Toy Story (1995)

When a space‑ranger toy named Buzz Lightyear arrives, Woody, the beloved cowboy doll, feels threatened and must confront his jealousy; together they embark on a daring adventure to return to their owner Andy, discovering the true meaning of friendship.


GoldenEye (1995)

James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) returns to action after a 14‑year hiatus, confronting a former MI6 operative who threatens global catastrophe with a satellite weapon, while navigating betrayal and high‑stakes espionage.


Four Rooms (1995)

Four Rooms (1995) is an anthology comedy that follows a hapless hotel bellhop, played by Tim Roth, as he copes with a succession of bizarre, chaotic guests in each of the hotel's four rooms on a New Year’s Eve night. Each segment, directed by a different filmmaker, blends dark humor and slapstick mishaps in a single night of mayhem.


Get Shorty (1995)

A volatile mob enforcer travels to Los Angeles to collect a debt, but becomes fascinated by the world of Hollywood filmmaking and scheming producers, blurring the line between crime and cinema.


Copycat (1995)

When a copycat serial killer begins reproducing the methods of infamous murderers, a brilliant forensic psychologist and a veteran detective must join forces to stop the savage spree, confronting their own traumas in the process.


Shanghai Triad (Yao a yao yao dao waipo qiao) (1995)

Set in 1930s Shanghai, a teenage orphan becomes a servant in a powerful triad boss’s household, silently witnessing the brutal power struggles and betrayals that define the criminal underworld.


Twelve Monkeys (1995)

In a post-apocalyptic future, a condemned inmate is sent back to the 1990s to uncover the origin of a deadly virus, confronting paradoxes and a mysterious mental patient along the way.


Babe (1995)

A lovable pig named Babe defies expectations by learning to herd sheep on a farm, guided by a wise old dog and a supportive farmer, proving that courage and kindness can transcend any species.


Dead Man Walking (1995)

A nun becomes the spiritual advisor to a convicted rapist on death row, confronting her faith and the moral complexities of justice as she seeks redemption for both him and herself.


Richard III (1995)

Set in a re‑imagined 1930s fascist Britain, Ian McKellen’s Richard III schemes through murder, manipulation and propaganda to climb the political ladder and claim power. The film blends Shakespeare’s tragedy with a stark, militaristic visual style.


Seven (Se7en) (1995)

Two detectives race against time to stop a meticulous serial killer who stages each murder to represent one of the seven deadly sins, leading them into a grim battle of wits and morality.


Usual Suspects, The (1995)

A group of disparate criminals is rounded up for a police interrogation after a disastrous heist, and their tangled stories reveal a master manipulator known only as Keyser Söze, whose true identity remains a shocking mystery.


Mighty Aphrodite (1995)

Woody Allen plays a down‑on‑his‑luck New York writer who discovers he has a teenage son raised by a prostitute, and together they confront the boy’s revelation that he is a hermaphrodite, sparking a heartfelt, witty exploration of love, family, and unexpected parenthood.


Postino, Il (1994)

A shy postman on a tiny Italian island becomes friends with exiled poet Pablo Neruda, and through delivering his mail discovers love, poetry, and a new sense of purpose.


Mr. Holland's Opus (1995)

A devoted high school music teacher, Glenn Holland, pours his passion into his students while battling personal setbacks, hoping to one day complete his lifelong masterpiece—a symphonic opus that will endure beyond his years.


French Twist (Gazon maudit) (1995)

A bored housewife discovers her husband's affair with a free‑spirited woman, and soon both women fall for each other, turning their suburban marriage into a hilariously chaotic love triangle.


From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

When two desperate criminals hijack a family’s car and head to Mexico, they end up trapped in a seedy roadside bar that transforms into a lair of blood‑thirsty vampires, turning a gritty crime chase into a frantic night of survival.


White Balloon, The (1995)

A determined young girl wanders Tehran’s bustling market to buy a goldfish for her sister’s birthday, confronting a series of small yet telling obstacles. Her naive persistence turns a simple errand into a charming portrait of everyday life in Iran.


Antonia's Line (1995)

Set in a Dutch village after World War II, Antonia returns home and creates a thriving, matriarchal community where generations of women navigate love, loss, and everyday miracles. Through humor and a touch of magical realism, the film celebrates female resilience and the enduring bonds of family.


Angels and Insects (1995)

In Victorian England, a shy entomology student becomes a servant to a mysterious aristocratic woman, drawing him into a world of sexual intrigue, class rivalry, and a secret obsession with insects. Their tangled relationships illuminate the dark undercurrents of desire and social ambition.


Muppet Treasure Island (1996)

A muppet‑filled retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic sees young Jim Hawkins join Kermit, Miss Piggy, and a ragtag crew of pirates to hunt for hidden treasure while outwitting the treacherous Long John Silver. The film blends swash‑buckling adventure with the Muppets’ signature humor and musical numbers.

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Braveheart (1995)

William Wallace, a Scottish warrior, rallies his compatriots to resist English rule and fight for independence, sparking a relentless uprising in 13th‑century Scotland. Amid betrayal, brutal battles, and personal loss, his passion ignites a lasting legacy of freedom.


Taxi Driver (1976)

A mentally unstable Vietnam veteran works the night shift as a cab driver in gritty 1970s New York, becoming obsessed with ridding the city of its seedy underbelly, which draws him into a spiral of violent obsession.


Rumble in the Bronx (1995)

When Hong Kong cop Keung (Jackie Chan) visits his uncle in New York’s Bronx, he gets tangled in a gang war and rescues a kidnapped girl, blending high‑octane martial arts with classic Chan humor.


Birdcage, The (1996)

Ronny and Armand, owners of a flamboyant drag club, scramble to convince their son’s conservative future in‑laws that they are a conventional family, leading to a cascade of hilarious misunderstandings and heartfelt revelations.


Brothers McMullen, The (1995)

Three Irish‑American brothers navigate love, family expectations, and personal secrets as they juggle romances, pregnancy scares, and a hidden affair, all while trying to keep their close‑knit bond intact.


Bad Boys (1995)

Detective Mike Lowrey and rookie Officer Marcus Burnett, two Miami narcotics cops, team up to protect a witness and bring down a powerful drug kingpin, delivering high‑octane action, humor, and explosive car chases.


Apollo 13 (1995)

Based on the true 1970 mission, Apollo 13 follows astronauts Jim Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert as they battle a crippled spacecraft and race against time to safely return to Earth after an oxygen‑tank explosion.


Batman Forever (1995)

Detective Bruce Wayne returns as Batman to stop the scheming Two‑Face and the tech‑obsessed Riddler, who team up to wreak havoc on Gotham. Along the way, he must balance his crusade with new allies, a burgeoning romance, and the haunting legacy of his parents.


Belle de jour (1967)

A respectable Parisian housewife secretly spends her afternoons as a high‑class prostitute, exploring hidden fantasies that clash with her bourgeois life. Directed by Luis Buñuel, the film blurs the line between reality and desire.


Crimson Tide (1995)

A tense submarine thriller in which a U.S. nuclear missile boat's seasoned captain and his ambitious executive officer clash over a suspected Russian attack, forcing them into a deadly battle of wills as they decide whether to launch nuclear missiles.


Crumb (1994)

A candid documentary that delves into the life and controversial art of underground cartoonist Robert Crumb, exploring his eccentric family dynamics and the cultural impact of his work. Through intimate interviews and archival footage, the film paints an unflinching portrait of the artist’s genius and personal turmoil.


Desperado (1995)

A former mariachi-turned-mercenary (Antonio Banderas) returns to Mexico to exact revenge on the drug lord who killed his lover, wielding a guitar‑shaped gun and a fierce, unstoppable fury. Along the way he teams up with a feisty bartender (Salma Hayek) as they spark a fiery showdown that blends romance, music, and explosive action.


Doom Generation, The (1995)

A nihilistic road‑trip thriller, *The Doom Generation* follows disaffected teens Jordan, Lucy, and the volatile Seth as they spiral through a night of sex, drugs, and escalating violence across the American Southwest.


Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)

A year after their first adventure, Jesse returns to the coast to help Willy and his pod survive a deadly oil spill and fend off a ruthless marine poacher, battling dangerous predators and environmental threats as they struggle to reunite with their family.


Mad Love (1995)

A young college student becomes dangerously infatuated with a mysterious, charismatic stranger, only to discover that his alluring charm hides a lethal, supernatural secret that turns her obsessive love into a deadly nightmare.


Nadja (1994)

A modern take on vampire lore, "Nadja" follows the eponymous blood‑sucking sibling of Dracula as she roams nocturnal New York, evading hunters while confronting her own humanity and the chaotic urban night.


Net, The (1995)

A brilliant computer analyst discovers that her identity has been erased and replaced by a shadowy cyber‑terrorist network, forcing her to go on the run to expose a massive conspiracy and reclaim her life.


Strange Days (1995)

In a dystopian Los Angeles on the brink of the millennium, a former cop turned black‑market dealer of illegal memory recordings uncovers a deadly conspiracy while protecting a mysterious woman, leading to a night of violent intrigue and betrayal.


To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar (1995)

Three flamboyant drag queens embark on a cross‑country road trip to compete in a national pageant, encountering a small-town community that challenges their preconceptions. Their humor and bold self‑expression transform both themselves and the people they meet.


Billy Madison (1995)

Billy Madison, a spoiled 27‑year‑old man‑child, must relive his school years from first grade to graduation to prove he’s worthy of inheriting his father’s corporation, leading to a wild, slapstick journey of self‑discovery.


Clerks (1994)

Two slacker clerks, Dante and Randal, navigate a chaotic day at their respectively owned convenience and video stores, trading witty banter and existential musings while dealing with absurd customers and mundane crises in a raw, black‑and‑white indie comedy.


Disclosure (1994)

Tech executive Tom Sanders is accused of sexual harassment by a female colleague, but the real danger emerges when he uncovers a corporate conspiracy that threatens his career and safety.


Dolores Claiborne (1994)

In a remote Maine town, housekeeper Dolores Claiborne (Katherine Hepburn) is arrested for murdering her affluent employer, and her confession slowly unveils a decades‑long battle with an abusive husband and a hidden truth that could exonerate her.


Eat Drink Man Woman (1994)

A widowed master chef in Taipei uses his elaborate Sunday feasts to keep his family close, but his three daughters each chase their own dreams and desires. As love, secrets, and modern life confront tradition, the family learns to navigate change through the kitchen’s lingering aromas.


Exotica (1994)

A grieving widower’s obsession with a mysterious exotic dancer draws him into the tangled lives of the club’s owner, a mother coping with loss, and a solitary man with a dog, revealing hidden wounds and fragile connections beneath the neon-lit world of the strip club.


Ed Wood (1994)

Tim Burton’s quirky biographical comedy-drama chronicles the eccentric 1950s filmmaker Ed Wood, whose relentless passion for making low‑budget horror movies leads him into a world of off‑beat collaborators, Hollywood oddities, and heartfelt ambition.


