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@Robin Craft Your 100% correct! Its bc back then they were more concerned with capturing your attention and imagination with story line, plot, visuals, effects, drama, action, emotions, creativity, ect. Now they just force feed their personal ideals and adjendas down your throat with garbage and TELL you how amazing it is. If you disagree its YOU who is at fault. Not their lack of creativity.
Ford: "I"m innocent..." Lee Jones: " I don't care..." That scene alone deserves to be on the the list. It's both full of tension and the "I don't give a fuck I'mma still arrest you." 😂
@@jacobmilligan8777 no fucking way. Titanic deserved it's spot, one of the most successful films ever made. I would have put The Fugitive in at about 7 and bumped the others down rather than replace anything. Yes fight Club would be knocked out of the list, but I think it's overrated anyway.
Tom hanks, Keanu Reeves, Sam neil, Brad pitt, Bruce Willis, Schwarzenegger, Kevin Spacey, Jim carrey, Nicolas Cage, Ed harris were all big actors in the 90s, so many iconic movies
The 90's were my teen years, and I'm truly grateful for that. Because I feel that was the perfect time in my life to experience, understand, and enjoy everything the 90's had to offer.
@@manchester8143 Born in 1985. We grew up with the best pop music, synth, electronic rock, best sitcoms and comedy, some of the best action, horror, scifi and drama ever created, the most groundbreaking videogame consoles and the truly widespread implementation of the internet along with rad rollerblades, action figures, collectibles, card playing games, RC cars, outdoor sports, boomboxes, VCRs and DVDs, amazing fashion and God knows what else I forgot.
@@electrominded8372 Born in 88. I loved everyting about that time. Everything seemed so much bigger and more important than today. People all over the world were actually DOING things instead of watching others do stuff on social media.
I think we can all agree that a top 20 90s movies of all time, should be elongated to at least 100! A couple of 90s film gems that just came to mind are, From Dusk,Till Dawn and Desperado!
Born in 1985. We grew up with the best pop music, synth, electronic rock, best sitcoms and comedy, some of the best action, horror, scifi and drama ever created, the most groundbreaking videogame consoles and the truly widespread implementation of the internet along with rad rollerblades, action figures, collectibles, card playing games, RC cars, outdoor sports, boomboxes, VCRs and DVDs, amazing fashion and God knows what else I forgot.
I'm actually happy that it didn't because it was made by the guy who made The Shawshank Redemption and he tried to duplicate that film's success with another prison movie that is just too long and drawn out.
Nope. Not missing. Its illegal to watch now. Offensive to transgender people. And that's all that matters in today's day and age; the hurt feelings of the absolute smallest groups of the population.
@@lynnevetter That's because people llke Erik are idiots who have to make up nonsense to try not to appear offended but, deep down, he'll get his panties in a wad over something innocuous, such as players kneeling before a flag.
I think Jurassic Park is 1st for me. Its so nostalgic and beautiful. Maybe I like it that much because I was a dinosaur fan my entire life, but does it matter? Sci-fi, horror, drama, a fantastic character arc for Grant, etc. It has everything! 🦖🦕
There was something incredibly pure and pluralistic about the 90's movie, music and TV scene that reflected the multitude of subcultures that grew and existed at the time. It may be partly nostalgia talking but I've never since lived in such a free and wholesome time and never will.
One of my personal favorite movies is "Blade" (1999). The atmosphere of the movie gets me to this day, both the protagonist and antagonist are amazing.
My most favorite movies from 1990s: 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day.' 'Goodfellas.' 'Boogie Nights.' 'Toy Story.' 'Toy Story 2.' 'American Beauty.' 'South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.' 'Basic Instinct.' 'Scream.' 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' And finally... 'Boyz in the Hood.'
My Top 20 would be.. 1. The Matrix 2. Crumb 3. Pulp Fiction 4. Cure 5. Fallen Angels 6. Close-Up 7. Naked 8. The Straight Story 9. Night On Earth 10. Magnolia 11. Contact 12. Good Will Hunting 13. The Truman Show 14. The Silence Of The Lambs 15. Heat 16. Eyes Wide Shut 17. The Big Lebowski 18. Three Colours: Red 19. The Player 20. Being John Malkovich
1992 was also a great year for movies, not only Reservoir Dogs that is mentioned speaking about the top spot of the list but other classics from different genres such as Unforgiven, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Last of the Mohicans, A Few Good Men, A League of Their Own, The Crying Game and Malcolm X.
Very good list just missing: Austin Powers (1997) Ace Ventura (1994) Braveheart (1991) Men in black (1997) The Green Mile (1999) The Fifth Element (1997) Independence day (1996) Dances With Wolves (1990) Other than that great list!👍 Also like to mention a couple personal favorites of mine like. Richie Rich (1994) Mask (1994) Ghost (1990) Happy Gilmore (1996) Jumanji (1995)
I love the 90s where artists could truly express themselves, and if someone didn’t like a movie they didn’t try to cancel it, they just wouldn’t go see it. 🤷🏾♂️
@@BLYKMYK44 I was a kid in the 90s, where people knew how to take a joke. If they were offended by something they just didn’t watch or support it, they didn’t try to cancel it, because they got there soft ass feelings hurt.
