In 1994, Bruce Willis appeared in two of the best movies of his career—one of them became a legend and the other, more understated one, is this under-seen gem. Based on the novel by Richard Russo, NOBODY’S FOOL paints a leisurely portrait of small-town life as seen through the eyes of aging reprobate “Sully” Sullivan, played by Paul Newman in one of his finest late-career performances. Willis took a substantial pay cut to play Sully’s frustrated antagonist Carl and turned in one of the best supporting roles of his career. Brattle Debut

Double Feature with PULP FICTION