Hoop Dreams (1994)

A documentary following two inner‑city Chicago teens as they chase basketball stardom, exploring their families, schools, and the challenges that shape their dreams and realities.


I.Q. (1994)

In 1950s New York, a shy physics professor falls for a wealthy socialite and turns to his charismatic uncle, Albert Einstein, for scientific advice on how to win her heart.


Star Wars (1977)

In a galaxy far away, farm boy Luke Skywalker teams up with a rogue smuggler, a princess, and a wise Jedi to battle the tyrannical Empire and its fearsome enforcer, Darth Vader.


Legends of the Fall (1994)

A sweeping saga set in early‑20th‑century Montana, following the turbulent lives of the Ludlow brothers—sharp‑witted Tristan, rugged Samuel, and gentle Alfred—as they grapple with love, war, and a family curse that tears them apart. Their passions and loyalties collide in a tale of unforgettable romance, tragedy, and redemption.


Madness of King George, The (1994)

When King George III begins suffering severe mental illness, his doctors, family, and Parliament scramble to keep the throne stable, while grappling with the stigma and political fallout of his condition. The film dramatizes the personal and political turmoil surrounding his deteriorating mind.


Natural Born Killers (1994)

A murderous couple embarks on a cross‑country killing spree, captured and glorified by a blood‑thirsty media machine. Their rampage becomes a twisted commentary on fame and violence.


Outbreak (1995)

When a deadly, Ebola‑like virus erupts in a small California town, a dedicated virologist teams up with a U.S. Army unit to contain the outbreak, racing against time and a covert government cover‑up to prevent a global pandemic.


Professional, The (1994)

A solitary hitman in New York reluctantly takes in a 12‑year‑old girl after her family is murdered, and together they form an unlikely bond as he teaches her the art of killing while protecting her from a ruthless corrupt cop.


Pulp Fiction (1994)

A crime thriller intertwining the lives of hitmen, a boxer, a gangster’s wife, and a pair of diner robbers, filled with sharp dialogue, nonlinear storytelling, and darkly comic violence.


Priest (1994)

When a small‑town priest uncovers a murder tied to a corrupt network, he must confront both the criminal underworld and his own crisis of faith.


Quiz Show (1994)

Set against the 1950s television boom, Quiz Show dramatizes the real‑life scandal that exposed the rigging of the popular game show “Twenty‑One,” following a bright young contestant and an ambitious journalist as they uncover the network’s deception.


Three Colors: Red (1994)

In this final installment of Kieślowski’s Three Colors trilogy, a chance encounter between a young model and a retired judge leads them into a tangled web of surveillance, secrets, and unexpected connections, exploring fate and the intertwined nature of human relationships.


Three Colors: Blue (1993)

After the sudden death of her husband and daughter, grieving composer Julie attempts to free herself from her past and the haunting memory of their unfinished symphony, confronting her own identity and the lingering ties of love.


Three Colors: White (1994)

After a bitter divorce leaves him penniless, Polish immigrant Karol embarks on a cunning scheme to regain his wealth and dignity, navigating bureaucratic hurdles and personal revenge across France and Poland. His darkly comic quest explores themes of resilience, justice, and the complexities of love and loss.


Stargate (1994)

When archaeologist Dr. Daniel Jackson deciphers an ancient Egyptian artifact that functions as a portal to another planet, he joins a military team to travel through the Stargate and confront a powerful alien posing as a god. Together they must stop the alien’s tyrannical rule and free the enslaved people on the distant world.


Santa Clause, The (1994)

When Scott Calvin accidentally causes Santa’s demise on Christmas Eve, a magical clause forces him to become the new Santa, thrusting him into a whirlwind of festive duties, family skepticism, and comedic misadventures. As he learns the true spirit of Christmas, he must balance his new responsibilities with his everyday life.


Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)

Banker Andy Dufresne, wrongfully convicted of murder, befriends fellow inmate Red while enduring the brutal realities of Shawshank Prison, ultimately orchestrating an ingenious escape that underscores hope and redemption.


What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)

A gentle dramedy about Gilbert Grape, a young man in a rural town who juggles caring for his morbidly obese mother and his developmentally‑disabled brother while yearning for a life beyond his responsibilities. His bond with his brother, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, reveals both heartache and hope.


While You Were Sleeping (1995)

When Lucy, a solitary Chicago commuter, saves a man from a subway accident, she’s mistaken for his fiancée while he lies comatose, leading her into a whirlwind romance with his charismatic brother.


Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)

Ace Ventura, a zany animal detective, is hired to locate the missing Miami Dolphins mascot and uncovers a wacky, slap‑slapfilled mystery that showcases Jim Carrey’s outrageous comedy.


Crow, The (1994)

A grieving musician is resurrected by a mystical crow to avenge his own murder and that of his fiancée, unleashing a relentless, supernatural quest for justice in a rain‑soaked, gothic city.


Forrest Gump (1994)

A kind-hearted man with a low IQ unintentionally influences pivotal moments in American history, while his lifelong love for Jenny drives his extraordinary, yet simple, journey across decades.


Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)

A charming British romantic comedy follows bachelor Charles as he navigates love, awkward moments, and changing friendships across a series of weddings, culminating in an unexpected funeral that forces him to confront his true feelings.


Lion King, The (1994)

When his father is murdered, young lion Simba flees the Pride Lands and grows up far from home. With the encouragement of friends, he returns to confront his uncle and claim his rightful place as king.


Mask, The (1994)

A mild‑mannered bank clerk discovers a mysterious mask that transforms him into a wildly cartoonish alter ego, unleashing a chaotic spree of pranks and daring heroics. As he embraces his new persona, he battles a ruthless crime syndicate while learning to balance his newfound confidence with his true self.


Maverick (1994)

Maverick follows charming gambler Bret Maverick (Mel Gibson) as he hustles across the Old West, joining forces with a savvy con artist (Jodie Foster) and a seasoned lawman (James Garner) to win a high‑stakes poker tournament while evading relentless pursuers.


Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)

A 1965 cult exploitation film by Russ Meyer, it follows three sultry go-go dancers who become embroiled in a violent clash with a biker gang and a scheming madam, spiraling into a wild, sex‑filled showdown.


Brother Minister: The Assassination of Malcolm X (1994)

Brother Minister: The Assassination of Malcolm X is a 1994 documentary that chronicles the civil rights leader’s rise and the mysterious circumstances of his 1965 murder. Through archival footage and interviews, it probes the political intrigue and conspiracy theories that continue to surround his death.


Carlito's Way (1993)

Cuban ex‑drug lord Carlito Brigante is released from prison and vows to leave his criminal past behind, but old loyalties and a ruthless mob boss drag him back into a deadly world, threatening his chance at redemption.


Firm, The (1993)

A bright young attorney joins a prestigious New York law firm, only to uncover its deadly connections to organized crime, forcing him to outwit both the mob and the FBI in a high‑stakes battle for survival.


Free Willy (1993)

A troubled orphan befriends a captive orca named Willy and, with the help of a compassionate park employee, plots a daring rescue to set the whale free, forging a heartfelt bond that transforms both their lives.


Fugitive, The (1993)

Dr. Richard Kimble, a respected surgeon falsely convicted of murdering his wife, escapes from custody to uncover the true killer and clear his name, while relentless U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard pursues him across the country.


Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993)

In this over‑the‑top sequel, Topper Harley (Val Kilmer) returns to a tropical island to rescue his estranged wife and thwart a drug lord, parodying Rambo, Lethal Weapon and countless other action clichés. The film delivers relentless slapstick, absurd sight gags and nonstop pop‑culture references.


Hudsucker Proxy, The (1994)

A naive mailroom clerk is installed as a puppet CEO of a struggling conglomerate, where his innocent enthusiasm and an eccentric inventor’s invention unexpectedly threaten the scheming executives. The film follows his whirlwind rise and fall in a stylized, satirical take on corporate America.


Jurassic Park (1993)

A team of scientists and a teenage mathematician visit a remote island where extinct dinosaurs have been resurrected through cloning, only to see the park’s security fail and the prehistoric creatures run amok. They must fight for survival and find a way off the island before the deadly predators wipe them out.


Much Ado About Nothing (1993)

In this vibrant 1993 adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, witty banter and mistaken identities spark romance and intrigue as Beatrice and Benedick grapple with love amid the machinations of a Venetian court.


Robert A. Heinlein's The Puppet Masters (1994)

Parasitic alien invaders covertly attach themselves to humans, taking control of their minds and threatening global domination. A secret government team races to locate and eliminate the creatures before humanity is enslaved.


Ref, The (1994)

A cat‑burglar breaks into a suburban home on Christmas Eve, only to be trapped by a quarreling couple and their obnoxious relatives, forcing him to become the reluctant “referee” for their constant bickering. Amid the holidays, his attempts at mediation spark chaotic, darkly comic moments.


Remains of the Day, The (1993)

A dignified butler, Stevens, reflects on his lifelong devotion to his aristocratic employer, confronting lingering regrets and a lost love amid the fading grandeur of pre‑World War II England. As he retraces his past, he must reconcile his sense of duty with the personal sacrifices he made.


Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)

When a six‑year‑old chess prodigy emerges, his mother and a demanding instructor try to protect his innocence while his eccentric mentor encourages him to enjoy the game. As he prepares for a national tournament, he must balance the pressures of competition with the joy of playing.


Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

A recently widowed architect's son calls a late‑night radio show, sparking a nationwide connection with a charming journalist who becomes determined to meet the grieving father, leading to a serendipitous romance across the country.


Blade Runner (1982)

In a rain‑soaked, neon‑lit 2019 Los Angeles, a weary Blade Runner is tasked with tracking down a group of rebellious humanoid replicants, forcing him to confront the blurry line between artificial and human life.


So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993)

A neurotic London comic falls head‑over‑heels for the beautiful Harriet, only to suspect she might be an axe‑wielding serial killer, sending his life into a darkly comic spiral of love, paranoia, and murder.


Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993)

Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, discovers the wonder of Christmas Town and attempts to stage his own version of the holiday, sparking chaos and self‑realization for both realms.


True Romance (1993)

After stealing a suitcase of cocaine, a young couple goes on the run, pursued by mobsters, a relentless detective, and a series of eccentric criminals. Their volatile romance fuels a violent, cross‑country odyssey that blends gritty action with darkly comic romance.


Welcome to the Dollhouse (1995)

A socially awkward 12‑year‑old navigates the brutal world of middle school, dealing with bullies, family chaos, and her own fantasies while striving for acceptance. Her misadventures reveal the painful awkwardness of adolescence with dark, irreverent humor.


Home Alone (1990)

When 8‑year‑old Kevin McCallister is accidentally left behind after his family flies to Paris for Christmas, he must defend his home from two bumbling burglars using a series of inventive traps.