@@drama_killer lol guess you were too young to be paying attention to “PC Culture” or the freak outs about Rap music. Groups have always been trying to pretend that cancel culture is this new thing when people have been trying to cancel stuff since day one
20. Fight Club 19. Boyz N The Hood 18. Groundhog Day 17. Good Will Hunting 16. Se7en 15. Forrest Gump 14. Saving Private Ryan 13. Heat 12. The Truman Show 11. Boogie Nights 10. Jurassic Park 09. The Big Lebowski 08. Titanic 07. The Silence of the Lambs 06. The Matrix 05. Terminator 2: Judgement Day 04. The Shawshank Redemption 03. Schindler's List 02. Goodfellas 01. Batman and Robin Honorable Mentions: The Usual Suspects Home Alone Thelma & Louise The Sixth Sense Edward Scissorhands Jk 😅 #1. Pulp Fiction
Home Alone, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Jurassic park, The Green Mile, Titanic and Space Jam are my favourite films from the 90s! I'm glad I live with the early 90s.
I believe that coffee shop scene was their long awaited first time on screen together. De Niro’s part in Godfather Part 2 was a flashback so they never shared the screen together.
I’m happy T2, Schindler’s List and so many others are on your list. However, I am disappointed you didn’t refer to or mention Apollo 13 or The Blair Witch Project, two other great movies from the 90s. I think you should do a top 40 list 10 years from now and give those movies fair play. Also, I like to see a top 20 list of the best animated movies from the 90s.
I was looking for anyone who had mentioned Speed before I commented. It's non-stop action, occasionally funny, great chemistry, and one of the best villains ever. .....that's coming from a guy who thinks that Con Air should've been on the list too though
3 of my all-time favorites are from the 90s: Chungking Express (1994), Fallen Angels (1995), both directed by Wong Kar-wai, and Starship Troopers (1997)
Natural Born Killers, Life is Beautiful, Candy Man, Basic Instinct, Falling Down, Braveheart, Friday, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Run Lola Run, Soul Food, Eyes Wide Shut, Clueless, Reservoir Dogs, LA Confidential, Cruel Intentions, Pretty Woman, Fried Green Tomatoes, There's Something about Mary, To Die For, Gattica, Starship Troopers.
Braveheart should certainly be on here. Incredible movie. The others you mentioned are more niche movies and are not as widely iconic or recognized imo. Most you listed are quite good but just not as widely popular. Braveheart falls into that category a bit as well, I would say.
@@phuebner45 It also won best picture at the Academy Awards in 1996. Say what you want about Mel Gibson, he's a controversial figure, but he has made some great films.
@@phuebner45 Many of the films I listed were Cult Films. I didn't make the connection. I think Life is Beautiful should make the list, because it was nominated for an Academy Award, not sure if it won?
My 10 list 1. Terminator judgement day 2. Scream 3. Space Jam 4. Leon the professional 5. Forrest Gump 6. Schindler's list 7. Boyz N the hood 8. Jurassic Park 9. Goodfellas 10. The Nightmare before Christmas
LA Confidential. Great cast, direction, cinematography, score, plot and dialog so gritty and intelligent it raises the bar for screenplays. Not just one of the great movies of the 90's but of all time. Honorable mention to Braveheart and The Last of the Mohicans.
The schindlers list is the one movie that its enough to see for once in your lifetime... Awesome acting, story but so depressing at the same time. Truly a masterpiece 👍👍👍👍
Absolutely no character development (other than Schindler himself). Holocaust movies kind of have an insurance from criticism, it’s about time we end it :) Criticising a holocaust movie doesn’t mean someone is denying what happened or something like that.
@@helloworldx10 i hope you don't misunderstand character development as just a building up of a character within the movie. as long as a character has depth and significance, even if it remained constant throughout can be deemed good character development, taken from a creative writing and not a story-telling point of view. and fiennes's character was solid. should've won best supporting that year. agree with you though on holocaust movies perception.
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991) is my #1 for the 90's. It's a phenomenal film and the reason I was named Connor. Another one of my favorites that wasn't mentioned is "American History X" (1998). A truly powerful and moving film.
The Rock, Con Air, Tombstone, Face/Off, American History X, Braveheart, Die Hard 3: With a Vengeance.. The fact that these great movies are missing from the list, just goes to show how spectacular the 90s were cinematography wise. Might as well be the most amazing decade in the history of cinema. IMO.
I like many of the movies on this list, but I think The Sandlot deserves to be on this list. It's more than a kid's movie and it's more than a baseball movie.
Here are my top 20 favorite movies of the 90's 1. Jurassic Park 2. Home Alone 3. Scream 4. Dragonheart 5. Small Soldiers 6. Space Jam 7. The Lost World Jurassic Park 8. Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace 9. Forrest Gump 10. Jumanji 11. Air Force One 12. Con Air 13. The Mummy 14. The Mask 15. Ace Ventura 16. Dumb and Dumber 17. Pulp Fiction 18. Titanic 19. Terminator 2 20. Child's Play 2
Home Alone 1 & 2 they are the coolest,funniest,hilarious and iconic Christmas movies in all the time and is the funniest and best Christmas movies ever
You omitted Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Falling Down, Mighty Aphrodite, American Beauty, There's Something About Mary, Die Hard with a Vengeance, Short Cuts & Magnolia.
