The main purpose of this movie is to showcase the Jerry Lewis-style antics of its star, Canadian comic Jim Carrey. He plays an inept but…
Browsing: Movies 1994
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Out of the closet and into the mainstream, this film raised gay culture to moderately new heights of respectability in the suburbs of heterosexual Australia.…
Wayne’s World meets Dog Day Afternoon when Los Angeles rock band The Lone Rangers hold the employees of a radio station hostage. The Lone Rangers…
Set in 1962, Blue Sky is a powerful portrait of a family imploding. Carly Marshall (Jessica Lange), a Southern-bred manic-depressive who can hardly tell her own…
New York, 1928. Struggling playwright David Shayne (John Cusack) considers himself an artist, and he and his girlfriend of 10 years, Ellen (Mary-Louise Parker), surround…
22-year-old Dante (Brian O’Halloran) agrees to work in the convenience store where he is employed on his day off. From the moment he arrives at…
Dr Bill Capa (Bruce Willis) is a troubled New York psychiatrist who is thinking of giving it all away after a suicidal woman he is…
Terry Zwigoff’s landmark film is an intimate documentary portrait of the underground comic artist Robert Crumb, whose unique drawing style and sexually and racially provocative…
Dr Amanda Grace (Kate Vernon from Pretty in Pink) is a psychologist who enjoys considerable success dispensing sexual advice on a radio show to frustrated…
Michael Douglas (yes, him again) and Demi Moore star in this corporate thriller focusing on sexual harassment, power and gender dynamics, with a bit of…
Well-respected psychiatrist Dr Jack Mickler (Marlon Brando) is only 10 days away from his retirement. A week before he is due to leave, he encounters…
Woody Allen wrote Don’t Drink the Water as a play in 1966. It was extremely successful on Broadway, running for just shy of 600 performances, and…
When limousine driver Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey) gets the sack, he persuades his roommate Harry Dunne (Jeff Daniels) – a dog hairdresser/manicurist – to drive…
Tim Burton’s Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp as Wood, brilliantly reconstructs the sleazy side of 1950s Hollywood, and is a sympathetic tribute to the director of…
The sixth Ernest movie – a straight-to-video affair – was the only one not directed by advertising man John Cherry and was shot back-to-back with Ernest…
With open-faced honesty, Tom Hanks plays the title role of a disadvantaged man with an IQ of 75 whose innocence is so genuine, and whose…
Hugh Grant plays Charles, a bachelor who tells himself that he is looking for a wife but is too indecisive and unwilling to commit to…
The mysterious Callum Chance (Christopher Lee) loses his ancestral home – a large manor house – in a poker game to cocky coke-sniffing music producer…
Tim Robbins is perfectly cast as Norville Barnes, the wide-eyed and bumbling innocent from Muncie, Indiana, who seeks success in the corporate world of New…
After countless attempts to make a film of Anne Rice’s Interview With The Vampire, Hollywood succeeded with Irish director Neil Jordan at the helm. The film’s…