Mr. Destiny (released in theaters on October 12, 1990) swings for the fences as a charming, It’s a Wonderful Life-inspired fantasy comedy that explores...
Dracula (released on November 13, 1992) swoops onto the screen as a breathtaking, opera-scaled triumph of romantic gothic horror that reclaims the dark majesty...
The Devil’s Advocate (released in theaters on October 17, 1997) struts onto the screen as a deliciously decadent, morally charged supernatural thriller that masterfully...
The Doors (released in theaters on March 1, 1991) explodes onto the screen as a sprawling, intoxicating, and sensory-overload biopic that captures the meteoric...
Tombstone (released in theaters on Dec. 25, 1993) is an unabashedly entertaining western that blends mythic heroics with quotable swagger, anchored by a commanding...
Robert Rodriguez’s The Faculty (released in theaters on Dec. 25, 1998) is a knowingly trashy, sharply self-aware mash-up of teen movie and body‑snatcher sci‑fi, drenching...
The Talented Mr. Ripley (released in theaters on Dec. 25, 1999) is a lush, unnerving psychological thriller that turns the sun-drenched Italian coastline into...
Kindergarten Cop, released in theaters on Dec. 21, 1990, reunited Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ivan Reitman following their collaboration on the hit 1988 comedy Twins....
My Fellow Americans (released in theaters on Dec. 20, 1996) centers on the bitter rivalry between two former U.S. Presidents: the thrifty, uptight Republican...
You’ve Got Mail, released in theaters on Dec. 18, 1998, was the third collaboration between Tom Hanks, and Meg Ryan, who previously appeared together...
Forever Young, released in theaters on Dec. 16, 1992, is remembered as a quintessential 90s “tear-jerker” that successfully merged science fiction with old-fashioned Hollywood...
Dumb and Dumber (released in theaters on December 15, 1994) follows the misadventures of Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey) and Harry Dunne (Jeff Daniels), two...