Ebert & Scorsese (2000): Best films of the 1990's
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- Ebert list
10. JFK
9. Malcolm X
8. Leaving Las Vegas
7. Breaking The Waves
6. Schindler's List
5. Red White & Blue
4. Fargo
3. Goodfellas
2. Pulp Fiction
1. Hoop Dreams
Scorsese list
10. Malcolm X & Heat (tie)
9. Fargo
8. Crash
7. Bottle Rocket
6. Breaking The Waves
5. Bad Lieutenant
4. Eyes Wide Shut
3. A Borrowed Life
2. The Thin Red Line
1. Horse Thief
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Had Gene Siskel lived my guess is his top 10 of the 1990s would look something like this:
1. Hoop Dreams
2. Babe: Pig in the City
3. Goodfellas
4. The Thin Red Line
5. Pulp Fiction
6. Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse
7. Schindler’s List
8. Fargo
9. Ed Wood
10. Short Cuts
WITHOUT A DOUBT - GOODFELLAS & HEAT........🎞🎞🎞📽📽📽
Roger bemoaning Pulp Fiction inspiring lame copycat attempts by young filmmakers who "knew the words, but not the music" is a bang on assessment. There's a risk of shallow appreciation of Pulp Fiction that can obscure the deeper themes at play.
Well said.
Cool episode.
Very cool:)I think I need to screen Horse Thief:)
I think Hoop Dreams and Horse Thief are a bit snooty. There were sooo many other great films to choose from.. Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Shawshank Redemption, Jurassic Park, Good Will Hunting, Silence of the Lambs, Truman Show, Apollo 13... The list goes on and on.
Really funny how Scorsese’s movies have these loud harsh characters who curse in every fucking sentence while he is soft spoken and almost embarrassed at the praise he’s getting by Ebert.
Both of them throwing down solid top 10's! A rare treat to see Scorsese release a kind of ranking like this, however reductive it may be. I remember at the time, this episode allowed me to rethink my initial negative impression of The Thin Red Line. It also introduced me to Kieslowski's Three Colors trilogy. That being said, no mention of:
Secrets & Lies / Life Is Sweet
Ratcatcher
Unforgiven
Jackie Brown *(although Ebert mentioned Pulp Fiction)
To Die For
Boogie Nights / Magnolia
Barton Fink / Big Lebowski *(although they both mentioned Fargo)
12 Monkeys
Eve's Bayou (in particular, not making Ebert's list, since this was his favorite of 98)
I’m surprised that neither of them mentioned The Truman Show, Saving Private Ryan, Good Will Hunting, or Jurassic Park
@@seymourpant I agree with all four!
12:10 damn Martin S said it now and then such ass superhero movies they are awful no hope full of fake and false life choices
Im done with superhero sh*t too much good indie and old movies i can watch
I know he probably liked Fargo, but i do remember Siskel really singing Fargos praises even loving it head and shoulders above Big Lebowski. So i cant help but think it influenced his decision
Siskel listed Fargo as one of his favorite movies of all time
I could listen these two talk about movies for hours! Thanks for the upload
Shoot, Goodfellas was probably the best film of the 90’s
I'd say a four way tie between Goodfellas, pulp fiction, shawshank redemption, and silence of the lambs
Truman show takes the cake for me.
overrated
It's blatantly obvious regardless of opinion that Pulp Fiction ended up being the most influential film of the 90's when one looks at everything it accomplished within cinema and pop culture as a whole.
I liked Casino, Saving Private Ryan better than all of those movies.
Heat is up in the top 5 as well.
Jurassic Park obviously.
Aside from the Red White and Blue trilogy, I've seen every film on both of their lists. Scorsese's top 4 picks were by far the most interesting and contemplative, all of them quite slow and surreal almost as if they were from another planet.
Too slow - Eyes Wide Shut was a mediocre film that gets acclaim because of its director. I understand the movie was aiming high, and who cares about that as it ended up being a marginal movie.
How did you see A Borrowed Life? I am shocked given its placement here how little information I can find about it and its director. It is one of the very few movies I have ever not been able to find at the massive video rental store I go to.
Nice video - Gene Siskel is missed here, of course - here are Siskel's #1 90s films for each year -
90 Goodfellas
91 Hearts of Darkness
92 One False Move
93 Schindler’s List
94 Hoop Dreams
95 Crumb
96 Fargo
97 Ice Storm
98 Babe Pig in the City
I can't get past Marty's eyebrows.. did he dye them? Like, why? Don't spin it. He's one of the best filmmakers ever
The Thin Red Line was a BIG Comeback for Terence Malick:)
Secret to EWS is the Billiard table scene-when you see newspapers in fore/background your''re getting truth.
