Hugh Grant lives the life of a rich wastrel from money his late father made after writing one world wide used Christmas tune. A boy whose mother is a potential suicide forces him to get involved in his life. Grant's best film.

Martin Scorsese's film stars Griffin Dunne in an absurdist tale about a young man in the computer data world who finds himself in that aspect of New York which is truly the city that never sleeps with the bizarre characters who inhabit its nighttime landscape.

Woody Allen's film about Martin Landau's getting away not only with murder but with no guilt. On the lighter side of sin, Woody pokes gleeful fun at Alan Alda, as he takes away Woody's girl, in a documentary he's been commissioned to make about Alda. Martin Landau, Woody Allen and Alan Alda share the male leads and are all brilliant in their roles.

Obnoxious, egomaniac creative free spirit moves in with garbage man with no faith in himself. As a result, the garbage man ends up writing something which is successful. Problems ensue. Very funny film about creative ability and succeeding with it. Hal Hartley directed.

Martin Scorsese's film stars Robert De Niro as Rupert Pupkin, a man on a mission to succeed as a stand up comic. His plan: kidnap Jerry Lewis and demand as the ransom that he gets to do his act live on tv. Sandra Bernhard hold Jerry in her apartment while Rupert performs.

Tim Robbins stars as the studio head, a player, who literally gets away with murder in this take-off of the movie industry by Robert Altman.