T2 Judgement Day, Saving Private Ryan, and The Silence Of The Lambs are the best movies from the 90s that I've watched. Edit: I forgot Schindler's List is also included. I knew it that Pulp Fiction is number one.
I would not argue with that at all. The impact Pulp Fiction had on the film world in general gives it the edge I think. I say True Romance should be at least an honorable mention, especially if "Boogie Nights" is on the list. No disrespect to the great Dirk Diggler.
@@manofhardcore9468 Pulp Fiction is a cinematic masterpiece on Quentin"s (Oscar nominated) second try at Directing a major motion picture. To like Reservoir Dogs is fine, but to suggest it is a more complete cinematic experience than Pulp Fiction is just ludicrous. Uma Thurman should have won many awards for her performance. She was the best on screen performer in that film and is not talked about enough in my opinion. She was nominated for an Oscar that year. If Bullets over Broadway and Forrest Gump had not come out that year Pulp Fiction would have won more Academy Awards in 1995.
Always forgotten greats of the 1990s: 1. Friday (1995) 2. Rush Hour (1997) 3. The Big Lebowski (1998) 4. Usual Suspects (1994) 5. The Five Heartbeats (1991)
@I only use this account when I get put in time out It's a guilty pleasure of mine, nothing special but I've see it so many times now and I just can't stop coming back to it
Movies Anime Music Music videos Rap R&b Spanish music Lifestyle Dressing style The beginning of technology in our life’s Everything about the 90’s was seriously awesome
I agree with all of those except for broken arrow. I use to love the film when I was younger and then I recently gave it a re watch and it really wasn’t that great.
Blade needs to be on the Honorable Mention List because it showed the serious potential of comic book content. And, wait: How is Interview With A Vampire not mentioned??!!
My list: 20-home alone 19- heat 18-true lies 17-Hard boiled 16- the rock 15- Con air 14- Casino 13- Jurrasic park 12- Pulp fiction 11- Forrest gump 10- The matrix 9- Princess mononoke 8-Toy story 1 7- Fight club 6-Braveheart 5- The green mile 4- saving private ryan 3-Silence of the lambs 2- Terminator 2 1- The shawshank redemption
The '90s was just an awesome time for movies. Jurassic Park is among my many favorites! If you make a list of the top 20 underrated '90's films please include "Don Juan de Marco" and "Mrs. Doubtfire".
There are plenty of other amazing 90s movies that also deserve to be on this list, but it's hard to argue with a single film that did make the list. That was one amazing decade for Cinema.
My Top 10 (favorites) 10° - Juice 9° - Scream 8° - What's Love Got To Do With It 7° - Braveheart 6° - Good Will Hunting 5° - Boyz N The Hood 4° - The Matrix 3° - Forrest Gump 2° - Fight Club 1° - Terminator 2: Judgment Day ~Honorable Mentions~ 5° - Batman Returns 4° - Girl, Interrupted 3° - The Basketball Diaries 2° - Aladdin 1° - Saving Private Ryan
The Pulp Fiction is one of the greatest,best and coolest comedy crime movies ever in the history of Hollywood in all the time and is a masterpiece of the director Quentin Tarantino
My Top 20 would be.. 1. The Matrix 2. Crumb 3. Pulp Fiction 4. Cure 5. Fallen Angels 6. Close-Up 7. Naked 8. The Straight Story 9. Night On Earth 10. Magnolia 11. Contact 12. Good Will Hunting 13. The Truman Show 14. The Silence Of The Lambs 15. Heat 16. Eyes Wide Shut 17. The Big Lebowski 18. Three Colours: Red 19. The Player 20. Being John Malkovich
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Terminator 2, but other action movies are really good too like Total Recall, Hard Boiled, True Lies, Die Hard With A Vengeance, and Face/Off
Terminator 2,Titanic,Jurassic Park,Home alone,Mask and matrix
4th' comment"s :-) .....
I’ve seen 10/20 of these movies, can u guess which?! 😊
easily T2, followed by DH with a Vengence
The 90s was an incredible decade for films in terms of quality and quantity.
Not only movies, but video games and music aswell.
@@outlawfly664 more progression of technology
@Robin Craft
Your 100% correct! Its bc back then they were more concerned with capturing your attention and imagination with story line, plot, visuals, effects, drama, action, emotions, creativity, ect.
Now they just force feed their personal ideals and adjendas down your throat with garbage and TELL you how amazing it is. If you disagree its YOU who is at fault. Not their lack of creativity.
Everything films and TV lack today
@@outlawfly664 mmm hmm yau said it
Judgement Day isn’t only one of the best movies of the 90s, it’s one of the best movies of all time
You're Gawd damned right it is !
Preach!
Without a doubt. I remember the impact it had back then. I was 12 and EVERYONE wanted to see T2. And we fucking did.
Sure it is. Also one of the Best Action Movies of all Time.
@@CBU-oq1lu I bet you guys did
The fugitive is criminally underrated.
That was good!!!
Ford: "I"m innocent..."
Lee Jones: " I don't care..."
That scene alone deserves to be on the the list. It's both full of tension and the "I don't give a fuck I'mma still arrest you." 😂
agreed
I personally would’ve replaced it with Titanic.
@@jacobmilligan8777 no fucking way. Titanic deserved it's spot, one of the most successful films ever made.
I would have put The Fugitive in at about 7 and bumped the others down rather than replace anything. Yes fight Club would be knocked out of the list, but I think it's overrated anyway.
