What's your favorite 90s movie?

[Bulldog Force]

Terminator 2: Judgement Day

 

[legend]

Same.

 

[roostersrule2]

Shawshank then Goodfellas.

 

[Zoidberg]

Man, how can you choose?
I was 8-18 in the 90's and had different tastes during that time. Some I loved because they were great, some I loved because I was young and dumb (but still love them today).

Jurassic Park
T2
Braveheart
The Rock
Scream 2
Saving Pvt Ryan
Mortal Kombat
Con Air
...and many more

 

[Danish]

I'm going to take the "90s movie" to mean something that just absolutely SCREEAAAMS 90s when you watch it now. A great movie that is dated to all hell.

For that reason, I am going to go with Clueless, followed by Empire Records, then Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter is Dead. All classics when viewed as a kid/teen, and tremendous nostalgia machines to watch now.

Or for knee slappingly bad 90s tech movies, see Hackers and The Net (with that girl from the bus)

 

[Chicken_Hunter]

Independence day
Braveheart

 

[Zoidberg]

I'm going to take the "90s movie" to mean something that just absolutely SCREEAAAMS 90s when you watch it now. A great movie that is dated to all hell.

For that reason, I am going to go with Clueless, followed by Empire Records, then Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter is Dead. All classics when viewed as a kid/teen, and tremendous nostalgia machines to watch now.

Or for knee slappingly bad 90s tech movies, see Hackers and The Net (with that girl from the bus)

Stuff that screams 90's, anything with Pauly Shore.

 

[Game_Breaker]

Speaking of screaming 90's, is anything more 90's than this:

 

[roostersrule2]

If it had a soundtrack by a munted Kurt Cobain and came with Urkel glasses it would figuratively be a time travel machine to the 90's.

 

[alien]

independence day and terminator 2 would be up there for me

 

[vvvrulz]

T2 would have to be king

Other classics in typical 90s style:
Broken Arrow
Face Off
The Rock
Independence Day
Lethal Weapon 4
Rush Hour
Con Air
Speed

... man movies just knew how to have fun back in those days

Not including personal favourites such as the The Matrix/True Romance etc. which were timeless and/or ahead of the game

 

[Bulldog Force]

Stuff that screams 90's, anything with Pauly Shore.

Jury Duty. The asbestos scene right at the end kills me everytime :lol:

 

[Bulldog Force]

Ok, apart from picking T2, I'll try to be a bit more detailed and name 1 movie from each year - let's keep in mind movies that had an impact on us as kids also apply:

• 1990: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
  Notable mentions: Total Recall, Home Alone, Edward Scissorhands
• 1991: Terminator 2: Judgment Day
• 1992: Batman Returns
• 1993: Jurassic Park
  Notable mentions: Groundhog Day, Mrs. Doutfire
• 1994: The Lion King
  Notable mentions: The Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Billy Madison
• 1995: Toy Story
  Notable mentions: Braveheart, Bad Boys
• 1996: Bulletproof
  Notable mention: Scream, Independence Day
• 1997: Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
  Notable mentions: Titanic, Men in Black, Good Will Hunting
• 1998: Saving Private Ryan
  Notable mentions: Armageddon, Godzilla, The Wedding Singer, Deep Impact
• 1999: The Matrix

 

[Mogsheen Jadwat]

goodfellas/casino/t2

 

[GC_Gladiator]

The Sandlot, mighty ducks and the pest

 

[Flapper]

Mallrats, come on.

 

[pennywisealfie]

Orgazmo for sure.

The late 90s was the best era of anything ever.

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

Goodfellas
Jurrasic Park
Pulp Fiction
True Romance
Terminator Two

 

[veggiepatch1959]

In no particular order:-

Forrest Gump
Shawshank Redemption
The Silence of the Lambs
Twelve Monkeys
Contact
The Hunt for Red October
Dark City
Mrs Doubtfire
Once Were Warriors
Saving Private Ryan

 

[bileduct]

The Big Lebowski