10’Goodfellas'

It might well be harder to argueGoodfellasisn’t perfect than argue it is.

It balances tones well and juggles numerous characters throughout, making for an immensely satisfying early Coen Brothers film.

Perhaps it’s a natural consequence of there only being so many words in the English language.

1990 Crime Movies

Some titles are going to start partially (or completely) repeating at a point, inevitably.

It’s blunt, straight to the point, and a great showcase for Kitano’s singular filmmaking style.

Those who love Hong Kong cinema (particularly 1990s releases) should ensure it’s on their radar.

Joe Pesci, Ray Liotta, and Robert De Niro in GoodFellas

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2’Quick Change'

Another 1990 crime movie that’s at least a little obscure isQuick Change.

But getting on its level (and appreciating what it’s going for) can be very rewarding.

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John Turturro begs Gabriel Byrne for his life in the forest in Miller’s Crossing.

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bullet in the head john woo - 1990

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Boiling Point - 1990

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The Grifters - 1990

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Christopher Walken in Looking at the City in ‘King Of New York’

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Andy Garcia standing next to Al Pacino in The Godfather III

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A Moment of Romance - 1990

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Bill Murray dressed as a clown pointing a gun at a security guard in Quick Change (1990)

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The cast of Dick Tracy

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