Tom hanks, Keanu Reeves, Sam neil, Brad pitt, Bruce Willis, Schwarzenegger, Kevin Spacey, Jim carrey, Nicolas Cage, Ed harris were all big actors in the 90s, so many iconic movies
The 90's were my teen years, and I'm truly grateful for that. Because I feel that was the perfect time in my life to experience, understand, and enjoy everything the 90's had to offer.
Early and mid 90s are the best
@@manchester8143 Born in 1985. We grew up with the best pop music, synth, electronic rock, best sitcoms and comedy, some of the best action, horror, scifi and drama ever created, the most groundbreaking videogame consoles and the truly widespread implementation of the internet along with rad rollerblades, action figures, collectibles, card playing games, RC cars, outdoor sports, boomboxes, VCRs and DVDs, amazing fashion and God knows what else I forgot.
@@electrominded8372 Born in 88. I loved everyting about that time. Everything seemed so much bigger and more important than today. People all over the world were actually DOING things instead of watching others do stuff on social media.
American Beauty, The Green Mile, Léon: The Professional, Scream, Magnolia, Reservoir Dogs, eXistenZ, and Affliction all deserve to be mentioned here.
I doubt a 3rd of the people who watched this video even know of or heard of eXistenZ ... got overshadowed by The Matrix. eXistenZ is great!
I've never heard of eXistenZ but I just googled it and it looks SO GOOD...thanks for the recommendation!! 😊
magnolia should be no.1 and boogie nights no.2. PTA ruled the 90's
All except Affliction and eXistenZ. It's a top 20 list not an all movies of the 90s list.
Tom Cruise in Magnolia, "How To Fake Being Nice And Kind" Chapter 8.
Forrest Gump: "I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is."
Such a good line from 1994's 'Forrest Gump.'
Jenny
That film was sentimental garbage.
hate that f movie
@@suma5939 YOU WHAT!?
Stupid..
Tom Hanks has legendary movies in the 90s.
Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, The Green Mile and even Toy Story, amazing
@@maciejr1447 don’t forget Philadelphia.
@@maciejr1447 What do you mean even Toy Story? Especially Toy Story. And he was in Toy Story 2 as well.
@@maciejr1447 Also A League of Their Own, Sleepless in Seattle, Apollo 13 and You've Got Mail.
@@maciejr1447 Don't forget "Philadelphia". He won an Oscar for that one too.
I think we can all agree that a top 20 90s movies of all time, should be elongated to at least 100! A couple of 90s film gems that just came to mind are, From Dusk,Till Dawn and Desperado!
Born in 1985. We grew up with the best pop music, synth, electronic rock, best sitcoms and comedy, some of the best action, horror, scifi and drama ever created, the most groundbreaking videogame consoles and the truly widespread implementation of the internet along with rad rollerblades, action figures, collectibles, card playing games, RC cars, outdoor sports, boomboxes, VCRs and DVDs, amazing fashion and God knows what else I forgot.
It makes me sad that "The Green Mile" is not on this list
"Shawshank Redemption" will
compensate for it.
@BILL MURRAY i dont think so, because the green Mile and shawshank both need to be in the list
@@daan_053 They were both directed by the same director (Frank Darabont), however.
I'm actually happy that it didn't because it was made by the guy who made The Shawshank Redemption and he tried to duplicate that film's success with another prison movie that is just too long and drawn out.
what about Casino or Donnie Brasco?
Mrs Doubtfire is missing guys... This was a special nostalgic Williams masterpiece 🏆
It's not missing
Nope. Not missing. Its illegal to watch now. Offensive to transgender people. And that's all that matters in today's day and age; the hurt feelings of the absolute smallest groups of the population.
Seriously... people worship this movie. It is fantastic. Could definitely remove Boogie Nights for this one.
@@eriklehnsherr5784 I've never heard a trans person ever say they were offended by this movie.
@@lynnevetter That's because people llke Erik are idiots who have to make up nonsense to try not to appear offended but, deep down, he'll get his panties in a wad over something innocuous, such as players kneeling before a flag.
Jurassic Park, The Matrix, and Terminator 2 were those live action movies that have been part of my childhood.
🦖😎🤖
The original
@@joeyjerry1586 yea why you
Those 3 are all in my top 10.
That's why we had the best childhood :D
And T2 is most idiotic movie of all time
I think Jurassic Park is 1st for me. Its so nostalgic and beautiful. Maybe I like it that much because I was a dinosaur fan my entire life, but does it matter? Sci-fi, horror, drama, a fantastic character arc for Grant, etc. It has everything! 🦖🦕
Bro are u ross
Honestly same, been a dinosaur fan since I was a kid but maybe it's because I watched Jurassic park from a young age 😂❤
There was something incredibly pure and pluralistic about the 90's movie, music and TV scene that reflected the multitude of subcultures that grew and existed at the time. It may be partly nostalgia talking but I've never since lived in such a free and wholesome time and never will.
I’m with you. I was only barely becoming a teen by the end of the 90s but it felt like everything was okay then. The movies were no exception.
One of my personal favorite movies is "Blade" (1999). The atmosphere of the movie gets me to this day, both the protagonist and antagonist are amazing.
"Some Mutafuckas are always trying to ice skate uphill"
"We are excluding animated films, though. Otherwise, Toy Story would be here."
