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Mission: Impossible (1996) film poster1990s

Mission: Impossible (1996)

1996 Brian De Palma spy thriller launching the Tom Cruise franchise. Mission: Impossible is Brian De Palma's 1996 American spy thriller and the franchise launcher that has produced multiple sequels across three decades.

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A Few Good Men (1992) film poster1990s

A Few Good Men (1992)

1992 Rob Reiner courtroom drama with Tom Cruise as a Navy lawyer and Jack Nicholson as the Marine colonel who can't handle the truth. A Few Good Men is Rob Reiner's 1992 American courtroom drama and one of the strongest…

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Broken Arrow (1996) film poster1990s

Broken Arrow (1996)

1996 John Woo action with Travolta as rogue Air Force pilot who steals nuclear weapons. The film depicts Air Force pilot Vic Deakins who hijacks nuclear weapons during a stealth bomber training flight.

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Face/Off (1997) film poster1990s

Face/Off (1997)

1997 John Woo action with Travolta and Nicolas Cage swapping faces as cop and terrorist. Face/Off is John Woo's 1997 American action film and one of the principal entries in both Woo's filmography and the broader 1990s American action canon.

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King of New York (1990) film poster1990s

King of New York (1990)

King of New York is Abel Ferrara's 1990 American crime film. The work is one of the principal independent crime films of the early 1990s and one of the strongest Walken lead performances of his substantial filmography.

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Sleepy Hollow (1999)

Sleepy Hollow is Tim Burton's 1999 American gothic horror film loosely adapting Washington Irving's 1820 short story. The Burton directorial approach combines sustained gothic atmospheric content with effective horror execution that the director's earlier comedic productions had not consistently delivered.

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