Favorite 90s movies

[Mitchell]

Okay, as long as we have a favorite 80s movies thread, I thought I would start one with the favorite 90s movies. Here is my list.

The Prince of Tides. -Maybe my all time favorite movie, ever.
Forrest Gump.
The Mirror Has Two Faces.
Pulp Fiction.
Pretty Woman.

Again, just a few, but those are my top 90s movies.

Mitch

 

[Ignatz]

Roberto Benigni's Life Is Beautiful, the funniest and most heartbreaking film I've seen. Ever.

 

[ticklingfeet4fu]

Shawshank Redeption
Green Mile
The Patriot

 

[Goodieluver]

You mean there were movies after 1989!?!?!?!

Lol, god......off top of my head
saving private ryan
Valentine
True romance
surviving the game
major league II
The crow
Thinner
Romeo+Juliet
Much ado about nothing

oogles and oogles more

 

[Ignatz]

You mean there were movies after 1989!?!?!?!

Lol, god......off top of my head
saving private ryan
Valentine
True romance
surviving the game
major league II
The crow
Thinner
Romeo+Juliet
Much ado about nothing

oogles and oogles more

Oh, yeah...thanks for reminding me of Much Ado About Nothing! Splendid film...though I thought Emma blew Kenneth off the screen. We did the play a few years later at our civic theater and used the movie soundtrack for our pre-show and curtain call music. I played Don John the Bastard and took a lot of ribbing about Keanu Reeves, although I thought he did a fine job in the movie. (A lot of people will never forgive him for Bill and Ted or whatever that teenie flick was called.) Michael Keaton's Dogberry annoyed me the first time I saw "Much Ado", but on repeat viewing he grew on me. (That reminds me...I haven't bought the DVD yet. Must attend to that.)

 

[amk714]

I'm not as into the movies of the 90's as I am of the 80's. Perhaps not enough time has passed for me to appreciate them as much. 😛 In any case, there are two movies I'll add here. One is Waking Ned Devine. It's a funny film about an Irishman who wins the lottery, with an unexpected twist. Watch it and you'll see what I mean. 😀 The other is The Matrix. This sci-fi flick not only utilized groundbreaking technology and a style that was endlessly copied, but it also planted itself firmly into our pop culture, and stirred up controversy after the Columbine shootings took place. Not surprisingly, it also spawned two sequels that didn't live up to the original.

 

[Goodieluver]

Oh, yeah...thanks for reminding me of Much Ado About Nothing! Splendid film...though I thought Emma blew Kenneth off the screen. We did the play a few years later at our civic theater and used the movie soundtrack for our pre-show and curtain call music. I played Don John the Bastard and took a lot of ribbing about Keanu Reeves, although I thought he did a fine job in the movie. (A lot of people will never forgive him for Bill and Ted or whatever that teenie flick was called.) Michael Keaton's Dogberry annoyed me the first time I saw "Much Ado", but on repeat viewing he grew on me. (That reminds me...I haven't bought the DVD yet. Must attend to that.)

Heh i still remember my father lookin weird at me when i asked for that for a dvd

hey nonny nonny

 

[Ignatz]

I'm not as into the movies of the 90's as I am of the 80's. Perhaps not enough time has passed for me to appreciate them as much. 😛 In any case, there are two movies I'll add here. One is Waking Ned Devine. It's a funny film about an Irishman who wins the lottery, with an unexpected twist. Watch it and you'll see what I mean. 😀 The other is The Matrix. This sci-fi flick not only utilized groundbreaking technology and a style that was endlessly copied, but it also planted itself firmly into our pop culture, and stirred up controversy after the Columbine shootings took place. Not surprisingly, it also spawned two sequels that didn't live up to the original.

Waking Ned Devine was a hoot. I loved that film. A similar offbeat movie was The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain starring Hugh Grant. Also very funny.

 

[isabeau]

shawshank redemption
glory
philadelphia


isabeau

 

[Michael514]

"Saving Private Ryan"
"Goodfellas"
"Shawshank Redemption, the"

 

[aun_existe_amor]

The Green Mile

 

[DEV]

Princess Mononoke. Best animated film ever.

 

[aun_existe_amor]

Coyote Ugly. Was that 90s ?

 

[amk714]

Coyote Ugly. Was that 90s ?

2000, actually. 😛

 

[aun_existe_amor]

Silence of the lambs. was that 80s or 90s? I like that film. I had nightmares about that film just before the first time tkrdb2000 came to visit me here. I imagined that he was a cannibal coming to eat me lol.

 

[Ignatz]

Silence of the lambs. was that 80s or 90s? I like that film. I had nightmares about that film just before the first time tkrdb2000 came to visit me here. I imagined that he was a cannibal coming to eat me lol.

That one came out in 1991. That moment when he sat up in the ambulance nearly laid me out. (Yeah, I know I should have seen it coming, but when a movie engrosses me I never try to get one jump ahead of the plot. I sit there like a good little boy and let the storytellers take me where they want to.)

 

[kered]

Goodfellas
A league of their own
Ed Wood
Mighty Aphrodite
As Good As It Gets
Shawshank Redemption

 

[drew70]

The Matrix
Titanic

 

[Ray<3tiklishft]

Jurassic Park (For the kid in me)
Pulp Fiction (for the kid in me)

 

[joeyroc]

Gladiator
Good Will Hunting
And How could ANYBODY forget about Austin Powers , Dumb and Dumber, and Happy Gilmore?? I didn't see too many comedies, if any, so maybe those don't belong, but either way, they're still good and still from the 90's