Me: "Actually, I was going to say The Lion King, but oh, well."
Same. Beauty and the Beast too.
You can say just about any Disney Renaissance Movie and would not be wrong…
Beauty and the Beast
The Lion King
Aladdin
The list goes on…
@@michaelfleischman8959 agreed
My most favorite movies from 1990s:
'Terminator 2: Judgement Day.'
'Goodfellas.'
'Boogie Nights.'
'Toy Story.'
'Toy Story 2.'
'American Beauty.'
'South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.'
'Basic Instinct.'
'Scream.'
'Mrs. Doubtfire.'
And finally...
'Boyz in the Hood.'
Very good list..I agree with T2...the action is just awesome..of course my fav part is the dirtbike,motorcycle,Semi scene...
I like your list toy story 1 2 terminator judgment day
Boogie nights .. lmao.... Brock landers... Chester Rockwell.
My Top 20 would be..
1. The Matrix
2. Crumb
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Cure
5. Fallen Angels
6. Close-Up
7. Naked
8. The Straight Story
9. Night On Earth
10. Magnolia
11. Contact
12. Good Will Hunting
13. The Truman Show
14. The Silence Of The Lambs
15. Heat
16. Eyes Wide Shut
17. The Big Lebowski
18. Three Colours: Red
19. The Player
20. Being John Malkovich
@@shawnbopko858 Why thank you.
1992 was also a great year for movies, not only Reservoir Dogs that is mentioned speaking about the top spot of the list but other classics from different genres such as Unforgiven, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Last of the Mohicans, A Few Good Men, A League of Their Own, The Crying Game and Malcolm X.
Very good list just missing:
Austin Powers (1997)
Ace Ventura (1994)
Braveheart (1991)
Men in black (1997)
The Green Mile (1999)
The Fifth Element (1997)
Independence day (1996)
Dances With Wolves (1990)
Other than that great list!👍
Also like to mention a couple personal favorites of mine like.
Richie Rich (1994)
Mask (1994)
Ghost (1990)
Happy Gilmore (1996)
Jumanji (1995)
Braveheart definitely ❤️🔥
Braveheart was in (1995) not in (1991)..
@@OG_G4m3rHate to admit it but I watched braveheart for the first time the other day and it's already in my top 5 movies! Sooooo good!
I love the 90s where artists could truly express themselves, and if someone didn’t like a movie they didn’t try to cancel it, they just wouldn’t go see it. 🤷🏾♂️
Well said! Looks like political correctness ruined cinema forever.
Amen
Lol!!!!! You clearly weren’t around in the 90s….seriously…thanks for this laugh
@@BLYKMYK44 I was a kid in the 90s, where people knew how to take a joke. If they were offended by something they just didn’t watch or support it, they didn’t try to cancel it, because they got there soft ass feelings hurt.
@@drama_killer lol guess you were too young to be paying attention to “PC Culture” or the freak outs about Rap music.
Groups have always been trying to pretend that cancel culture is this new thing when people have been trying to cancel stuff since day one
The thin red line, L.A. Confidential & Léon: The Professional
Leon is one of the most underrated movies ever
The Thin Red Line, wow that film is fantastic. One of Malick's best.
L.A. Confidential is so good! One of my favorites
Leon and Le Femme Nikita usually get paired together as they share characters in each film.
Leon was fantastic, definitely deserves a spot on this list
One of my favorite 90’s movie 🎥 is “The Long Kiss Goodnight”
Love that film
Awesome film!
very underrated
wow i forgot about that movie. I'm gonna watch it this weekend
Duh dun dun, duh dun. Got me a handgun. Duh dun dun, duh dun. Got me a rifle too. Anybody fucks with Mitch, he knows just what to do.
The 90s had great movies in every genre 🔥
I've never seen Heat, but I heard the sound in the shoot out is crrraaazzzy.
Heat is an amazing movie! Highly recommend!
1999's 'The Matrix' is still one of the best damn sci-fi movies ever made.
🙂
Yep
But just after Ghost ín the Shell
@@gulyasdavid6170 the matrix craps all over ghost in the shell
I hope Matrix 4 Resurrections is at least as good as The Matrix 😎
@@Gaming_with_JC Well, we'll see
20. Fight Club
19. Boyz N The Hood
18. Groundhog Day
17. Good Will Hunting
16. Se7en
15. Forrest Gump
14. Saving Private Ryan
13. Heat
12. The Truman Show
11. Boogie Nights
10. Jurassic Park
09. The Big Lebowski
08. Titanic
07. The Silence of the Lambs
06. The Matrix
05. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
04. The Shawshank Redemption
03. Schindler's List
02. Goodfellas
01. Batman and Robin
Honorable Mentions:
The Usual Suspects
Home Alone
Thelma & Louise
The Sixth Sense
Edward Scissorhands
Jk 😅
#1. Pulp Fiction
thx for saving me from the entire video :)
Thanks
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@@kunjbiharibudania4866 14 will be awesome
@@patriklundstrom2334 silly me just humped that arrow button to fast forward the whole thing
I feel lucky spending my teens in the 90's, what a decade. Also dusk till dawn.. What a film, my no.1
Salma Hayek
Dazed and Confused. Best decade ever! I’d go back in a heartbeat!
