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...
Pushing Tin (released in theaters on April 23, 1999) dives into the high-stress, caffeinated world of terminal radar approach control, where air traffic controllers...
Manhattan Murder Mystery (released in theaters on August 18, 1993) reunites one of cinema’s most beloved comedic pairings, Larry (Woody Allen) and Carol Lipton...
Celtic Pride (released in theaters on April 19, 1996) centers on Mike O’Hara (Daniel Stern) and Jimmy Flaherty (Dan Aykroyd), two die-hard Boston Celtics...
Homegrown (released on April 17, 1998) introduces us to Jack (Billy Bob Thornton), Carter (Hank Azaria), and Harlan (Ryan Phillippe), three low-level marijuana harvesters...
Cops & Robbersons (released in theaters on April 15, 1994) follows Norman Robberson (Chevy Chase), an average suburbanite whose lifelong obsession with police procedurals...
Boiling Point (released in theaters on April 16, 1993) plunges into the gritty, neon-soaked underworld of Los Angeles, following Treasury Agent Jimmy Mercer (Wesley...
Crazy People (released in theaters on April 13, 1990) follows the frantic life of Emery Leeson (Dudley Moore), a high-strung advertising executive who reaches...
Fear (released in theaters on April 12, 1996) follows the harrowing transformation of a teenage romance into a violent nightmare for the Walker family....
Never Been Kissed (released in theaters on April 9, 1999) follows Josie Geller (Drew Barrymore), a bright but socially awkward 25-year-old copy editor at...