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200 00$aAmerican cinema of the 1990s$b[electronic resource] $ethemes and variations /$fedited by Chris Holmlund
210   $aNew Brunswick, N.J. $cRutgers University Press$dc2008
215   $a1 online resource (304 p.)
225 1 $aScreen decades
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 255-269) and index.
327   $tFront matter --$tContents --$tAcknowledgements --$tTimeline: The 1990's --$tIntroduction: Movies and the 1990's /$rHolmlund, Chris --$t1990 Movies and the Off-White Gangster /$rMizejewski, Linda --$t1991 Movies and Wayward Images /$rWillis, Sharon --$t1992 Movies and the Politics of Authorship /$rVillarejo, Amy --$t1993 Movies and the New Economics of Blockbusters and Indies /$rKleinhans, Chuck --$t1994 Movies and Partisan Politics /$rWaldman, Diane --$t1995 Movies,Teens,Tots, and Tech /$rShary, Timothy --$t1996 Movies and Homeland Insecurity /$rWhite-Stanley, Debra / Flinn, Caryl --$t1997 Movies and the Usable Past /$rCapino, José B. --$t1998 Movies, Dying Fathers, and a Few Survivors /$rGabbard, Krin --$t1999 Movies and Millennial Masculinity /$rHolmlund, Chris --$tSelect Academy Awards, 1990-1999 --$tWorks Cited and Consulted --$tContributors --$tIndex
330   $aWith the U.S. economy booming under President Bill Clinton and the cold war finally over, many Americans experienced peace and prosperity in the nineties. Digital technologies gained popularity, with nearly one billion people online by the end of the decade. The film industry wondered what the effect on cinema would be. The essays in American Cinema of the 1990's examine the big-budget blockbusters and critically acclaimed independent films that defined the decade. The 1990's' most popular genre, action, channeled anxieties about global threats such as AIDS and foreign terrorist attacks into escapist entertainment movies. Horror films and thrillers were on the rise, but family-friendly pictures and feel-good romances netted big audiences too. Meanwhile, independent films captured hearts, engaged minds, and invaded Hollywood: by decade's end every studio boasted its own "art film" affiliate.
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