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The 1990s were full of incredible movies, but with so many big releases, some truly great films unfortunately got overlooked. Blockbusters like Titanic, Jurassic Park, and The Matrix dominated the conversation, while indie favorites like Pulp Fiction and Clerks became known as ‘cool’ films. While nostalgia helps keep some movies remembered, not everything receives the attention it deserves. Some films were either too raw, too different, or simply released before their time. We’re revisiting the ’90s to highlight the hidden gems that deserve to be recognized alongside the decade’s most popular hits.

Starting with Ocean’s 11 in 2001, we’ve seen George Clooney’s character, Danny Ocean, expertly plan and lead a team of talented thieves through a series of elaborate heists over three movies. Though the original series concluded in 2007 (excluding the 2018 spin-off, Ocean’s 8), fans have been eager for a continuation.

To celebrate the digital release of the movie, Ash Crossan from ScreenRant spoke with director Emma Tammi about a potential Five Nights at Freddy’s 2. When asked about how well the first film did in theaters, Tammi said the box office numbers were “really exciting,” noting it had already earned over $200 million at the time of their conversation, and has since reached $221 million.

Many consider Gladiator to be among Ridley Scott’s finest films, and the iconic scene of Maximus running his hand through a wheat field beautifully establishes the film’s dramatic mood. Surprisingly, this memorable moment wasn’t planned; it happened spontaneously when Scott directed Crowe’s stand-in on the last day of filming, as he explained to Deadline.

In July 2025, Marvel Comics revealed a poster for its upcoming event series, Ultimate Endgame. The poster is identical to the main character poster from Avengers: Endgame.

The show Reacher, starring Alan Ritchson, quickly became a hit when it premiered in 2022, and its popularity continues to grow. According to FlixPatrol, it remains highly watched on Prime Video even long after the most recent season finished airing.

In a video for GQ where he discusses his most famous roles, Stallone identified the scene in Demolition Man – where his character, Detective John Spartan, is seized by a large robotic arm – as one of the riskiest stunts he’s ever performed.

Though the parents of Lucas and Dustin haven’t been very involved, the latest season of Stranger Things is really utilizing the Byers and Wheeler families. Mike and Nancy have always been important to the story, and it’s great to finally see Karen and Holly helping fight Vecna. However, not all of the Wheelers are getting the same attention.

Both lead actors are having a good moment! Hugh Jackman’s movie, Song Sung Blue, is currently his best-rated on Rotten Tomatoes, with a 97% audience score. Kate Hudson has received her third Golden Globe nomination thanks to the film. Many are wondering if an Oscar nomination might be next. However, the movie isn’t doing well in theaters – it’s currently last in box office sales, behind films like Marty Supreme, Anaconda, The Housemaid, and Avatar, earning only $12 million so far. If you’re reading this, you’re likely one of the many people waiting for it to be available to stream, and that’s perfectly fine! Here’s the information on when you can watch the musical at home.

After almost ten years, Netflix’s most popular show is getting ready to end the story in Hawkins. Even as the series nears its conclusion, the creators seem determined to temper fans’ hopes and expectations about what will happen to the characters.