Aladdin (1992)

A street‑wise orphan named Aladdin finds a magical lamp and befriends a charismatic, shape‑shifting Genie, using his wishes to win Princess Jasmine’s heart while thwarting the evil sorcerer Jafar.


Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

A reprogrammed Terminator travels back to protect a teenage John Connor, while a shape‑shifting T‑1000 pursues them, igniting a relentless cat‑and‑mouse chase. Their struggle determines whether humanity will survive the looming Judgment Day.


Dances with Wolves (1990)

A Civil War lieutenant is posted to a remote frontier outpost, where he befriends the local Sioux tribe, learns their language, and ultimately adopts their way of life, confronting the encroaching forces of civilization.


Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)

FBI trainee Clarice Starling enlists the aid of imprisoned cannibal Dr. Hannibal Lecter to track the elusive serial killer Buffalo Bill, confronting both his own fears and the darkness within the mind.


Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

After escaping the jealous queen’s murderous plot, Snow White finds refuge with seven kind-hearted dwarfs who become her protectors. When the queen’s poisoned apple puts Snow White in a deathlike sleep, true love’s kiss awakens her and restores peace to the kingdom.


Fargo (1996)

A pregnant Minnesota police chief investigates a botched kidnapping gone deadly, exposing the darkly comic greed and incompetence of a desperate car salesman and his henchmen against the stark, snow‑filled landscape.


Heavy Metal (1981)

Heavy Metal is an animated sci‑fantasy anthology film that follows a mysterious glowing green orb as it travels through a series of erotic, psychedelic stories set to a hard‑rock soundtrack, showcasing striking visuals and surreal worlds. Its eclectic music and bold animation have earned it cult‑classic status.

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Aristocats, The (1970)

In 1910 Paris, a pampered mother cat named Duchess and her three kittens are kidnapped by a jealous butler, but a charismatic alley cat named Thomas O'Malley and his ragtag friends rescue them. Together they outwit the villain and guide the family back to their beloved home.


All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 (1996)

Charlie returns from the afterlife to protect a young orphan girl from a greedy thief, embarking on a new adventure that proves love and friendship can transcend even the boundaries between life and death.


Theodore Rex (1995)

In a neon‑lit future Detroit, a genetically engineered Tyrannosaurus named Theodore teams up with a gritty human detective to track down a violent gang and solve a string of murders, blending sci‑fi action with off‑beat comedy.


Sgt. Bilko (1996)

Sgt. Bilko follows a smooth‑talking army sergeant who runs a crooked supply operation from his post, constantly outwitting superiors and pulling elaborate scams while protecting his loyal crew. When a new commanding officer threatens to shut him down, Bilko must orchestrate his most daring scheme yet.


Diabolique (1996)

A grieving wife and her husband's scheming mistress join forces to murder the abusive man, only to discover that his death was staged and they are now stalked by a relentless killer. Their desperate struggle for survival reveals dark secrets and twisted vengeance.


Moll Flanders (1996)

Moll Flanders chronicles the daring rise of a resourceful 17th‑century Englishwoman who climbs from poverty to wealth through a series of bold marriages, betrayals, and criminal escapades, all while grappling with love, loss, and the longing for redemption.


Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996)

The anarchic sketch comedy troupe the Kids in the Hall launch a satirical romp about a struggling comedy show battling corporate greed and creative sabotage, while riffing on the absurdities of fame. Filled with off‑beat characters and surreal humor, the film skewers the entertainment industry and the quest for artistic integrity.


Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (1996)

When a janitor and his quirky robot companions become trapped aboard the Satellite of Love, they're forced to watch a terrible sci‑fi film to survive. Their relentless, sarcastic commentary transforms the bad movie into a wildly funny, cult‑classic experience.


Operation Dumbo Drop (1995)

In 1965 Vietnam, a misfit unit of the US Army is tasked with delivering a rescued baby elephant to a remote village as part of a covert operation. Their chaotic jungle trek turns into a comedic adventure full of mishaps and unexpected camaraderie.


Truth About Cats & Dogs, The (1996)

Radio host Abby (Janeane Garofalo) shuns dating herself and persuades the glamorous model Noelle (Uma Thurman) to pose as her on a blind date with a shy listener, sparking a comedic web of mistaken identities. As the truth unfolds, both women discover that honesty—and love—are more about who they truly are than how they appear.


Flipper (1996)

After moving to the Florida Keys with his mother, a lonely boy befriends a clever dolphin named Flipper, sparking thrilling adventures and a battle to save the marine sanctuary from a ruthless developer.


Horseman on the Roof, The (Hussard sur le toit, Le) (1995)

Set against the 1832 cholera outbreak in Provence, a dashing French hussar races across the countryside on his horse to deliver crucial news, while becoming entangled in a passionate romance with an aristocratic woman.


Wallace & Gromit: The Best of Aardman Animation (1996)

The Best of Aardman Animation presents a curated collection of the studio’s iconic clay‑animation shorts, starring the eccentric inventor Wallace and his loyal dog Gromit alongside other beloved characters. The compilation celebrates Aardman's signature blend of witty storytelling, inventive designs, and charming stop‑motion craftsmanship.


Haunted World of Edward D. Wood Jr., The (1995)

A quirky documentary that explores the life, eccentricities, and cult‑film legacy of notorious director Edward D. Wood Jr., featuring rare interviews, footage, and reflections on his so‑bad‑they’re‑good movies.


Cold Comfort Farm (1995)

After inheriting her late aunt’s crumbling Cold Comfort Farm, naive city girl Flora Poste arrives at the gloomy estate determined to tame its eccentric, superstitious relatives. With witty scheming and unexpected romance, she tries to modernize the farm while rescuing them from their own quirks.


Rock, The (1996)

When a rogue group of ex‑Marine commandos seize Alcatraz and threaten to release a deadly nerve gas over San Francisco, a seasoned former British spy teams up with a brilliant chemist to infiltrate the island and stop them, delivering high‑octane action and witty banter.


Twister (1996)

A daring team of storm chasers races across Oklahoma to deploy a groundbreaking research device before a series of violent tornadoes strike, confronting both nature's fury and their own rivalries.


Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision (1994)

A documentary chronicling architect and artist Maya Lin, it follows her groundbreaking work—from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial to her later environmental installations—while revealing the thoughtful vision and personal drive behind her iconic, minimalist designs.


Striptease (1996)

A former FBI secretary turns to exotic dancing to win custody of her daughter, landing her in a dangerous entanglement with a corrupt senator and his ruthless henchmen. While she fights to protect her child, she discovers unexpected allies and confronts the gritty world of political scandal.


Independence Day (ID4) (1996)

When an alien fleet arrives to annihilate Earth, a disparate group of pilots, scientists, and leaders, led by a charismatic president, unite to launch a daring global counterattack and save humanity.


Cable Guy, The (1996)

A socially awkward cable installer befriends a lonely client, but his well‑meaning attempts to help quickly turn intrusive and chaotic, spiraling into a darkly comic battle of control.


Frighteners, The (1996)

After a tragic accident grants him the ability to see and communicate with the dead, con man Frank Bannister (Michael J. Fox) uses his new powers to scam the living—until a malevolent spirit begins a killing spree that only he can stop. He must join forces with a living detective and the restless ghosts to uncover the killer’s identity and bring peace to both worlds.


Lone Star (1996)

A Texas Ranger returns to his small border town to investigate a murder that uncovers decades‑long racial tensions and hidden family secrets, blending a gritty crime story with a nuanced portrait of a Mexican‑American community.


Phenomenon (1996)

A humble mechanic is struck by a mysterious light and wakes up with extraordinary intelligence and telepathic abilities, leading him to transform his town and confront the consequences of his newfound powers while a skeptical scientist seeks to uncover the truth.


Spitfire Grill, The (1996)

The Spitfire Grill follows Shelby, a newly released inmate searching for a fresh start, as she takes a job at a struggling roadside restaurant in a quiet Wisconsin town, forming unexpected friendships and helping revive both the diner and her own spirit.


Godfather, The (1972)

The Godfather follows the powerful Corleone crime family as patriarch Vito strives to maintain his empire, while his reluctant son Michael is drawn deeper into the brutal world of organized crime and ultimately takes command.


Supercop (1992)

Hong Kong police officer Chan Ka‑kui (Jackie Chan) joins forces with Mainland Chinese officer Jessica Yang (Michelle Yeoh) to infiltrate a powerful drug cartel. Their cross‑border pursuit delivers a whirlwind of daring stunts, martial‑arts action, and comedic moments.


Bound (1996)

An ex‑con teams up with a mobster’s girlfriend to steal $2 million, but their plan goes awry when a passionate romance ignites between them. Their newfound love forces them to outwit both the Mafia and the FBI to stay alive.


Kansas City (1996)

In 1930s Kansas City, a talented piano player and a down‑on‑his‑luck gambler are drawn into a dangerous scheme when a charismatic crook plans a daring bank robbery, thrusting them into the city’s violent underworld.


Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)

Holly Golightly, a charming but eccentric New York socialite, pursues a glamorous life while hiding a fragile past, and when she meets aspiring writer Paul Varjak, their unlikely friendship forces both to confront their true desires.


Wizard of Oz, The (1939)

A Kansas farm girl is whisked away to the magical Land of Oz, where she joins a Scarecrow, a Tin Man, and a Cowardly Lion on a quest to see the Wizard, discovering that the courage, heart, brain, and way home she seeks have been within her all along.


Gone with the Wind (1939)

Set against the turmoil of the Civil War and Reconstruction, Scarlett O'Hara battles love, loss, and survival as she clings to her beloved plantation, Tara, while navigating a world forever changed.


Citizen Kane (1941)

Following the life of newspaper magnate Charles Foster Kane, the film examines his relentless quest for power, love, and meaning. As a reporter pieces together the mystery of Kane’s dying word “Rosebud,” his rise and tragic downfall are revealed.


2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

A mysterious monolith triggers humanity’s evolution from prehistoric apes to a daring journey toward Jupiter, where the sentient computer HAL confronts its creators in a mind‑bending exploration of consciousness and the cosmos.


Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

Idealistic Senator Jefferson Smith arrives in Washington and discovers rampant corruption, prompting him to battle seasoned politicians to protect democracy. His steadfast integrity inspires a powerful defense of the American political system.


Big Night (1996)

In 1950s New Jersey, two Italian brothers pour their hopes into a single, lavish feast in an effort to revive their struggling family restaurant, confronting personal pride and the pull of the American Dream.


D3: The Mighty Ducks (1996)

The Ducks regroup for the Junior Olympic Games, battling a rival team and a demanding new coach while striving to prove themselves and earn a gold medal.


Love Bug, The (1969)

A down‑on‑his‑luck race car driver inherits a quirky Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own, naming it Herbie, and together they enter high‑stakes competitions, outwitting a ruthless rival team and proving that heart can triumph over horsepower.


Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)

When their owners relocate, a devoted Golden Retriever, a wise German Shepherd, and a mischievous cat brave the rugged American wilderness, overcoming countless obstacles to find their way back home.


20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)

A daring marine expedition discovers the legendary submarine Nautilus, commanded by the enigmatic Captain Nemo, as they battle sea monsters, hostile forces, and the mysteries of the deep while confronting his quest for vengeance against humanity.


Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)

During World War II, an inexperienced witch and three children set off on a magical flying bed to find a missing spell, confronting Nazis and encountering fantastical creatures along the way.


Sound of Music, The (1965)

A widowed Austrian naval officer reluctantly becomes governess to seven spirited children, using music to bring joy and resistance to their home as the Nazi threat looms over pre‑World War II Vienna.


Die Hard (1988)

When a group of terrorists seizes the Nakatomi Plaza on Christmas Eve, NYPD officer John McClane fights alone to outwit them and rescue the hostages, including his estranged wife.


Lawnmower Man, The (1992)

A brilliant scientist uses virtual reality experiments to boost the intelligence of a simple gardener, transforming him into a superhuman. As his newfound powers grow, the man becomes a lethal threat, forcing the researcher to stop the unstoppable.


Unhook the Stars (1996)

After her husband's death, a widowed mother moves to a quiet coastal town seeking a fresh start, only to form an unlikely friendship with a teenage boy next door. Their bond helps her rediscover purpose, connection, and a new sense of belonging.


Long Kiss Goodnight, The (1996)

When a suburban mother with amnesia discovers she was once a deadly CIA assassin, she teams up with a mysterious drifter to regain her memories and stop a terrorist plot.


Ghost and the Darkness, The (1996)

In 1898 East Africa, a pair of man‑eating lions, dubbed the "Ghost and the Darkness," unleash terror on a team building a railway bridge, forcing a skeptical engineer and a fearless big‑game hunter to team up and stop the relentless predators.


Jude (1996)

A shy, working‑class young man in Victorian England dreams of studying at university, but his forbidden love for his cousin Sue forces him into a series of tragic choices that shatter his ambitions and happiness.


Swingers (1996)

Mike, an out‑of‑work actor in 1990s Los Angeles, leans on his charismatic friend Ray as they roam the city’s swing‑themed nightclubs in search of love and success. Through a blend of humor and heartbreak, the film explores the trials of friendship, ambition, and the search for identity.


Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)

A poor boy wins a golden ticket to tour the eccentric chocolatier Willy Wonka’s magical factory, where he and four other children encounter whimsical wonders and moral lessons, while fantastical confectionery creations explore themes of greed, kindness, and imagination.


Sleeper (1973)

In Woody Allen's 1973 satire *Sleeper*, a 1970s professor is accidentally cryogenically frozen and awakens decades later in a bizarre, totalitarian future, where he becomes an unlikely hero in a rebellion against the oppressive regime.


Fish Called Wanda, A (1988)

A bungling jewel heist in London spirals into a chaotic web of double‑crosses and romantic intrigue as a seductive thief (Jamie Lee Curtis) and a dim‑witted con artist (Kevin Kline) clash with a hapless British barrister (John Cleese) and his treacherous lover (Michael Palin). The farcical mishaps and sharp‑tuned dialogue turn crime into comedy.


Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979)

A satirical comedy that follows Brian, a hapless man born on the same day as Jesus, as he’s mistakenly hailed as the Messiah and navigates the absurdities of life under Roman-occupied Judea.


Dirty Dancing (1987)

Set in 1963 at a Catskills resort, teenage Sarah “Baby” House discovers love and confidence as she learns to tango with charismatic dance instructor Johnny Castle, defying social expectations and finding her own voice.


Reservoir Dogs (1992)

After a botched diamond heist, a group of colorful criminals rendezvous at a warehouse to discover that one of them is an undercover cop, sparking deadly suspicion and betrayal. Their tense stand‑off spirals into brutal violence as loyalties crumble.


Platoon (1986)

In the Vietnam War, a naive recruit (Charlie Sheen) is thrust into a platoon divided by the brutal conflict between sergeants Barnes and Elias. As the jungle battles intensify, he confronts the savage realities of war and his own moral compass.


Weekend at Bernie's (1989)

Two hapless employees discover their dead boss’s body and must pretend he’s alive to enjoy a weekend at his luxurious beach house, leading to a wildly absurd comedy of mistaken identities and slapstick chaos.


Basic Instinct (1992)

A detective becomes entangled in a murder investigation when a seductive crime novelist, whose enigmatic allure masks a potentially deadly secret, draws him into a twisted game of passion and deception.


Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)

A ruthless real‑estate office forces its salesmen to close deals by any means necessary, using high‑pressure tactics, deception, and betrayal, exposing the cutthroat nature of the American Dream.


Top Gun (1986)

A daring Navy pilot joins the elite Top Gun school, where fierce competition, high‑speed dogfights, and a budding romance test his skill and resolve.


On Golden Pond (1981)

An elderly couple spends a summer at their New England lake house, where the aging patriarch confronts his mortality while reconnecting with his estranged daughter and bonding with her teenage grandson. The film tenderly explores themes of aging, family, and forgiveness.


Return of the Pink Panther, The (1974)

Inspector Jacques Clouseau returns to Britain to investigate the daring theft of the famed Pink Panther diamond, using his trademark blunders and accidental genius to outwit the cunning thieves. His chaotic sleuthing leads to a series of comic misadventures that ultimately bring the jewel back into safe hands.


Abyss, The (1989)

When a deep‑sea salvage crew investigates a lost nuclear submarine, they encounter a mysterious alien intelligence lurking in the ocean’s abyss, forcing them to confront both the unknown depths and their own personal fears.


Jean de Florette (1986)

In the picturesque Provençal village of Lurs, city-dwelling Jean Cadoret inherits a farm and strives to cultivate a spring for his family, only to be sabotaged by the scheming landowner César Soubeyran, whose relentless greed threatens their hopes and livelihoods.


Manon of the Spring (Manon des sources) (1986)

In the sun‑kissed hills of Provence, a headstrong young woman discovers a hidden spring and uses its water to outwit a greedy landowner who has ruined her family. As she battles for justice, she also finds unexpected love with a kind-hearted veterinarian.


Private Benjamin (1980)

Judy Benjamin, a spoiled Manhattan spinster, impulsively enlists in the U.S. Army after getting married on a whim. Through boot camp and overseas deployment, she learns discipline, friendship, and discovers a newfound sense of self.


Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1974)

A hilariously irreverent medieval adventure, King Arthur and his bumbling knights embark on a quest for the Holy Grail, confronting absurd obstacles, eccentric characters, and outrageous satire at every turn.


Wrong Trousers, The (1993)

Wallace and his trusty dog Gromit are thrilled when a new pair of high‑tech robotic trousers arrive, but the invention is hijacked by a cunning, tuxedo‑clad penguin who uses them for a daring heist, forcing the duo to outwit the feathered thief and save the day.


Cinema Paradiso (1988)

A nostalgic tale of a young Sicilian boy who discovers his passion for movies at the local cinema and forms a lifelong bond with its wise projectionist, reflecting on love, loss, and the enduring magic of film.


Delicatessen (1991)

In a post‑apocalyptic Paris, a tyrannical butcher runs a rundown apartment building where the tenants' meat supply hides a grisly secret. When a down‑on‑his‑luck former clown moves in, he falls for the butcher’s daughter and becomes entangled in a darkly comic battle for survival.


Empire Strikes Back, The (1980)

In the sequel to the original Star Wars, the Rebel Alliance faces the Galactic Empire’s relentless attacks while Luke Skywalker seeks training from Yoda, and Han Solo and Princess Leia are pursued across the galaxy, culminating in a shocking revelation that Darth Vader is Luke’s father.

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Princess Bride, The (1987)

A witty fairy‑tale adventure follows farmhand‑turned‑pirate Westley as he braves sword fights, giants, and cunning villains to rescue his true love, Buttercup, from a forced marriage to the evil Prince Humperdinck.


Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Archaeologist Indiana Jones races against Nazi agents to locate the biblical Ark of the Covenant, confronting deadly traps, ancient curses, and fierce rivals in a globe‑spanning adventure.


Brazil (1985)

In a retro‑futuristic, bureaucratic nightmare, low‑level clerk Sam Lowry’s life unravels after a clerical error leads him to a mysterious woman, plunging him into a surreal battle against an absurd, oppressive state.


Aliens (1986)

After surviving a deadly encounter with a xenomorph, Ellen Ripley joins a team of marines on the colonized moon LV‑426, where they discover the outpost overrun by a relentless swarm of alien creatures.


Good, The Bad and The Ugly, The (1966)

In Sergio Leone's iconic 1966 Spaghetti Western, three gunslingers—a virtuous bounty hunter, a ruthless mercenary, and a cunning opportunist—race across a war‑torn landscape to claim a hidden fortune of gold, forging uneasy alliances and brutal betrayals along the way.


12 Angry Men (1957)

In a sweltering jury room, twelve men must decide the fate of a teenager accused of murder, and as one juror insists on reasonable doubt, hidden biases and personal grudges surface, turning a seemingly simple verdict into a powerful examination of justice.


Clockwork Orange, A (1971)

In a near‑future Britain, charismatic sociopath Alex DeLarge and his gang of “droogs” indulge in ultra‑violent mayhem until he is captured and subjected to a controversial state‑run conditioning experiment that forces him to confront the limits of free will and authority.


Apocalypse Now (1979)

A troubled Army captain is sent upriver during the Vietnam War to locate and eliminate a rogue colonel who has gone insane, confronting the terrifying chaos of combat and his own psyche. The film starkly portrays the surreal horror of war and the thin line between civilization and madness.


Return of the Jedi (1983)

The Rebel Alliance launches a daring assault on the second Death Star to overthrow the Galactic Empire, while Luke Skywalker confronts Darth Vader and the Emperor. Amid the forest moon of Endor, friendships are tested and redemption is finally achieved.


GoodFellas (1990)

Goodfellas chronicles the rise and fall of Henry Hill, a real‑life mob associate who navigates the seductive glamour and violent reality of the New York mafia, while the film’s razor‑sharp dialogue and kinetic storytelling expose the intoxicating allure and inevitable cost of a life of crime.


Alien (1979)

When the commercial spaceship Nostromo receives a mysterious signal, the crew discovers a deadly alien lifeform that begins hunting them. Trapped in the claustrophobic corridors of their ship, they must outwit the relentless creature to survive.


Army of Darkness (1993)

When a time‑traveling handyman is stranded in medieval England, Ash must battle an army of undead using his chainsaw hand and wry humor to retrieve the Necronomicon and find a way back home.


Psycho (1960)

A shy secretary steals a large sum and flees, only to encounter the eerie Bates Motel where the seemingly polite proprietor hides a deadly secret; the film’s suspenseful climax reveals the twisted bond between Norman Bates and his dead mother.


