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...
Jumanji (released in theaters on Dec. 15, 1995), the film starring Robin Williams and directed by Joe Johnston, remains a cornerstone of 1990s family...
Disclosure (released in theaters on December 9, 1994) is based on the controversial best-selling novel by Michael Crichton and directed by Barry Levinson. Set...
Scream 2 (released in theaters on Dec. 12, 1997), set two years after the horrific Woodsboro murders, finds Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) attempting to...
The Preacher’s Wife (released in theaters on December 13, 1996), directed by Penny Marshall, is a joyous, emotionally resonant retelling of the classic 1947...
Wayne’s World 2 (released in theaters on December 10, 1993), directed by Stephen Surjik, is the surprisingly successful and wonderfully self-aware sequel to the...
Executive Decision (released in theaters on March 15, 1996), directed by Stuart Baird, is a taut, intelligent action thriller that wisely focuses on suspense...
The Rookie (released in theaters on Dec. 7, 1990), directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, is a hard-hitting, fast-paced buddy cop thriller that pairs...
Good Will Hunting, released in theaters on Dec. 5, 1997, is a profound exploration of unrealized potential, emotional trauma, and the courage to choose...
Trapped in Paradise, released in theaters on December 2, 1994, stands out in the mid-90s blizzard of high-concept holiday comedies as a strange, lurching...
I’ll Be Home for Christmas, released in theaters on Nov. 13, 1998, centers on Jake Wilkinson (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), a glib California college student...
The Game, released on September 12, 1997, is a stylish, slick, and deeply unsettling psychological thriller that expertly exploits the paranoia and control issues...
Mafia!, released in theaters on July 24, 1998, directed by Jim Abrahams (Airplane!, The Naked Gun), is a relentlessly silly and irreverent spoof that...