...
Palmetto (released in theaters on February 20, 1998) opens with Harry Barber (Woody Harrelson), a disgruntled former journalist who has just been released from...
Housesitter sparks into life when straight-laced architect Newton Davis (Steve Martin) builds his dream house in his idyllic hometown of Dobbs Ferry, New York,...