Blues Brothers, The (1980)

When Jake and Elwood Blues are released from prison, they embark on a high‑octane mission to reunite their R&B band and raise funds to save the orphanage that raised them, leaving a trail of musical mayhem across the city.


Godfather: Part II, The (1974)

In this sequel, Michael Corleone consolidates his family's empire while confronting betrayal and moral decay, and the film interweaves his story with flashbacks that chronicle Vito Corleone’s rise from a Sicilian immigrant to a powerful mob boss.


Full Metal Jacket (1987)

A harshly realistic look at the Vietnam War, following a group of Marine recruits through brutal boot camp under a sadistic drill instructor. The film then follows one of them into the chaotic combat of Hue during the Tet Offensive.


Grand Day Out, A (1992)

Wallace and his faithful dog Gromit set off on a whimsical mission to the Moon in search of the legendary Moon cheese, only to find themselves tangled in a series of comically absurd mishaps and a rival lunar explorer.


Henry V (1989)

Kenneth Branagh’s dynamic adaptation of Shakespeare’s play follows the charismatic King Henry V as he rallies his troops, leads them to the fateful Battle of Agincourt, and confronts the burdens of leadership and war. The film blends theatrical dialogue with vivid battle scenes, highlighting both the heroism and the human cost of conquest.


Amadeus (1984)

A fictionalized rivalry erupts as the envious court composer Antonio Salieri becomes obsessed with the prodigiously talented Wolfgang Mozart, plotting to sabotage the genius while grappling with his own mediocrity and conscience.


Raging Bull (1980)

Raging Bull chronicles the turbulent life of middleweight champion Jake LaMotta, whose fierce ambition and violent temper turn both his career and personal relationships into a battlefield. The film explores how his self‑destructive rage ultimately destroys everything he holds dear.


Right Stuff, The (1983)

The Right Stuff chronicles the brave test pilots who become America's first astronauts, capturing the daring spirit, soaring ambition, and personal sacrifices that defined the early U.S. space program.


Sting, The (1973)

Set in 1930s Chicago, veteran con artist Henry Gondorff teams up with a young grifter to execute an elaborate confidence scheme against a ruthless mob boss, weaving a web of deception filled with twists and a climactic showdown.


Terminator, The (1984)

In a dystopian future, a relentless cyborg assassin is sent back to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor, the mother of humanity's future resistance leader, while a battle‑hardened soldier from the same future tries to protect her. Their deadly cat‑and‑mouse chase ignites the war against the machines.


Dead Poets Society (1989)

An unorthodox English teacher at a strict all‑boys boarding school inspires his students to seize the day through poetry and self‑expression, challenging the institution’s rigid traditions. His daring methods ignite both passion and conflict, leaving a lasting impact on the young men.


Graduate, The (1967)

A recent college graduate, Benjamin Braddock, becomes entangled in an unexpected affair with the glamorous, older Mrs. Robinson, only to discover love—and turmoil—when he falls for her daughter, Elaine.


Nikita (La Femme Nikita) (1990)

A convicted criminal given a second chance is recruited by a covert government agency and trained to become a lethal assassin, forcing her to navigate a dangerous double life while yearning for freedom and love.


Bridge on the River Kwai, The (1957)

In a Japanese POW camp in Burma, British officers are forced to build a massive railway bridge, and their commander becomes obsessively proud of the structure’s perfection. Meanwhile, an Allied commando team infiltrates the camp to sabotage the bridge and thwart the Japanese war effort.


Shining, The (1980)

A family takes on caretaking duties at an isolated, snowbound hotel, where the father's fragile sanity unravels under the building’s malevolent supernatural forces, turning the winter retreat into a nightmarish descent into madness.


Evil Dead II (1987)

After a night of drinking at a remote cabin, Ash awakens a demonic force that possesses the unsuspecting dead, forcing him to battle hordes of corpse‑possessed victims while struggling to keep his own sanity.


Groundhog Day (1993)

A jaded TV weatherman becomes trapped in a time loop, reliving the same Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney over and over again, while he learns to change his ways and discover what truly matters.


Unforgiven (1992)

A retired gunslinger, William Munny, is lured back into violence when a young bounty hunter offers a lucrative job to avenge a prostitute’s assault. As he confronts the harsh realities of the Old West, he must grapple with his past and the true cost of vengeance.


Back to the Future (1985)

Teenager Marty McFly accidentally travels back to 1955 in a time‑traveling DeLorean, where he must ensure his parents meet while finding a way to return to his own future.


Patton (1970)

Patton chronicles the flamboyant, controversial World War II general whose brilliant but ruthless tactics and fiery speeches made him a legend, following his relentless pursuit of victory and the personal costs of his uncompromising ambition.


Akira (1988)

In a dystopian Neo‑Tokyo, teenage biker Kaneda races to rescue his friend Tetsuo, who gains uncontrollable psychic powers that threaten to ignite another catastrophe. The film explores power, corruption, and the fragility of humanity amid its cyberpunk chaos.


Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)

A charismatic poet-swordsman with an enormous nose secretly pens love letters for his handsome but tongue‑tied friend, enabling the friend to woo the beautiful Roxane—while Cyrano wrestles with his own unspoken passion in 17th‑century Paris.


Young Frankenstein (1974)

A comedic homage to classic horror, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein inherits his grandfather’s castle and attempts to resurrect the monster, leading to a hilariously chaotic clash of mad science and slapstick.


This Is Spinal Tap (1984)

A hilarious mockumentary that follows the fictional British heavy‑metal band Spinal Tap as they embark on a chaotic U.S. tour, parodying the excesses and absurdities of rock‑star life with dead‑pan interviews and unforgettable on‑stage blunders.


Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Archaeologist Indiana Jones must outwit the Nazis in a race to locate the Holy Grail, teaming up with his estranged father—a scholarly professor—to navigate deadly traps, ancient mysteries, and a globe‑spanning adventure.


M*A*S*H (1970)

A mobile army surgical hospital team in Korea uses humor and irreverence to cope with the horrors of war, turning their chaotic field clinic into a battlefield of wit and camaraderie while battling both enemy fire and military bureaucracy.


Unbearable Lightness of Being, The (1988)

Set against the 1968 Prague Spring, a Czech surgeon and his lover navigate love, freedom, and existential longing as political turmoil shatters their lives.


Room with a View, A (1986)

Set against the romance of Italy and the restraint of Edwardian England, young Lucy Honeychurch discovers love and self‑discovery when a chance encounter with the free‑spirited George Emerson challenges her conventional upbringing; her journey from a stifling engagement to passionate freedom underscores the transformative power of travel, art, and honesty.


Pink Floyd - The Wall (1982)

A visually stunning psychedelic rock opera that follows a traumatized rock star named Pink as he constructs an emotional barrier around himself, confronting his fragmented psyche through surreal and haunting musical sequences.


Field of Dreams (1989)

A weary Iowa farmer hears a mysterious voice urging him to build a baseball field on his cornland, and when he does, legendary players return to play and heal old wounds. The magical story explores faith, redemption, and the enduring power of dreams.


When Harry Met Sally... (1989)

When Harry and Sally, two witty acquaintances, navigate years of friendship, dating and self‑discovery, they wonder if men and women can ever truly be just friends, ultimately finding love in the most unexpected of places.


Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

In this lavish adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, Count Dracula (Gary Oldman) journeys from Transylvania to Victorian London to reclaim his lost love, Mina (Winona Ryder), while a determined band of hunters, led by Van Helsing (Anthony Hopkins), races to stop his deadly seduction.


Cape Fear (1991)

A once‑helpful attorney's past comes back to haunt him when a vengeful ex‑convict he helped put away is released and begins a relentless campaign of terror against his family, forcing a deadly cat‑and‑mouse showdown.


Nightmare on Elm Street, A (1984)

Teenager Nancy Thompson discovers that the burned, vengeful killer Freddy Krueger invades her dreams, murdering anyone who falls asleep, and she must confront him in the nightmare before he kills her in the real world.


Mirror Has Two Faces, The (1996)

When a shy, intellectual professor accepts an arranged marriage with a fellow academic to appease their families, they each confront insecurities and societal expectations, ultimately discovering love, confidence, and a deeper sense of self.


Breaking the Waves (1996)

A devout woman in a tight‑knit Scottish community sacrifices herself for her husband’s paralysis, confronting love, faith, and harsh communal judgment; her self‑destructive devotion leads her to the brink of tragedy.


Star Trek: First Contact (1996)

When the Borg travel back to the 21st century to stop humanity's first warp flight and erase Earth's future, Captain Picard and the Enterprise crew race to protect the historic moment, battling the cybernetic menace both in the past and aboard their ship.


Sling Blade (1996)

A gentle giant with a troubled past, played by Billy Bob Thornton, is released from a mental institution and forms a bond with a young boy while confronting the violent secrets of his hometown.


Ridicule (1996)

In pre‑revolutionary France, a sharp‑tongued aristocrat navigates the treacherous court of Versailles, using biting wit and witty insults to gain favor, power, and survival amidst a society obsessed with appearances.


101 Dalmatians (1996)

When fashionable socialite Cruella de Vil plots to kidnap and skin a litter of Dalmatian puppies for their fur, devoted parents Roger and Anita set out on a daring rescue mission. With the help of a quirky pack of canine friends, they race against time to save the pups and thwart Cruella’s wicked plan.


Die Hard 2 (1990)

John McClane battles a group of terrorists who have taken over Dulles International Airport’s runway, stranding countless passengers in a deadly snowstorm. He must outsmart the villains and stop a series of airborne attacks to save his wife and countless lives.


Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)

When a radical Klingon faction sabotages a historic peace summit, Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy are framed for murder and must evade a massive manhunt while uncovering a conspiracy that threatens the fragile peace between the Federation and the Klingon Empire.


Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982)

When the vengeful superhuman Khan reappears, Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise must confront their past and thwart his deadly plot, leading to a high‑stakes battle in deep space that explores aging, sacrifice, and friendship.


Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)

After the destruction of the USS Enterprise, Captain Kirk leads a daring rescue mission to retrieve Spock’s still‑alive body and restore his katra, confronting the renegade Klingon‑controlled Starfleet ship USS Enterprise‑B and the vengeful Admiral Jameson. The crew battles betrayal, political intrigue, and personal loss to bring their fallen comrade back home.


Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)

When Earth’s future is threatened by massive alien probes, Captain Kirk and the Enterprise crew travel back to 1980s San Francisco to rescue a pair of humpback whales, the only beings capable of communicating with the menace and saving humanity.


Batman Returns (1992)

When a deformed thief named Penguin threatens Gotham with a deadly scheme, Batman must also confront the mysterious and morally ambiguous Catwoman, leading to a dark, gothic showdown that tests his heroism and the city’s fragile peace.


