"Scent of a Woman" can be seen as enjoyable, but it wafts in the air for too long to leave a lasting reminder. ★★★
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‘The Muppet Christmas Carol’ – ’92 Christmas Cinema Revue
"The Muppet Christmas Carol" takes advantage of the audience's previous knowledge of Dickens's work, plays within the world with charming humor and gags, but never ever loses out on the heart of the original. ★★★★½
‘A Few Good Men’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"A Few Good Men" is an acting showcase with performances with an A-List cast bringing their A-game. ★★★★½
‘The Bodyguard’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"The Bodyguard" is a better soundtrack than a movie, brought down by a predictable plot and a lack of chemistry between the two leads. ★★
‘Aladdin’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"Aladdin" remains a wondrous wish like no other, with a brilliant blend of humor, heart, and stellar animation. It's not the best of the "Disney Renaissance;" it's one of the studio's best in their entire animation canon. ★★★★★
‘Malcolm X’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"Malcolm X" is an epic of triumph and a portrait of a man battling for his faith and beliefs. ★★★★★
‘Home Alone 2: Lost in New York’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" is a simplistic cut-and-paste Christmas staple with seldom fun moments. ★★★
‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"Bram Stoker's Dracula" is a visionary wonder of an adaptation that delivers on re-vamping the beloved character to new heights. ★★★★½
‘Passenger 57’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"Passenger 57" is a ride not worth arriving at the gate for. ★★
‘The Crying Game’ – ’92 Cinema Revue
"The Crying Game" is so much more than its well-known scene, with a dramatic exploration of one's political and sexual identity as an important (for better or worse) benchmark of queer cinema. ★★★★½
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