Films of 1995

I followed a rule for years that movies either had to have limited/wide releases in the U.S. or played at film festivals in Cannes, Sundance, Toronto or Telluride for inclusion on yearly lists. Documentaries were eligible regardless of release method. T.V. movies and direct-to-video releases were not eligible for the list. Non-U.S. releases could be eligible depending on critical or popular acclaim in their home country. I try to be consistent when applying this rule, but my application may occasionally drift.


★★★★
  1. Dead Man Walking
  2. Toy Story
  3. Nixon
  4. Apollo 13
  5. Strange Days
  6. Leaving Las Vegas
  7. Mighty Aphrodite
  8. Babe
  9. A Little Princess
  10. Braveheart
Father of the Bride Part 2
Higher Learning
★★★½
12 Monkeys
The City of Lost Children
Clean, Shaven
Clueless
Lord of Illusions
Outbreak
Se7en
A Single Girl
Species
Tales from the Crypt Presents Demon Knight
Tyson
★★★
Angus
Batman Forever
Before Sunrise
Canadian Bacon
Dangerous Minds
Desperado
Die Hard: With a Vengeance
Dolores Claiborne
The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain
First Knight
Get Shorty
Goldeneye
Grumpier Old Men
Hackers
Hate
Heat
Hideaway
Houseguest
In the Mouth of Madness
The Indian in the Cupboard
Judge Dredd
Mallrats
Meet the Feebles
Mortal Kombat
Murder in the First
Nick of Time
Party Girl
Pocahontas
Powder
Rob Roy
Showgirls
Sudden Death
To Die For
Twister
Under Siege 2: Dark Territory
The Usual Suspects
Waterworld
While You Were Sleeping
★★½
The Brady Bunch Movie
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
The Net
Prehysteria 3
★★
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls
The Babysitter
Casper
Doom Generation, The
Jade
Jumanji
Man of the House
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie
★½
Delta of Venus
Billy Madison
Fun
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
Meltdown
½ star

zero stars
Jury Duty


1995 movies not listed here: T.V. movies like Above Suspicion and The Langoliers and Full Moon productions like Castle Freak and Trancers 5: Sudden Deth.

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