On Deadly Ground (1994)
1994 Steven Seagal action with the star as an Alaskan oil rig worker turning eco-warrior. Seagal's directorial debut and environmental sermon.
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Henry FondaThe Swarm (1978)
The Swarm is Irwin Allen's 1978 American disaster film. Allen's disaster filmography had included The Poseidon Adventure (1972) and The Towering Inferno (1974) that operated at substantially higher register.
Elijah WoodThe Last Witch Hunter (2015)
2015 Breck Eisner fantasy action with Vin Diesel as an immortal witch hunter protecting modern New York from witches. The Last Witch Hunter is Breck Eisner's 2015 American fantasy action film.
Aaron EckhartThe Dark Knight (2008)
The film that proved comic book films could be major cinema. The Dark Knight is the Christopher Nolan-directed second entry in his Batman trilogy and the film that established the post-2008 standard for superhero cinema.
Christopher ReeveDeathtrap (1982)
Lumet's 1982 stage-play adaptation. The script doubles back on itself three times.
Elizabeth McGovernA Shock to the System (1990)
Michael Caine as an executive who discovers he can kill his way to the top and nobody will notice. A Shock to the System is the Jan Egleson-directed dark comedy adapted from Simon Brett's 1984 novel of the same title.
Benjamin BrattMiss Congeniality (2000)
Miss Congeniality is the Sandra Bullock comedy where she plays an FBI agent who has to go undercover in a beauty pageant. Marc Lawrence wrote, with revisions by Katie Ford and Caryn Lucas.
Anthony HopkinsA Bridge Too Far (1977) Review
Richard Attenborough's massive ensemble WWII epic about Operation Market Garden. Legendary cast across Allied and German command.
Charlize TheronThe Italian Job (2003) Review
The production closed the intersection for seven days, used 300 cars to recreate the gridlock, and ran the sequence with the kind of practical-effects commitment most modern action films have stopped attempting. Gary Gray made a film that loves its…
Anne HathawayInterstellar (2014) Review
Interstellar is a bad film that has convinced a large number of people it's a profound one. The misdirection is accomplished through scale: everything is so large, so loud, so visually ambitious, so heavily scored that the emptiness at the…