Home Alone, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Jurassic park, The Green Mile, Titanic and Space Jam are my favourite films from the 90s! I'm glad I live with the early 90s.
'Good Will Hunting' was written by both Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
Robin Williams, Matt Damon, and Ben Affleck became Oscar winners indeed.
Fantastic movie
Independence Day missing.
Braveheart.
3 Spielberg movies prove why he's a master
Al Pacino and Robert De Niro has a Great Off-Screen Friendship and also has Great On-Screen rivalry in Heat.
I believe that coffee shop scene was their long awaited first time on screen together. De Niro’s part in Godfather Part 2 was a flashback so they never shared the screen together.
The Unforgiven is an absolutely gem that just happened to be in the 90s
It is unbelievable how many great movies were filmed in the 90s. Not a single decade before or after comes close
Nonsense. The most decades are way better than the 90s.
The 70's had the greatest films
Silence of the lambs and Saving Private Ryan should have been higher IMO.
90s movies were great and they didn't disappoint.
The irony in that statement considering you have Batman as your profile picture
1990s is still one of several favorite decades.
I’m happy T2, Schindler’s List and so many others are on your list. However, I am disappointed you didn’t refer to or mention Apollo 13 or The Blair Witch Project, two other great movies from the 90s. I think you should do a top 40 list 10 years from now and give those movies fair play. Also, I like to see a top 20 list of the best animated movies from the 90s.
Apollo 13 is an incredible story and movie!
@@jc.1191 couldn’t agree more
The 90s were definitely chock full of great/fun flicks. Among many others, 3 of my favorites : Shawshank, demolition man, and point break
Dark City (1998) has always been a favorite of mine.
It's 🔥
That’s a great one. I believe the same director did The Crow as well.
Rufus Sewell as a good guy was an intriguing concept.
A comparison to the world experienced at that time.
Where is Speed!!?? Keanu and Sandra’s chemistry is unreal! Such a great action film!
Rebecca must have forgotten Speed. There's no other explanation for its omission.
Eeeeewwww
Nah, not top 20
@@Alcyhart Nah, not top 20
I was looking for anyone who had mentioned Speed before I commented. It's non-stop action, occasionally funny, great chemistry, and one of the best villains ever.
.....that's coming from a guy who thinks that Con Air should've been on the list too though
"Ed Wood" and "L.A. Confidential" are two of my '90s favorites that are missing here.
I agree with you
Edward scissorhands
How is ''L.A. Confidential'' not on the list😑
Yes
Ed Wood is freaking great!
WatchMojo: don't have a cow
Me: Immediately outraged that Fight Club is only #20...
3 of my all-time favorites are from the 90s: Chungking Express (1994), Fallen Angels (1995), both directed by Wong Kar-wai, and Starship Troopers (1997)
Starship Troopers is definitely the goods.
'Heat' is an eff'ing masterpiece of cinema 😎
Agree
Heat is a wicked film
Great 90s classic
He could have drove away.
Pulp Fiction, The Shawshank Redemption & Forrest Gump are already a combo for 1994.
and all three are overrated
@@sameerahmed-gx8js
You're overrated
@@sameerahmed-gx8js saying "Overrated"= Low IQ
Lion king
True lies
Natural Born Killers, Life is Beautiful, Candy Man, Basic Instinct, Falling Down, Braveheart, Friday, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Run Lola Run, Soul Food, Eyes Wide Shut, Clueless, Reservoir Dogs, LA Confidential, Cruel Intentions, Pretty Woman, Fried Green Tomatoes, There's Something about Mary, To Die For, Gattica, Starship Troopers.
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Braveheart should certainly be on here. Incredible movie. The others you mentioned are more niche movies and are not as widely iconic or recognized imo. Most you listed are quite good but just not as widely popular. Braveheart falls into that category a bit as well, I would say.
@@phuebner45 It also won best picture at the Academy Awards in 1996. Say what you want about Mel Gibson, he's a controversial figure, but he has made some great films.
@@phuebner45 Many of the films I listed were Cult Films. I didn't make the connection. I think Life is Beautiful should make the list, because it was nominated for an Academy Award, not sure if it won?
I like your list better
My 10 list
1. Terminator judgement day
2. Scream
3. Space Jam
4. Leon the professional
5. Forrest Gump
6. Schindler's list
7. Boyz N the hood
8. Jurassic Park
9. Goodfellas
10. The Nightmare before Christmas
LA Confidential. Great cast, direction, cinematography, score, plot and dialog so gritty and intelligent it raises the bar for screenplays. Not just one of the great movies of the 90's but of all time. Honorable mention to Braveheart and The Last of the Mohicans.
Independence Day!! Come on, it was the perfect popcorn 90's movie! It kickstarted the Blockbusters of the 90's
They will show Independence Day on TV in Sydney, Australia on 10 July 2021!!!! I will watch it.
Agreed! Stargate too!!
No it didn't. T2 was 91.
Jumanji, Patch Adams, what dreams may come, Jack, Awakenings and Hook (all acted by Robin Williams also deserved to be on the list)
Omg, “what dreams may come” just had me bawling especially when he went to hell to get his wife.
@@lacigalvanssleepmeditation8160
“What’s true in our minds is true. Whether some people know it or not.”
Patch Adams and awakenings we're really sweet movies. Robin Williams was just awesome then.