Young Guns (1988)

Young Guns follows a band of notorious outlaws led by Billy the Kid as they clash with lawmen and each other in the post‑Civil War West, mixing high‑octane action, humor, and a rock‑infused soundtrack. The film blends historical western drama with a youthful rebel spirit, starring Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, and Charlie Sheen.


Under Siege (1992)

When a team of mercenaries commandeers the U.S.S. Missouri, a down‑on‑his‑luck chef and Navy SEAL (Steven Seagal) must fight his way through the ship’s crew to stop a nuclear catastrophe.


Jaws (1975)

A great white shark terrorizes a quiet New England beach town, forcing a police chief, a marine biologist, and a seasoned fisherman to team up in a desperate hunt to stop the relentless predator.


Mars Attacks! (1996)

An eccentric ensemble of scientists, politicians, and celebrities must confront a wildly unpredictable Martian invasion that turns Earth into a battlefield of grotesque humor and over‑the‑top destruction. The film blends slapstick comedy with 1950s sci‑fi aesthetics in a chaotic, darkly comic spectacle.


Citizen Ruth (1996)

Citizen Ruth is a darkly comedic satire that follows a pregnant woman who becomes the pawn in a polarized abortion battle, as both pro‑life and pro‑choice activists scramble to control her fate. The film uses humor to expose the extreme tactics and moral contradictions of the political crusade.


Jerry Maguire (1996)

After a moral epiphany, sports agent Jerry Maguire quits his high‑profile firm to start his own agency with only one client and his loyal assistant. As he wrestles with love and loyalty, he discovers that personal integrity matters more than success.


Raising Arizona (1987)

A hapless ex‑con and his police‑officer wife kidnap a baby, embarking on a zany cross‑country escapade as they try to build a family while being relentlessly pursued by a vengeful bounty hunter.


Sneakers (1992)

When a charismatic security expert and his eclectic team of tech-savvy thieves are hired to steal a groundbreaking encryption device, they become entangled in a high‑stakes game of espionage and betrayal.


Beavis and Butt-head Do America (1996)

When a terrorist kidnaps a scientist, the clueless duo Beavis and Butt‑Head inadvertently become unwitting secret agents, embarking on a chaotic cross‑country road trip that turns their idiotic antics into accidental heroics.


Last of the Mohicans, The (1992)

During the French and Indian War, frontiersman Hawkeye and his Mohican allies race to rescue two British sisters and safeguard a strategic fort, confronting treachery, love, and brutal conflict in the untamed wilderness.


Kolya (1996)

Set against the turmoil of the 1989 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, a gruff Czech actor is forced to care for a young Russian boy named Kolya, and their unlikely bond transforms both of their lives.


Jungle2Jungle (1997)

A New York lawyer discovers his late wife faked her death in Brazil, prompting him to travel to the Amazon to gain custody of his son and confront a quirky jungle tribe, while learning to balance his corporate life with newfound family ties.


Smilla's Sense of Snow (1997)

A brilliant Danish scientist investigates the mysterious death of a child who fell through the ice, using her unique “sense of snow” to uncover a sinister Arctic conspiracy. As she delves deeper, she uncovers chilling secrets that threaten both her past and the world.


Devil's Own, The (1997)

Brad Pitt plays an Irish immigrant who is secretly an IRA operative, forming a bond with a seasoned NYPD detective played by Harrison Ford. When the cop discovers his friend's plot to bomb a city landmark, he must choose between friendship and duty.


Chasing Amy (1997)

Comic book writer Holden McNeil falls for his brilliant, openly bisexual roommate Alyssa, sparking a passionate romance that challenges his insecurities and creative partnership. The film explores love, jealousy, and sexual identity amid the world of indie comics.


Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie (1997)

When the villainous Divatox returns to steal a powerful alien artifact, the Turbo Power Rangers must race across the galaxy, combining their Turbo Zords and newfound powers to stop her and protect Earth.


Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)

Hitman Martin Blank returns to his hometown for his high‑school reunion, where he must face old flames, a budding romance, and a final contract that forces him to choose between love and his lethal profession.


Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)

Austin Powers, a flamboyant 1960s British spy frozen and revived in the 1990s, battles his arch‑nemesis Dr. Evil while adapting to modern culture with outrageous humor and parody of classic spy films. The film blends slapstick comedy with over‑the‑top fashion and catchphrases, cementing its status as a cult comedy classic.


Fifth Element, The (1997)

In a neon‑lit 23rd‑century New York, a wandering cab driver teams up with a mysterious Fifth Element to stop an ancient, planet‑devouring evil, racing against time to save humanity.


Shall We Dance? (1996)

A stressed investment banker (Richard Gere) rediscovers joy and passion when he secretly takes ballroom dance lessons, sparking an unexpected romance with his spirited instructor (Jennifer Lopez); through the dance floor, both confront their insecurities and find the courage to pursue true happiness.


Lost World: Jurassic Park, The (1997)

When a hidden island teeming with cloned dinosaurs is discovered, a small team returns to study the creatures, only to face a ruthless corporate scheme and a deadly battle for survival.


Pillow Book, The (1995)

A multilingual erotic novelist (Vivian Wu) uses her own body and those of her lovers as a living canvas for her stories, traveling across Japan and Hong Kong in a visually sumptuous tale that blurs the line between language, sex, and art.


Batman & Robin (1997)

Batman teams up with Robin to stop the villainous duo of Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy, who threaten Gotham with a deadly ice-and-toxin plot.


My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)

A charming romantic comedy where Julia Roberts' character discovers she's in love with her best friend just as his wedding approaches, prompting her to scheme, confess, and confront her feelings in a hilarious battle for his heart.


When the Cats Away (Chacun cherche son chat) (1996)

When a stray cat wanders into a Parisian apartment building, the quirky residents unite in a frantic search that sparks unexpected romances and reveals the hidden lives of their neighbors.


Men in Black (1997)

A streetwise NYPD cop is recruited into a covert agency that monitors and regulates extraterrestrials living undercover on Earth, teaming up with a seasoned agent to thwart a deadly alien threat using high‑tech gadgets and quick wit.


Contact (1997)

A brilliant scientist receives a cryptic signal from an alien civilization and leads a global effort to decode it, ultimately confronting profound questions of faith, humanity, and the unknown as she embarks on a daring interstellar journey.


George of the Jungle (1997)

George, a well‑meaning but clueless man raised by jungle animals, must confront the modern world when a savvy TV reporter arrives, sparking comedic hijinks and an unexpected romance.


Event Horizon (1997)

A rescue crew investigates the missing experimental starship Event Horizon, only to discover that it has returned from a nightmarish dimension, unleashing a malevolent force that drives the survivors into madness.


Air Bud (1997)

A stray golden retriever named Buddy discovers an incredible talent for basketball, bringing hope and excitement to a lonely boy and his family as they enter the world of competitive sports together.


In the Company of Men (1997)

A ruthless office worker teams up with a colleague to emotionally manipulate a vulnerable female employee for revenge, only to watch their own callousness implode as the scheme spirals out of control.


Steel (1997)

When a brilliant scientist is murdered and his advanced armor falls into the hands of former football star John Henry Irons, he dons the high‑tech suit to become Steel, a reluctant superhero fighting a ruthless weapons dealer threatening the city.


Mimic (1997)

After a plague wipes out New York’s population, a scientist creates a genetically engineered insect to eradicate disease‑spreading cockroaches, but the creature mutates into a deadly, human‑like predator; a sanitation worker and a detective must track down the evolving menace before it spreads.


Hunt for Red October, The (1990)

A Soviet submarine captain attempts to defect with the state‑of‑the‑art nuclear boat Red October, prompting a savvy CIA analyst to race against time to locate the vessel and prevent a disastrous clash between superpowers.


Kull the Conqueror (1997)

When a treacherous sorcerer kills his father, newly crowned King Kull must join forces with a mysterious woman to confront ancient magic and stop a world‑dominating evil.


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After waking from a coma, a renowned surgeon discovers that his identity has been assumed by a stranger and must race against time to prove who he really is, uncovering a dangerous conspiracy in the process.


Chasing Amy (1997)

A witty romantic comedy‑drama about a comic book artist who falls for a bisexual woman, challenging his ideas about love and loyalty while testing the boundaries of his friendships.


Full Monty, The (1997)

In Sheffield, a group of out‑of‑work steelworkers strike up a male strip‑tease act to earn quick cash, confronting their insecurities and forging new bonds along the way. Their comedic journey toward self‑acceptance culminates in a bold, glitter‑covered performance of the Full Monty.


Gattaca (1997)

In a future where genetic perfection dictates a person's destiny, a determined man with a concealed DNA profile assumes another's identity to chase his dream of space travel, challenging the rigid eugenic society.


Starship Troopers (1997)

In a militaristic future, a rookie joins the Mobile Infantry to battle a deadly alien bug species, confronting brutal warfare and the seductive power of propaganda.


Good Will Hunting (1997)

A brilliant but troubled MIT janitor with a hidden gift for mathematics confronts his painful past when a compassionate therapist pushes him to embrace his potential and change his life.


Heat (1995)

A master thief and a dedicated LAPD detective engage in a high‑stakes cat‑and‑mouse game, balancing professional ambition with personal turmoil amid the gritty streets of Los Angeles.


Sabrina (1995)

After years as a chauffeur’s daughter, Sabrina returns from Paris transformed, igniting a love triangle between two wealthy brothers—one a carefree playboy and the other a driven businessman—who must confront their feelings and their family's expectations.


Sense and Sensibility (1995)

In this adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, the Dashwood sisters navigate love, loss, and societal expectations in 1790s England, balancing emotion and reason. Their contrasting personalities—Elinor's prudence and Marianne's passion—drive a poignant tale of romance and resilience.


Leaving Las Vegas (1995)

A despondent alcoholic (Nicolas Cage) moves to Las Vegas to drink himself to death, forming a tender, heartbreaking bond with a compassionate prostitute (Elisabeth Shue) who tries to give his life meaning.


Restoration (1995)

In 1660s England, court physician Robert Merivel (Michael Caine) trades his modest practice for a lavish palace granted by Charles II, only to see his fortunes crumble amid decadence, political intrigue, and the Great Plague, forcing him to confront his own hubris and rediscover humility.


Bed of Roses (1996)

A solitary florist who only sells roses to strangers finds her world turned upside down when she meets a cynical journalist volunteering at a hospice, and together they learn to open their hearts despite past hurts.


Once Upon a Time... When We Were Colored (1995)

A Black mother returns to her Southern hometown for a funeral, confronting memories of her youth, love, and the racial tensions that shaped her life and family.


Up Close and Personal (1996)

Young television reporter Sally (Michelle Pfeiffer) lands a job as the assistant to seasoned news veteran Jack (Robert Duvall), and as they chase stories together, their professional partnership blossoms into a passionate but fraught romance.


