Because in the wonderful year of 1995, movies finally became, well, nice. Or, if you prefer, civilized. Or maybe, just real, like most of our lives. But we can take pride and credit for our record support of these films. Indeed, it's not about national politics.
None have guns, attempts at world domination, or trips to a technologically terrifying future.
Instead, they all, bless them, feature human relationships. Indeed, it's not about national politics. It's about a American economy which has come to disregard the value of American labor in the production of goods and services, and also in the value of the American consumer. The result is that both jobs and consumer goods go overseas, leaving many working Americans insecure and underemployed. It's about there being such scarce resources at the level where most of us live that we scratch and fight like animals for scraps.