The schindlers list is the one movie that its enough to see for once in your lifetime... Awesome acting, story but so depressing at the same time. Truly a masterpiece 👍👍👍👍
Absolutely no character development (other than Schindler himself). Holocaust movies kind of have an insurance from criticism, it’s about time we end it :)
Criticising a holocaust movie doesn’t mean someone is denying what happened or something like that.
@@helloworldx10 i hope you don't misunderstand character development as just a building up of a character within the movie. as long as a character has depth and significance, even if it remained constant throughout can be deemed good character development, taken from a creative writing and not a story-telling point of view. and fiennes's character was solid. should've won best supporting that year. agree with you though on holocaust movies perception.
and little lies
@@helloworldx10 Didn't happen though
Disagree completely. If you don't periodically recalibrate your values, they easily become ascue. We continue to make the mistakes of our fathers.
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991) is my #1 for the 90's. It's a phenomenal film and the reason I was named Connor. Another one of my favorites that wasn't mentioned is "American History X" (1998). A truly powerful and moving film.
Bring back the 90s asap
Agree with you 💯
There are SO many great movies in the 90s, 10 wouldn’t be enough
Was born in 92 & have seen half of these & they're some of my favorite movies to watch to this day 👍🏽💯
The Rock, Con Air, Tombstone, Face/Off, American History X, Braveheart, Die Hard 3: With a Vengeance..
The fact that these great movies are missing from the list, just goes to show how spectacular the 90s were cinematography wise. Might as well be the most amazing decade in the history of cinema. IMO.
I like many of the movies on this list, but I think The Sandlot deserves to be on this list. It's more than a kid's movie and it's more than a baseball movie.
12 Monkeys is another great 90s movie should be in honorable mentions.
'Contact' is massively underrated.
Love Contact
And massively boring
Here are my top 20 favorite movies of the 90's
1. Jurassic Park
2. Home Alone
3. Scream
4. Dragonheart
5. Small Soldiers
6. Space Jam
7. The Lost World Jurassic Park
8. Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace
9. Forrest Gump
10. Jumanji
11. Air Force One
12. Con Air
13. The Mummy
14. The Mask
15. Ace Ventura
16. Dumb and Dumber
17. Pulp Fiction
18. Titanic
19. Terminator 2
20. Child's Play 2
Dude small soldiers was my childhood
The matrix + fight club
Home Alone 1 & 2 they are the coolest,funniest,hilarious and iconic Christmas movies in all the time and is the funniest and best Christmas movies ever
Home alone definitely should have been on this list
This makes me sad on how much I missed the 90's and how bad I miss the time frame in general compared to now
i feel like mission impossible(1996), Armaggedon(1998), Deep Impact(1998), and independence day(1996) should be on the list as well
You omitted Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Falling Down, Mighty Aphrodite, American Beauty, There's Something About Mary, Die Hard with a Vengeance, Short Cuts & Magnolia.
T2 Judgement Day, Saving Private Ryan, and The Silence Of The Lambs are the best movies from the 90s that I've watched.
Edit: I forgot Schindler's List is also included. I knew it that Pulp Fiction is number one.
I most certainly agree. The top 2 on my list.
They should've made The Shawshank Redemption #1.
Not even close to goodfellas, casino , shindler list or saving private Ryan
Goodfellas is definetely no1
I would not argue with that at all. The impact Pulp Fiction had on the film world in general gives it the edge I think. I say True Romance should be at least an honorable mention, especially if "Boogie Nights" is on the list. No disrespect to the great Dirk Diggler.
Nah
@@manofhardcore9468 Pulp Fiction is a cinematic masterpiece on Quentin"s (Oscar nominated) second try at Directing a major motion picture. To like Reservoir Dogs is fine, but to suggest it is a more complete cinematic experience than Pulp Fiction is just ludicrous. Uma Thurman should have won many awards for her performance. She was the best on screen performer in that film and is not talked about enough in my opinion. She was nominated for an Oscar that year. If Bullets over Broadway and Forrest Gump had not come out that year Pulp Fiction would have won more Academy Awards in 1995.
A few good men,independence day,Philadelphia,a league of their own,Braveheart
"Blood In Blood Out" should have been on this list...Its so good and people never talk about it
Man I can watch that any day of the week it never will get old
Magnolia is so overlooked man!!! Absolutely deserves to be here!!
"Short Cuts" is a lot more overlooked
& it's the movie that inspired PTA
to make "Magnolia". You need to see it.
Braveheart, and Dazed and Confused would’ve been on my list!
Yes to Dazed and Confused, but Braveheart is inaccurate piece of shit.
I disagree i think braveheart is one of the greatest movies of all time
Can't believe I forgot about braveheart. I probably watched it 40 times on double VHS at that, damn I'm old.
Most movies are not accurate but saying Braveheart was not a good film is nonsense.
Always forgotten greats of the 1990s:
1. Friday (1995)
2. Rush Hour (1997)
3. The Big Lebowski (1998)
4. Usual Suspects (1994)
5. The Five Heartbeats (1991)
@I only use this account when I get put in time out It's a guilty pleasure of mine, nothing special but I've see it so many times now and I just can't stop coming back to it
Groundhog Day and s a surprising entry here...always assumed it’s was an ‘80’s flick, has that ‘80’s feel to it.