River Wild, The (1994)

A mother’s peaceful white‑water rafting trip with her family becomes a desperate fight for survival when two violent criminals hijack their boat, forcing them to battle raging rapids and deadly foes alike.


Time to Kill, A (1996)

In a racially charged Mississippi town, a young lawyer defends a black father who murders the white men who brutally assaulted his daughter, igniting a volatile courtroom showdown.


Emma (1996)

In this witty adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, the well‑meaning but meddlesome Emma Woodhouse spends her time matching friends and neighbors, only to discover that her own heart may be the one most in need of guidance.


Tin Cup (1996)

A down-on-his-luck golf pro (Kevin Costner) embarks on a reckless quest to win a spot in the U.S. Open, risking his reputation and a budding romance with a skeptical sports reporter.


Secrets & Lies (1996)

When a Black Birmingham woman discovers her biological mother is a middle‑class white woman, their meeting forces both to confront hidden truths and deep‑seated emotional wounds, creating a poignant portrait of family, identity, and the lasting impact of secrets.


English Patient, The (1996)

In war‑torn Italy, a severely burned man known as the English patient lies in a deserted monastery, recalling his doomed romance with a married woman and his involvement in a secret Nazi mission across the Sahara. As a compassionate nurse tends to him, the past and present intertwine, revealing love, betrayal, and the lingering scars of conflict.


Marvin's Room (1996)

When a terminally ill mother reaches out to the estranged sister she abandoned years ago, the two women must confront family secrets and care for the sick while their adult children, each nursing their own emotional wounds, learn what it means to forgive and reconnect.


Scream (1996)

A masked killer stalks high‑school students in the quiet town of Woodsboro, tormenting them with horror‑movie trivia while a skeptical journalist and a group of friends race to uncover the murderer’s identity before they all become victims.


Evita (1996)

Evita is a vibrant musical biopic that chronicles the meteoric rise of Argentine icon Eva Perón from a humble actress to the nation's beloved First Lady, showcasing Madonna's powerful performance and iconic songs that capture her charisma, political ambition, and tragic downfall.


Fierce Creatures (1997)

When the eccentric new manager of a British zoo tries to turn it into a profit‑driven enterprise, the quirky staff must band together to protect the animals and preserve the sanctuary they love. Their hilarious scheming and heartfelt teamwork turn the crisis into a wild adventure.


Absolute Power (1997)

Master thief Luther Whitney accidentally witnesses the President commit a murder and becomes the target of a relentless Secret Service cover‑up, forcing him to gather proof while protecting his family. He races against time to expose the deadly conspiracy and clear his name.


Rosewood (1997)

In 1923, a false accusation ignites a white mob’s violent assault on the all‑black town of Rosewood, forcing a humble farmer and a courageous schoolteacher to fight for their families and expose the tragic injustice.


Donnie Brasco (1997)

An undercover FBI agent infiltrates the Mafia and befriends a seasoned hitman, forming a deep bond that blurs the lines between loyalty and deception as his true identity is threatened.


Liar Liar (1997)

A fast‑talking attorney, forced to tell the truth for a day after his son wishes it, watches his career and personal life unravel in hilarious chaos. Jim Carrey’s manic performance turns a simple birthday wish into a relentless comedy of confession.


Breakdown (1997)

After a remote desert road breakdown leaves his wife missing, a desperate husband races against time to expose a kidnapping conspiracy and prove his innocence.


Promesse, La (1996)

In this gritty Dardenne brothers drama, teenage Igor promises to protect his family after his drug‑dealing father is arrested, only to be drawn into a moral crisis when he befriends a vulnerable immigrant girl and must decide between loyalty and right.


Ulee's Gold (1997)

A retired pineapple farmer in the Florida Keys returns home to tend his orchard and confront a painful past, while his troubled grandson’s involvement in a drug deal forces him to choose between family loyalty and protecting the humble life he’s rebuilt.


Face/Off (1997)

An FBI agent and a terrorist undergo experimental surgery to swap faces, forcing each to live the other's life while racing to stop the other's deadly plans and protect their loved ones.


Hoodlum (1997)

In 1930s Harlem, African‑American mob boss Neron “Nero” Balbo (Laurence Fishburne) clashes with rival gangster Dutch Schultz and a corrupt police force in a brutal battle for control of the city’s underworld.


Air Force One (1997)

When a group of terrorists hijack Air Force One, President Jack Manning must battle them aboard the aircraft to rescue his family and prevent a global crisis. His determination turns the presidential plane into a high‑stakes fight for survival.


In & Out (1997)

A small‑town high school teacher’s world is turned upside down when a former student publicly outs him at the Oscars, sparking a hilarious quest for self‑acceptance amid gossip and bewildered classmates. As the town’s rumors spread, his friends rally to support him and he learns to embrace who he truly is.


L.A. Confidential (1997)

In 1950s Los Angeles, three morally divergent detectives — a tough veteran, a smooth gambler, and a rookie idealist — collide in a tangled web of police corruption, celebrity scandal, and murder, forcing them to confront the darkness within the city’s glittering façade.


Ulee's Gold (1997)

Ulee, a humble Arkansas turkey farmer, fights to keep his farm afloat while confronting family estrangements and a menacing debt collector, revealing his quiet dignity and deep love for his birds.


Fly Away Home (1996)

A teenage girl and her widowed father rescue a flock of orphaned goslings and, with an improvised aircraft, teach the birds to migrate south, forging an extraordinary bond between human and wildlife.


Ice Storm, The (1997)

Set against a cold December 1973 suburban weekend, The Ice Storm follows two seemingly affluent families as they grapple with infidelity, disillusionment and the erosion of 1970s ideals, all while a literal and emotional ice storm silences their tangled lives.


Mrs. Brown (Her Majesty, Mrs. Brown) (1997)

Grieving Queen Victoria, still in mourning after Prince Albert’s death, forms an unlikely and controversial friendship with her newly appointed Scottish servant, John Brown, whose steadfast loyalty helps her navigate personal grief and political duties. Their bond reshapes the monarch’s public image and offers a rare glimpse into the private side of her reign.


Devil's Advocate, The (1997)

A rising attorney joins a powerful New York firm led by a charismatic mentor, only to discover his boss is the Devil himself. As he navigates high‑stakes cases, he must confront his own ambitions and the darkness within.


FairyTale: A True Story (1997)

In 1917 rural England, two schoolgirls claim they have photographed real fairies, prompting a nationwide frenzy and drawing Sir Arthur Conan Doyle into their world of wonder, where belief and imagination clash with skepticism.


Deceiver (1997)

A charismatic businessman hides a murderous secret, and when a determined detective begins to close in, the deadly double life unravels in a tense cat-and-mouse game.


Rainmaker, The (1997)

A young attorney (Matt Damon) takes on a powerful insurance company to win a claim for a terminally ill boy, confronting a corrupt legal system. His relentless pursuit of justice exposes the ruthless tactics of corporate greed and the moral compromises within the courtroom.


Wings of the Dove, The (1997)

Mildred Rogers, a terminally ill heiress, becomes the target of a cunning couple who plan to marry her for her fortune, only for genuine love and betrayal to unravel their scheme.


Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997)

Based on John Berendt’s nonfiction bestseller, the film follows journalist John Kelso (Kevin Costner) as he investigates the mysterious murder of a wealthy Savannah socialite, uncovering the city's eccentric characters and hidden darkness, while a charismatic local, Jim Williams (Willem Dafoe), becomes the prime suspect.


Titanic (1997)

A young aristocratic woman and a penniless artist fall in love aboard the RMS Titanic, their romance challenged by class differences and the ship’s tragic sinking.


3 Ninjas: High Noon At Mega Mountain (1998)

Three karate‑trained brothers team up to stop a scheming businessman who has turned a mountain amusement park into a high‑tech crime hub, using their ninja skills and teamwork to save the day.


Apt Pupil (1998)

A high‑school student discovers that his elderly neighbor is a former Nazi war criminal, and his growing obsession with exposing the man's past draws them both into a twisted, psychological showdown.


As Good As It Gets (1997)

A curmudgeonly, obsessive‑compulsive novelist (Jack Nicholson) begrudgingly forms an unlikely bond with a kind-hearted waitress (Helen Hunt) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear), prompting him to confront his selfishness and discover love and compassion.


In the Name of the Father (1993)

A wrongfully accused Irishman endures a brutal miscarriage of justice when he's framed for an IRA bombing, and his son grows up fighting the system to uncover the truth and clear their names.


Schindler's List (1993)

During the Holocaust, German businessman Oskar Schindler transforms his factory into a haven, using his influence and wealth to save more than a thousand Jews from Nazi extermination, illustrating both the horrors of the era and the power of individual compassion.


Everyone Says I Love You (1996)

A whimsical musical comedy by Woody Allen, the film follows an interwoven group of New York couples and a traveling theater troupe as they navigate love, betrayal, and family secrets, all punctuated by spontaneous a‑cappella songs.


Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills (1996)

Paradise Lost follows the 1993 West Memphis murder trial of three teenage boys accused of killing three young boys, exposing the town’s hysteria, media frenzy, and questionable justice system that ignited a national conversation about capital punishment and wrongful convictions.


Mother (1996)

A widowed mother becomes convinced that her seemingly normal son is a serial killer, and she sets out to uncover the truth—but her over‑protective meddling turns the investigation into a darkly comic battle of wits.


Murder at 1600 (1997)

A White House security chief and a seasoned detective race to solve the murder of a visiting ambassador inside the Executive Mansion, uncovering a tangled web of political intrigue and a deadly conspiracy.


Dante's Peak (1997)

When volcanologist Dr. Harry Dalton arrives in the quiet mountain town of Dante’s Peak to investigate unsettling seismic activity, his warnings are dismissed until the volcano erupts, unleashing a catastrophic flow of lava and ash. The town’s residents, led by Sheriff Rachel Wando, must race against time to escape the deadly disaster.


Lost Highway (1997)

Lost Highway is a surreal neo‑noir thriller by David Lynch in which a mysterious videotape triggers a chilling identity shift, thrusting a convicted murderer into the life of a struggling rock musician and blurring the line between reality, memory, and paranoia.


Crash (1996)

A group of disaffected adults become erotically obsessed with the visceral thrill of automobile crashes, exploring the blurred line between technology, sexuality, and violence. As they stage increasingly dangerous collisions, their compulsions lead to a dark, unsettling spiral of addiction and self-destruction.


G.I. Jane (1997)

When a top‑secret Navy Special Warfare training program bars women, Lieutenant Jordan O'Neil (Demi Moore) volunteers to become the first female candidate, battling grueling physical tests and intense prejudice to prove she belongs.


Cop Land (1997)

A weary small‑town sheriff (Sylvester Stallone) discovers deep corruption and murder within the New Jersey precinct he protects, forcing him to confront both the criminal underworld and the law‑less police force that call the area home.


