With a stacked cast and a finely-tuned script, Norman Jewison’s “madcap ethnic comedy” Moonstruck is not only one of the best films of 1987 but also one that continues to enchant today, its weird and original charm undiminished.

As awkward and ineffective as bringing fists to a laser-gunfight.

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Marrying old-school tension with fresh and fun technology, Color Out of Space is a blast.

Too reliant on genre clichés and wafer-thin characters to say anything about the drug trade.

A Score to Settle suggests something that’s just within reach, but isn’t there yet.

Cage is thoroughly uninspired here.

If cinema were a china shop, then Nicolas Cage is the bull.

Even separated by two decades and the wisdom to know better, The Rock is still fiercely entertaining.

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