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Face Off
When an antiterrorism agent (John Travolta) wants to get the bad guys, he goes under the knife to acquire the face and voice of a captured terrorist (Nicolas Cage). When Cage escapes from custody, he turns the tables and takes on Travolta's face. Oscar-worthy performances? No! But you will get an explosive cat-and-mouse pursuit of the utmost lethal ferocity.
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Falling Down
Michael Douglas is Foster, an ordinary guy at war with the frustrations of daily living. Fellow Oscar winner Robert Duvall is the savvy cop obsessed with stopping Foster's citywide rampage.
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Fargo
Frances McDormand earned an Oscar for her turn as pregnant Sheriff Marge Gunderson, who's sharper than her Northern Minnesota dialect suggests. The intrepid Gunderson bangs on doors and asks questions to unravel a kidnapping plot and the string of murders it provokes. McDormand receives grand support from William H. Macy as a car dealer who conspires with hotheaded kidnappers Steve Buscemi and Peter Stormare.
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Fast and the Furious
Vin Diesel is at the core of this high-octane thriller about Los Angeles's illegal street-racing subculture. Diesel runs a performance-car garage filled with iconoclastic mechanics … and might be the mastermind behind a series of recent big-rig hijackings. Enter undercover cop Brian Spindler (Paul Walker) to infiltrate Diesel's crew. Think of a beached version of Point Break and prepare to peel out!
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Take the day off and watch John Hughes's uproarious ode to skipping school! Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) knows every trick to faking an illness (and offers a point-by point primer). With everyone convinced he's at death's door, Ferris grabs his girlfriend (Mia Sara) and best friend (Alan Ruck) and hits the streets of Chicago! But will the evil Dean of Students (Jeffrey Jones) put a premature end to Ferris's mental health day?
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Few Good Men, A
A young military lawyer is pitted against a tough, politically powerful commander in his defense of two Marines charged with murdering their platoonmate.
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Fifteen (15) Minutes
Everyone wants his or her 15 minutes of fame -- even criminals on a rampage. In this stinging indictment of the media age, Robert De Niro plays Eddie Fleming, a legendary Manhattan detective who teams with a naïve arson investigator (Edward Burns) to nab two Eastern European crooks. The wrinkle: The perps videotape their crime spree and offer the tapes to the highest bidder!
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Fight Club
When corporate drone Edward Norton can't sleep, his insomnia leads him to take desperate measures and introduces him to roguish rebel Brad Pitt. Together they stage impromptu (and brutal) parking lot boxing matches. But when other men join in the "fun," Pitt transforms the club from a group of men rebelling against conformity into a nihilistic cult of pranksters with greater malice in store.
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Final Destination
High school student Alex experiences a premonition that proves true, sparing him and others from death. When survivors of his vision suddenly start to die, Alex must find out why before it is his turn to face the grim reaper.
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Finding Forrester
Reared in the Bronx projects, high school basketball star Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown) harbors a passion not usually associated with jocks: He's obsessed with reading and writing. Realizing Wallace's exceptional writing talent, William Forrester (Sean Connery), an award-winning novelist turned recluse, decides to mentor the youngster. Wallace and Forrester soon find that a common passion can forge an uncommon bond.
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Firm, The
A young lawyer joins a prestigious law firm only to discover that it has a sinister side. Based on John Grisham's best-selling novel, THE FIRM finds a young attorney entangled in a web of Mafia connections and FBI operatives.
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First Blood- Rambo I
In this explosive sequel to First Blood, Rambo is recruited for a highly secret and dangerous mission in Vietnam. Deserted by his own team, he's left in a hostile jungle to fight for his life. Includes a Rambo Trilogy documentary.
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Forrest Gump
You'll never view the world the same way after seeing it through the eyes of Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks), a simpleminded man who finds himself in the middle of nearly every major event of the 1960s and '70s. Along the way, he makes friends, changes lives and searches for a soul mate. Winner of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actor (Hanks).
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Four Weddings and a Funeral
Hugh Grant and Andie McDowell seem destined for each other, but destiny has other plans in this quick-witted comedic look at fate and fortune.
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