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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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Always – A Lyrical Meditation on Love, Loss & Letting Go
No Mercy – A Steam-Heated Intersection of Corruption & Desire
Disorganized Crime – A Hidden Gem of High-Stakes Hilarity
We’re No Angels – A Playful, Spiritual Farce of Mistaken Identity
Absence of Malice: Chilling Investigation of Journalistic Ethics
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The Bucket List – A Celebration of Life & Unlikely Friendship
August: Osage County – A Masterfully Acted Family Post-Mortem
First Daughter – A Sweetly Sincere Exploration of Freedom & Duty
Chasing Liberty: A Charming Escape from the Presidential Bubble
Taken 3 – A Relentless Race for Justice & Personal Vengeance
90's
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...
90's
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...
90's
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...
90's
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...
90's
The Fugitive opened in theaters on August 6, 1993 at No.1, grossing $23.8 million en route to dominating the box office for the next...