Film The 90s Movie Vault

[His Name Is Frank]

I still can't get over the fact that 1990 was over 20 years ago. Damn I feel old. All of the movies in this thread are going to be raped as soon as they're done remaking every 80s movie that ever existed. So let's remember them and enjoy them while we still can.

My favorite 90s movie and the movie that spawned 1000 knock offs.

My second favorite 90s movie. If this movie didn't make you feel great and at the same time wish Morgan Freeman was your grandfather, then you have no soul.

This one blew me away. It's one of my favorite time travel movies. Brad Pitt's awesome in his role.

My favorite Bill Murray movie, next to Ghostbusters.

The best Nightmare movie in the series, in my opinion is this one.

What? Oh God no! Not that abomination! This one:

Laugh if you must, but don't deny that Babe is a great movie.

 

[docbp87]

Movie that spawned 1000 knockoffs? As a fan of 60's and 70's drive-in, 42nd street exploitation cinema, Pulp Fiction practically was 1000 knock-offs rolled into one film ITSELF, much less the catalyst for 1000 knockoffs. I enjoy Jackie Brown quite a bit, but Tarantino's "intertextual" "metacinema" is BS.

 

[tribal girl]

Ghost (1990)

I don't care what you say, it's awesome. :D

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

The Craft (1996)

 

[Arnold]

Sneakers

 

[tribal girl]

 

[Bardeaux]

Some of my favorites:

Goodfellas

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Jurassic Park - I actually saw this in theaters. I was probably five or six and was obsessed with dinosaurs for the next couple years.

Forrest Gump

Fight Club

 

[yucatanboy2]

Absolutely loved fight club and shawshank redemption. Forrest gump was good too.

How about this:

This one seriously had to be one of avatar's influences:

I'm gonna need you to come in on saturday....

 

[yucatanboy2]

Also (I'm too lazy to grab all the posters right now):

The Usual suspects

Se7en

The Big Lebowski

Schindler's list

The thin red line

Dark City (predated the matrix and I thought it was pretty darn cool)

Ok, i'll grab the poster for this one:

I highly recommend this Danish film... low budget, and one of the first films that Mads Mikkelsen was in. He's since gone on the be in English movies like "Casino Royale", "King Arthur", and "Clash of the Titans"... sure they're not great movies, but I think he's kinda cool, and my wife has a huge crush on him lol.

 

[Belisarius]

My favorite '90s flicks (that haven't been listed yet):

Clerks.

GalaxyQuest.

Jurassic Park.

Strange Days.

The Crow.

 

[debaser]

 

[GlenMakena]

No one has watched THE GOD FATHER . . . :D
It is one of the best film ever made.

 

[tribal girl]

Errr, it was made in 1972. 8)

And part 3 doesn't count.

 

[yucatanboy2]

Good list Belisarius. The Crow, Clerks, and Galaxy Quest were movies I really enjoyed and have rewatched multiple times.

 

[Arnold]

A river runs through it

Seven years in Tibet.

The fugitive

The siege

US Marshalls

Natural born killers

The edge 1997

Twin town

Ronin

Medicine man

Patriot Games

Reservoir dogs

Thelma & louise

Man bites dog

Wayne's world

The negotiator 1998

As good as it gets

Entrapment 1999



That'll do for today

 

[Belisarius]

Addendum:

Face/Off.

eXistenZ.

 

[Arnold]

The lawnmower man

Beethoven

Stalingrad

Speed

SOme mother's son

POint break

Meet Joe black

The devil's own.

Les visiteurs

Falling down.

In the name of the father.

The crying game

The jackal

 

[docbp87]

Wow. Cronenberg fan, much? Awesome though, a post after my own heart. Wrote a dissertation on David Cronenberg in school. The man's oeuvre is pretty close to spotless.

 

[Whodathunkit]

1999

 

[Arnold]

 

[poopie]

1995

I watched this again today. I love movies with overly verbose, witty dialogue. I really do. And cordouroy.

1998

I watched this today too. God bless Netflix instant queue, yeah? Great actors and an amazing soundtrack. Damn, Vince and Joaquin used to be so fuckable.