Find out where to watch the director’s 5 best films

The film director Rob Reiner he was found dead, with his wife, on Sunday (14), in the United States; the couple’s son was arrested as the main suspect. Between the 1980s and 1990s, he was responsible for high-grossing films that marked the history of American cinema.

Check out Rob Reiner’s five best films below and where to watch each of them, on streaming platforms:

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Stand by Me (1986)

Inspired by a short story by Stephen King, Stand By Me follows four boys in the summer of 1959. The protagonists discover that a young man was accidentally killed near the city where they live. They set out in search of the body, on a journey that becomes a turning point in the group’s life.

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Available for purchase and rent on various platforms, such as Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play and YouTube Films.

Harry and Sally: Made for Each Other (1988)

Considered one of the best comedies in cinema history, Harry and Sally: Made for Each Other features Billy Cristal and Meg Ryan as two friends who build a relationship over the years until they realize that they may be in love with each other.

Available on Mubi and for purchase and rent on other platforms.

Crazy Obsession (1990)

Thriller that won Kathy Bates the Oscar for best actress, Crazy Obsession is another film by the director inspired by the work of Stephen King. It shows a writer (James Caan) who, after a car accident, is saved and held in prison by a fan, who proves to be dangerous as the days go by.

Available on Mubi and for purchase and rent on other platforms.

Question of Honor (1992)

In A Matter of Honor, a young lawyer (Tom Cruise) tries to uncover the truth about the death of a soldier on a military base. Nominated for an Oscar for best film, it also features names like Demi Moore and Jack Nicholson, whose character says the famous phrase “You can’t handle the truth”, a landmark in cinema.

Available on HBO Max and for purchase and rental on other platforms.

Tune in Love (1993)

In Love Tune, a romantic comedy set in Seattle, widower Sam (Tom Hanks) runs a radio show in which he talks about his feelings. Reporter Annie (Meg Ryan) falls in love with her voice. The soundtrack, focused on jazz classics, is the highlight of this film.

Available for purchase and rent on various platforms, such as Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play and YouTube Films.