Conspiracy Theory (1997)

A paranoid New York taxi driver who spends his nights chasing government conspiracies becomes the target of a real intelligence operation when he uncovers evidence of a secret program, forcing him to race against a powerful agency to clear his name.


Desperate Measures (1998)

When his son is kidnapped, an NYPD detective must obey a ruthless mobster’s demands to obtain a confession that could expose the crime boss, thrusting him into a dangerous race against time.


187 (1997)

When a veteran LAPD detective teams up with a rookie officer to track a ruthless serial killer who leaves cryptic clues, they race against time to stop the murders before the killer strikes again.


Edge, The (1997)

After a plane crash strands them in the Alaskan wilderness, a billionaire and his photographer companion must battle a relentless bear and their own mistrust to survive.


Kiss the Girls (1997)

FBI agent Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman) teams up with a survivor of the abductions to hunt a serial kidnapper who buries his victims alive in hidden underground chambers.


Game, The (1997)

A wealthy investment banker receives an elaborate birthday gift: an immersive, reality‑bending game orchestrated by a mysterious corporation. As the boundaries between the game and his real life dissolve, he must unravel a dangerous conspiracy before it destroys him.


U Turn (1997)

Stranded in a remote desert town after a car crash, drifter Bobby Cooper discovers a hidden treasure conspiracy that drags him into a web of murder, betrayal, and relentless danger. His quest for the loot becomes a deadly cat‑and‑mouse game with the town’s corrupt residents.


How to Be a Player (1997)

A charismatic ladies’ man known for his smooth‑talking game decides to test his skills on a woman who’s determined not to fall for his tricks, leading him to confront his own reputation and discover what it truly means to love.


Playing God (1997)

A recovering drug addict with a brain tumor lands a cleaning job for a powerful businessman who enlists him to help eliminate his wife, thrusting the man into a deadly conspiracy he must decide whether to join or betray.


House of Yes, The (1997)

The House of Yes follows a troubled young man who returns home for Thanksgiving with his fiancée, only to become entangled in his unstable twin sister's obsessive affection. As secrets and eccentric rituals surface, the family’s darkly comic dynamics spiral into chaotic madness.


Bean (1997)

When the bumbling museum curator Mr. Bean is dispatched to Los Angeles to oversee the transfer of a priceless painting, his clueless antics wreak havoc on the art world, turning the high‑brow setting into a comedy of errors.


Mad City (1997)

A disgruntled security guard takes hostages in a museum, and a sensationalist TV reporter exploits the crisis for ratings, blurring the lines between news and spectacle. As the standoff escalates, both men confront their own ambitions and moral compasses.


Boogie Nights (1997)

Set in the 1970s porn industry, Boogie Nights follows a young aspiring star who skyrockets to fame amidst decadence and ambition, while the dark side of the business threatens to unravel his world.


Critical Care (1997)

When idealistic trauma surgeon Dr. Frank Gauthier discovers that his hospital’s financial incentives keep terminal patients on life support, he must confront the moral cost of modern medicine. As bureaucratic pressure mounts, he struggles to decide who truly deserves care.


Man Who Knew Too Little, The (1997)

A clueless tourist in London believes he’s part of an interactive theater act, but soon finds himself unwittingly caught up in a genuine espionage plot, leading to a chaotic string of comedic misadventures.


Alien: Resurrection (1997)

In 2391, scientists clone Ellen Ripley to extract the Xenomorph queen, but the experiment goes awry as the alien escapes, compelling Ripley and a team of mercenaries to fight the deadly creatures.


Apostle, The (1997)

After a personal scandal drives him from his congregation, charismatic preacher E.P. (Robert Duvall) retreats to a small Texas town, where he builds a new church and grapples with his own sins while striving to inspire and redeem his reluctant followers.


Deconstructing Harry (1997)

A neurotic writer confronts his own misdeeds as his fictional characters and real-life acquaintances collide, forcing him to relive past relationships and confront the chaotic consequences of his selfish behavior.


Jackie Brown (1997)

A savvy flight attendant turned smuggler gets caught between the FBI and an arms dealer, forcing her to mastermind a risky double‑cross to walk away with the money and her freedom.


Wag the Dog (1997)

A spin doctor and a Hollywood producer fabricate a fictional war to distract the public from a presidential scandal, exposing the power of media manipulation. Starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro, the satire explores the uneasy overlap of politics and entertainment.


Desperate Measures (1998)

When his son is kidnapped, a desperate detective is forced to partner with an incarcerated criminal to locate the kidnappers, sparking a tense, high‑stakes chase through the city’s criminal underworld.


Hard Rain (1998)

A down-and-out cop teams up with a desperate thief to recover a shipment of money during a massive flood that threatens to sweep a small town into chaos, forcing them to battle both rising waters and ruthless gangsters.


Fallen (1998)

A detective races to stop a series of gruesome murders when he discovers a demonic entity that can transfer between people through a simple touch, turning anyone into a lethal weapon.


Prophecy II, The (1998)

When a rogue angel (Christopher Walken) seeks to unleash an apocalyptic war between Heaven and Earth, a skeptical detective and a priest must join forces to stop him.


Spice World (1997)

A zany, music‑filled comedy that follows the Spice Girls as they navigate a chaotic day of rehearsals, celebrity mishaps, and outrageous backstage antics, all while planning a massive concert. The film blends slapstick humor with catchy pop performances, showcasing the quartet’s larger‑than‑life personalities.


Deep Rising (1998)

A luxury cruise ship is terrorized by a monstrous sea creature, forcing a gritty crew member and a seductive con artist to band together and battle the lethal predator that lurks beneath the waves.


Wedding Singer, The (1998)

Set in the 1980s, a charismatic wedding singer (Adam Sandler) rebounds from a broken engagement and finds unexpected love with a quirky waitress (Drew Barrymore) amid a series of comedic mishaps at the weddings he performs.


Sphere (1998)

A team of scientists investigates a mysterious alien sphere recovered from the ocean floor, only to discover it can manifest their thoughts into reality, turning their deepest fears into deadly threats.


Client, The (1994)

When 11‑year‑old Mark Sway witnesses a mob lawyer reveal the hidden location of a murdered senator’s body, he becomes a target for both the FBI and the Mafia; a tough attorney (Susan Sarandon) steps in to protect him while untangling a deadly conspiracy.


One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)

A charismatic con named Randle McMurphy fakes insanity to serve his sentence in a psychiatric hospital, where he clashes with the tyrannical Nurse Ratched and inspires the other patients to reclaim their dignity. His rebellious spirit sparks a powerful struggle for freedom within the institution.


Spawn (1997)

After being betrayed and killed, former CIA operative Al Simmons is resurrected as a Hellspawn, a super‑powered being bound to the underworld; he must battle demonic forces and corrupt humans while searching for redemption and his lost humanity.


Assignment, The (1997)

A disillusioned CIA assassin discovers that his latest contract is a deadly trap, forcing him to turn against the agency that trained him. As he races to protect a mysterious woman who holds the key to his redemption, he must outwit mercenaries and confront his own past.


Wonderland (1997)

A restless young woman leaves her stifling hometown for the neon‑lit streets of New York, where she becomes caught up in love, danger, and a search for her own identity.


Incognito (1997)

A brilliant art forger assumes a false identity to pull off a daring heist, only to become entangled in a web of deception, danger, and an unexpected romance.


Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)

When the original Blues Brothers are gone, their legacy is revived as a new team of musicians embarks on a wild, high‑energy road trip to reunite a legendary blues band and save a historic Chicago orphanage.


Sudden Death (1995)

When terrorists seize a packed hockey arena during a playoff game, former NYPD officer Zachary McCall must fight his way through gunfire and hostages to stop a deadly plot and rescue his estranged wife. The film delivers nonstop, high‑octane action as McCall battles the clock and the criminals inside the arena.


Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)

Ace Ventura, the wildly eccentric pet detective, heads to Africa to rescue a missing white rhinoceros and uncovers a zany conspiracy involving a rainforest tribe, delivering his trademark slap‑stick humor and outrageous antics.


Powder (1995)

Powder follows an albino, hyper‑intelligent orphan who can control electricity and is terrified by his own abilities, forcing him to confront a world that both shuns and idolizes him. His quest for connection becomes a haunting meditation on empathy, isolation, and humanity’s fear of the unknown.


Dangerous Minds (1995)

Former Marine turned teacher Louanne “Lou” Johnson takes a job at an inner‑city high school and struggles to reach her rebellious students. Through unconventional lessons and genuine compassion, she helps them discover hope and self‑respect.


Clueless (1995)

A wealthy Beverly Hills teen, Cher, spends her days setting up friends and giving makeovers while navigating high school life, all with her trademark sass and optimism. Along the way, she discovers that love and self‑understanding aren’t as easily styled as a wardrobe.


Bio-Dome (1996)

Two clueless slackers win a chance to live in an experimental ecological dome, and their wild, irresponsible antics soon threaten to derail the scientific project and the fragile environment inside.


Black Sheep (1996)

Black Sheep (1996) follows a rebellious young woman who returns to her rural hometown, confronting fraught family dynamics and uncovering dark secrets that force her to choose between loyalty and truth.


Mary Reilly (1996)

In Victorian London, timid maid Mary Reilly becomes entangled in Dr. Jekyll’s secret experiments and the dark world of Dr. Frankenstein, witnessing a blend of horror, intrigue, and forbidden romance.


Bridges of Madison County, The (1995)

In 1965, a solitary Iowa housewife meets a wandering photographer who stops to photograph her remote farm, sparking a brief but intense affair that forces them both to confront the choices between love and their obligations.


Jeffrey (1995)

A gay advertising executive in 1990s Manhattan navigates love, friendship, and the looming AIDS crisis, discovering that honesty and humor can help him find his true self and the courage to pursue a meaningful relationship.


Judge Dredd (1995)

In a dystopian future, the law‑enforcement officer Judge Dredd (Sylvester Stallone) is framed for murder and must clear his name while battling a powerful crime lord who controls a mind‑altering drug. As the city spirals into chaos, Dredd races against time to expose the conspiracy and restore order.


Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)

When an ancient evil resurrects, the teenage Power Rangers must don their morphers and battle giant monsters to save Angel Grove, discovering the true power of teamwork and friendship. The film delivers dazzling action, giant robot battles, and heartfelt camaraderie as the beloved TV team goes big-screen.


Showgirls (1995)

An ambitious young dancer leaves her small-town life to chase fame at a dazzling Las Vegas strip club, only to discover a seedy world of cutthroat ambition and betrayal. As she navigates backstabbing, lust, and high‑stakes power plays, her quest for stardom becomes a fragile dance on the edge of desire.


Houseguest (1994)

When a smooth‑talking con artist (Sinbad) is mistaken for a trusted friend of a rich, quirky woman (Kim Basinger), his elaborate scheme spirals into a chaotic comedy of mistaken identities, romance, and slapstick hijinks.