In Country captures a poignant and deeply personal exploration of the lingering shadows of the Vietnam War on American small-town life. Directed by Norman...
Double Jeopardy (released in theaters on September 24, 1999) delivers a thrilling, high-concept cat-and-mouse game that blends romantic betrayal with an ingenious legal premise....
Clerks (released in theaters on October 19, 1994) redefined independent American cinema in the 1990s, capturing the hilariously mundane reality of dead-end suburban employment...
The Shadow (released in theaters on July 1, 1994) transports audiences to a dazzling, art deco-infused 1930s New York City, delivering a thrilling revival...
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,...
Grosse Pointe Blank (released on April 11, 1997) hits the ground running with Martin Blank (John Cusack), a depressed, neurotic professional assassin who is...
Hook (released in theaters on December 11, 1991) introduces Peter Banning (Robin Williams), a cold, workaholic corporate merger lawyer living in modern-day San Francisco...
Congo (released in theaters on June 9, 1995) swings into action with a high-stakes corporate disaster when a communications expedition sent by TraviCom CEO...
The Truman Show (released in theaters on June 5, 1998) introduces Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey), a cheerful, unassuming insurance salesman living an idyllic life...
Sliding Doors (released on April 24, 1998) introduces Helen Quilley (Gwyneth Paltrow), a London public relations executive whose life fractures into two distinct, parallel...
Sommersby (released in theaters on February 5, 1993) opens in the bitter, impoverished aftermath of the American Civil War, focusing on the small, struggling...
Major League II (released in theaters on March 30, 1994) opens one year after the Cleveland Indians’ miraculous, division-winning season, with the underdog team...