Strange Days (1995): Despite its 1999 setting, the cyberpunk thriller is a prescient reflection of our current time
"Strange Days" is an immersive cyberpunk masterpiece that proved that Kathryn Bigelow was a director to watch.
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Read MoreStrange Days (1995): Despite its 1999 setting, the cyberpunk thriller is a prescient reflection of our current time
True Lies (1994): The wacky action-spy comedy from James Cameron has not aged well
"True Lies" is a wacky blend of James Bond-style action and the classic screwball comedy. But the action-comedy has not aged well since its 1994 release.
The Abyss (1989): James Cameron’s thrilling underwater adventure is an underrated gem
"The Abyss" is one of James Cameron's most ambitious projects and an underrated gem in the director's filmography.
Godzilla (2014): The ‘monster-verse” launches in style with the thrilling, well directed American version of the great lizard
Godzilla is the second American remake of the famed Japanese creature. Nearly eight years later it remains a thrilling and engrossing entry in the kaiju sub-genre.
Godzilla(1998): The first American version of Godzilla is a bloated mess of a movie
Godzilla got his first big budget American film courtesy of over the top disaster auteur Roland Emmerich. The bloated movie tarnishes the legacy of the famed giant Japanese lizard.