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Structurally odd, Shaolin Wooden Men struggles to hold interest, but those flashes of Jackie Chan's later greatness are worth it.

Mandy Moore's first starring role, A Walk to Remember is a wholesome tale of love and self-discovery.

A messy, incoherent martial arts flick, Killer Meteors is among the worst this genre has to offer.

A pure late '80s cultural relic, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is the least educational time travel story ever told, but it's proud of that accomplishment.

A box office flop starring a young Brad Pitt and a sultry Kim Basinger, the Roger Rabbit-inspired Cool World mixes animation and live-action for an interesting failure.

A declarative, unmistakable anti-war masterpiece, Platoon remains a fierce political statement.

An endearing adventure, Explorers holds on for the first acts, but loses its way in an admittedly unfinished third.

Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman team up for a wildly inventive and magically clever meta-comedy, Adaptation.

Masked and Anonymous is a clever ode to Bob Dylan's career and legendary persona reflecting his tenuous relationship with the myths he's created over the years.

There's no questioning The Wizard's commercial lineage, but that means ignoring a dramatic, heartfelt story about emotional trauma at its center.

Sliding Doors is a smart, engaging romcom that uses movie magic exploring Gwyneth Paltrow playing two different versions of the same character.

A better wealth fable than a comedy, Richard Prior and John Candy can't spark Brewster's Millions to success, but it's a perfect '80s story.