1992 Films Ranked

Dark, brooding, unpleasant, brilliant, this more graphic look at western life sucks out all the romantization of what the Old West was like, and gives us an emotionless, cold and harsh film.

Robin Williams may play Robin Williams, but the story is strong, the characters are likable and the animation is fantastic.

Violent, and powerfully emotional, this film is a rough but exciting experience with great battle scenes and an excellent story.

Tommy Lee Jones makes a fun villain, the action scenes are great and the plot (while just another Die Hard clone) is actually pretty good.

Tense, well acted, and entertaining, this film makes for wonderful popcorn fun.

This is a dark, gothic, unpleasant superhero movie, but I still find lots of things to like about it.

It takes a while for it to get going, but once it does, it's consistently funny and even has a few twists and turns I wasn't expecting.

It's just the first movie recycled in New York, though I think the slapstick is stronger in this movie.

This film is such a bore and relies on tons of contrivances to even get the plot moving.

Though the film certainly had potential, this film falls apart due to its disjointed structure, unfunny jokes, and unfortunate implications.

Tom and Jerry talk and get along? Fail.

Words cannot describe how painful this film was. It's an unfunny mess with characters that act like their from another universe instead of planet Earth circa 20th century.