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The same year "Goodfellas" came out, Rick Moranis and Steve Martin teamed up for a wise-guy comedy that's technically a sequel to Martin Scorsese's crime epic.
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The controversy around Brian De Palma's Scarface shouldn't have been surprising, seeing as the Al Pacino film was a remake of a banned 1930s crime classic.
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A young Reese Witherspoon flubbed her audition for this acclaimed crime thriller starring Robert De Niro, but that might've been for the best.
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All in the Family was an Americanized remake of a British sitcom that dealt with many of the same hot-button issues as Norman Lear's groundbreaking show.
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23 years before he starred as Lex Luthor in Superman, Nicholas Hoult had a breakout role alongside Hugh Grant in About A Boy.
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Despite boasting a star-studded cast that includes Julia Roberts in a very early role, this Western ended up as a largely forgotten box-office bomb.
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Before all of that incredible "Gladiator" fame, Russell Crowe needed some serious help getting signed on to a certain Gene Hackman Western.
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Clint Eastwood asked for less dialogue in this war movie, and the film's director agreed, handing many of his lines to his co-star Richard Burton instead.
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This HBO movie is the rare film to dive into the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding Citizen Kane and Orson Welles' off-screen battle to make his magnum opus.
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Landman fans looking for a lighter-hearted angle on the oil industry would do well to check out this Burt Lancaster film with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
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Martin Scorsese is now considered one of our greatest living filmmakers, but he was fired from one of his first directing jobs.
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RoboCop wouldn't work as well as it does without Peter Weller, but the actor was briefly fired during production after tensions flared behind the scenes.
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Several polls have deemed this Naomi Watts-led David Lynch film a masterpiece for the way it marries Lynch's uncanniness with its unnerving, emotional plot.
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It's not surprising this controversial Dustin Hoffman movie isn't readily available to watch today, seeing as it's only grown more problematic with time.
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Roger Corman produced some over-the-top, schlocky slashers over the years, but one of his tamer fares was banned in the UK for nearly 40 years.
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As problematic as John Wayne was in real life, he was a magnificent presence on-screen. Here are five of his best movies you can currently stream for free.
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Peter Jackson's 1994 drama starring Kate Winsley and Melanie Lynskey is tough to find today, but it's absolutely worth a watch.
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It's high time studios bring back the screwball comedy! In the meantime, legendary actor Cary Grant's best one is currently streaming for free.
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Here's what Taylor Sheridan had to say about the themes of his 2015 film Sicario, and a look at how they relate to the movie's characters and narrative.
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Kenneth Branagh's Agatha Christie adaptation Death on the Nile incorporated this particularly famous piece of jewelry into its whodunnit storyline.
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Clint Eastwood once made a Western that some people consider to be connected to one of his greatest characters, but it's more of a spiritual sequel.
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Audiences have always liked Kurt Russell, but that didn't stop the actor from starring in five of his biggest box office flops in as many years in the 1980s.
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After Unforgiven, Clint Eastwood took a break from directing to star in this action thriller that President Bill Clinton loved, and it's easy to see why.
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The Western is never going out of cinematic style, no matter what, so let's talk about the one that was voted the greatest of the 21st century.
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Years before starring in RoboCop, Peter Weller played the lead role in a bizarre '80s sci-fi flop that's gone down in history as one of the great cult classics.
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Frank Sinatra was once attached to play a role that was eventually played by Clint Eastwood, but Sinatra left his mark on the project anyway.
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Clint Eastwood Westerns (and their scores) have inspired many songs over the years, including a killer track by My Chemical Romance.
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