I was 19 years old when “Reality Bites” came out, and — after an advance campus screening — I found myself convinced that the film was “The Graduate” for our generation, ...

Reality Bites still gives the ensemble plenty of fun stuff to do, but alas, the mystery here feels stretched thin and ultimately is so predictable that the climactic reveal simply seems like it ...

This illustrates why "Reality Bites" is an idealized distillation of what popular culture decided Generation X was as opposed to reflecting the truth of what the majority of the 65 million ...

The Reality Bites characters are nominally edgier, chain-smoking and fretting over AIDS tests, which ultimately gives way to relative traditionalism – sound familiar, Gen X?

Hands down, “Reality Bites” wins the award for best title of 1994. Excellent title! Superb title! In one of its meanings, it conveys exactly the method of the movie to which it is attached ...

Reality Bites: A Hannah Swensen Mystery premieres on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. ET on Hallmark Mystery. Related: Hallmark Heads Back to the 19th Century With Gilded Newport Mysteries: Murder at ...

Film & TV ‘Reality Bites’ Is Thirty Years Old. Is It Dated, or More Relevant Than Ever? The concept of “selling out” at the heart of the film feels like an artifact from another time.

A Houston home featured in the 1994 movie Reality Bites will be demolished in the next 30 days, according to the property manager. Located in Alden Place in North Montrose, the home served as the ...