From the vantage point of 2020, Amores Perros feels as unnecessarily sensationalized and deeply cruel as any number of gritty, intertwining-narrative indie films released around the same time.

You Can Count on Me was one of the most acclaimed films of the year 2000 and time has done nothing to diminish it.

A special movie in which a wandering soul tests our ability to sympathize with a protagonist.

Even in the throes of social isolation, the fantasy of absolute solitude--testing oneself against nature, and against one's own mind--remains intoxicating.

Guy Ritchie had a decidedly ‘90s beginning as a film director.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon has not been truly matched or even successfully mimicked in the 20 years since its release.

Better-looking dinosaurs have been made by movie studios in the 20 years since Dinosaur, but these surrogate humans’ message feels more vital than ever.

Now that the world Crowe so lovingly constructed is five decades in the past, its nostalgia and romance glow brighter.

A quintessential breakup/makeup story strong on character development and ties to popular culture that are still relevant 20 years later.

One of the more striking aspects about Best in Show, in retrospect, is how it seamlessly weaves queerness into the fabric of the film.