Movies
Anime
Music
Music videos
Rap
R&b
Spanish music
Lifestyle
Dressing style
The beginning of technology in our life’s
Everything about the 90’s was seriously awesome
The 90s & 80s were the best decades for great movies
Agreed
70s
@@felipestud10s15 Yep, that decade too
and music
No
What about Broken Arrow? The Rock? Con Air? Face/Off? Leon: The Professional? Those were the best!
I agree with all of those except for broken arrow. I use to love the film when I was younger and then I recently gave it a re watch and it really wasn’t that great.
@@tobycoops0765 I know what you mean
@@tobycoops0765 Face/Off is quite possibly my personal favorite movie of the 90s.
@@SolCresta3405 face/off is absolutely amazing I agree
@@tobycoops0765 Indeed.
His legs are strong Mrs. Gump, as strong as I’ve ever seen. But his back is as crooked as a politician
The Grifters (1990) and Unforgiven (1992) both deserve recognition.
I love how Gump effected Lt Dan's life in the end
I think the Mummy should’ve been at LEAST in the honorable mentions. Classic
Yeah it’s really good
So did Point break
90's Was Full Of Amazing Movies!
Yup.
It’s the best decade for films ever
Agreed
It sure was
Home Alone, Forrest Gump, Goodfellas and T2 are worth rewatching in my book. ✊🏾
I have seen all of these movies more than 60 times each
I watch 3 of those 4 at least once a year....and the there’s Forrest Gump
Yup
Blade needs to be on the Honorable Mention List because it showed the serious potential of comic book content. And, wait: How is Interview With A Vampire not mentioned??!!
My list:
20-home alone
19- heat
18-true lies
17-Hard boiled
16- the rock
15- Con air
14- Casino
13- Jurrasic park
12- Pulp fiction
11- Forrest gump
10- The matrix
9- Princess mononoke
8-Toy story 1
7- Fight club
6-Braveheart
5- The green mile
4- saving private ryan
3-Silence of the lambs
2- Terminator 2
1- The shawshank redemption
The '90s was just an awesome time for movies. Jurassic Park is among my many favorites! If you make a list of the top 20 underrated '90's films please include "Don Juan de Marco" and "Mrs. Doubtfire".
Jurassic Park is one of the best,coolest and awesome movies of Dinosaurs in all the time and this movie given us our childhood
It is the best
@I only use this account when I get put in time out Same
One of the best?
It IS the best.
Schindler’s list is the interesting,curious and saddest movie in all the time history of Hollywood and is the greatest and coolest movie of WW2
Better than Saving Private Ryan?
@Davies Christensen Would you say it's better than Rome, Open City, directed by Roberto Rossellini?
You need to see "The Longest Day".
There are plenty of other amazing 90s movies that also deserve to be on this list, but it's hard to argue with a single film that did make the list. That was one amazing decade for Cinema.
My Top 10 (favorites)
10° - Juice
9° - Scream
8° - What's Love Got To Do With It
7° - Braveheart
6° - Good Will Hunting
5° - Boyz N The Hood
4° - The Matrix
3° - Forrest Gump
2° - Fight Club
1° - Terminator 2: Judgment Day
~Honorable Mentions~
5° - Batman Returns
4° - Girl, Interrupted
3° - The Basketball Diaries
2° - Aladdin
1° - Saving Private Ryan
Tombstone should’ve been on the list
Underappreciated film with an underappreciated performance by Val Kilmer.
The Pulp Fiction is one of the greatest,best and coolest comedy crime movies ever in the history of Hollywood in all the time and is a masterpiece of the director Quentin Tarantino
I love that movie to death! It’s truly a masterpiece
@@nathanslay6342 fabian: who's motorcycle is this?
Butch: it's not a motorcycle baby it's a chopper"
Fabian: who's chopper is it?"
Butch: it's zed's"
Fabian: who's zed?"
Butch: "zed's dead baby. Zed's dead"
Classic lines!!
@@deathmagnetic12085 yeah man
It's npt. It's overrated and nothing special. People just love jumping on bandwagon.
@@strangerinthedark5707 it’s well made and has a great structure in terms of its storytelling and has great dialogue
The Crow Timecop Fight Club and Original Gangstas are my favorite 90s films
Timecop yah know
The Crow should of definitely been on here
@@ericcornish3773 The Crow should be on more best of 90’s lists. Timecrap not so much
Love Timecop, awesome movie. By far Van Damme's best.
The 90s were for movies what the 80s were for music: the f****** best decade EVER.
My Top 20 would be..
1. The Matrix
2. Crumb
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Cure
5. Fallen Angels
6. Close-Up
7. Naked
8. The Straight Story
9. Night On Earth
10. Magnolia
11. Contact
12. Good Will Hunting
13. The Truman Show
14. The Silence Of The Lambs
15. Heat
16. Eyes Wide Shut
17. The Big Lebowski
18. Three Colours: Red
19. The Player
20. Being John Malkovich
You seriously need to see "Short Cuts",
if you haven't already.
How is The Fugitive not at least an honorable mention?
Because the list sucks.
The 90s were just great...I’d like to visit it again if I could
Me too
Not me
I want to be there
@@mohankousic8745 why
Me too
I knew they'd ignore The Green Mile
What a decade!
But nothing could top that PERFECT mix of action, drama, comedy and horror that is Judgment Day.