Bob Hoskins costars in this nostalgic comic drama of an unconventional family in 1960s New England and Christina Ricci makes her screen debut as Ryder’s swimming-obsessed younger sister.
Charles Burnett explores the collision of rural Southern Black culture and folk superstitions with middle class African-American urban life in this landmark American indie drama.
Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward star in this lively monster movie, a creature feature by way of a contemporary western with offbeat humor, eccentric characters and a clever twist on a classic genre.
Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci star in Scorsese’s violent, dynamic, exhilarating mob thriller, the greatest American gangster movie since Coppola’s ‘The Godfather.’
Fred Ward is perfect as Hoke Moseley in what should have been the launch of a funky crime movie franchise from the Charles Willeford novels, yet Alec Baldwin steals the film as the psychopath he’s hunting down.
Michael J. Fox goes backwards, forwards, and sideways through time as Marty McFly in a souped-up DeLorean in Robert Zemeckis’ 1985 time travel comedy and its two sequels.
Al Pacino is Michael Corleone in the great American epic of the immigrant dream turned family business in the Oscar-winning trilogy based on the novel by Mario Puzo.
Hong Kong superstars Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, and Andy Lau play lost and disaffected young adults in the first woozy masterpiece from director Wong Kar-Wai