When they disappear Tom Cruise is being lied to.Stanley Kubrick was clever:)
Top 10: Best Films Of The 1990's
1. Schindler's List (1993)
2. Pulp Fiction (1994)
3. Goodfellas (1990)
4. Fargo (1996)
5. Hoop Dreams (1994)
6. JFK (1991)
7. Malcolm X (1992)
8. The Thin Red Line (1998)
9. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
10. Leaving Las Vegas (1995)
Top 10: Jay Sherman's Best Films Of The 1990's
1. Schindler's List (1993)
2. Pulp Fiction (1994)
3. Goodfellas (1990)
4. Fargo (1996)
5. Hoop Dreams (1994)
6. JFK (1991)
7. Malcolm X (1992)
8. The Thin Red Line (1998)
9. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
10. Leaving Las Vegas (1995)
It's impossible to disagree with any of these....but for personally I'd have to add Legends of the Fall
The love triangle might be wild but for me easily believable for back then. And it is so well performed and an epic emotional rollercoaster...I also loved
true romance
written by Quentin T.....fun movie with really memorable moments
Eyes wide shut? Give me a fucking break
Give me low brow Ace Ventura or Friday over that bullshit
The Horse Thief was released in 1988 in the US, so should not have been eligible for this list.
This is my list. I couldnt stop at 10.
1 Titanic
2 Terminator 2
3 Forrest Gump
4 The Shawshank Redemption
5 Pulp Fiction
6 Schindlers List
7 Braveheart
8 Dances With Wolves
9 The Silence of the Lambs
10 Goodfellas
11 True Lies
12 Eyes Wide Shut
13 Unforgiven
14 Saving Private Ryan
15 The Matrix
16 Jurassic Park
17 Jerry Maguire
18 Good Will Hunting
19 LA Confidential
20 Fargo
21 As Good As It Gets
22 Beauty and the Beast
23 Fight Club
24 American Beauty
25 Tombstone
26 The Matrix
27 Notting Hill
28 The Lion King
29 The Cider House Rules
30 The Green Mile
31 Speed
32 Die Hard With A Vengeance
33 Little Women
34 A Few Good Men
35 Heat
36 The Sixth Sense
37 Pretty Woman
38 The Fifth Element
39 Sense & Sensibility
40 The English Patient
41 Kindergarten Cop
42 Mission Impossible
43 Liar Liar
44 Sleepless in Seattle
45 The Fugitive
46 Total Recall
47 Theres Something About Mary
48 Seven
49 Dark City
50 Edward Scissorhands
51 Shakespeare in Love
52 You've Got Mail
53 Star Trek: First Contact
54 The Usual Suspects
55 Scream
56 Toy Story 2
57 Mrs. Doubtfire
58 GoldenEye
59 Contact
60 Ed Wood
61 Four Weddings and A Funeral
62 The Truman Show
63 Independence Day
64 Men in Black
65 Jackie Brown
66 Thelma & Louise
67 Reservoir Dogs
68 Gross Point Blank
69 Leaving Las Vegas
70 While You Were Sleeping
71 Dazed and Confused
72 Casino
73 Rainmaker
74 Falling Down
75 Fried Green Tomatoes
76 Crimson Tide
77 Clueless
78 True Romance
79 Leon: The Professional
80 Con Air
81 Election
82 The Firm
83 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
84 12 Monkeys
85 Misery
86 Galaxy Quest
87 Pleasantville
88 The Insider
89 Legends of The Fall
90 Far and Away
91 Ever After
92 Blast from The Past
93 The Rock
94 Conspiracy Theory
95 Cop Land
96 Days of Thunder
97 The Thin Red Line
98 Stargate
99 Awakenings
100 Forever Young
Truly one of the greatest decades in film history. To me, the 70s, 80s and 90s are the Second Golden Age of Cinema
just about every movie you listed here is a classic and i completely agree with the 70s-90s being the second golden age. A shame we havent seen anything close to this explosion in entertainment, creativity and talent since the 90s ended, in every avenue: movies, tv, sports, etc.
you forgot the Matrix
@@TheJacklikesvideos No, I did. I definitely would not
Not a bad education for great movies right here, phenomenal!
I couldn't agree more. Ebert is my all time fav critic. He had such diverse tastes and Scorcese, arguably the best director to ever live, love his insight into what moves him as a viewer of cinema.
They’re going to leave out the matrix and fight club aren’t they?
Roger Ebert having a picture of Gene on his desk hit me in the feels and brought a tear to my eye. I miss them both.
The horse thief from 1986? What are we doing?
It was only released in the 90s in the west
Hey, if Scorsese wants to put a movie from the 80's on his list, he can put a movie from the 80's on his list.
It’s like these guys have never seen a movie before
Macy + McDormand = hilarious
The best film of the 90’s was Goodfellas.
Where is the part where they talk about Breaking The Waves?
They never talk about it. They only talk about top 4.
Wow no Schindler’s list ?
One per director (or I'll have to put Casino and Boogie Nights in my top 5)
1. Goodfellas
2. Magnolia
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Silence of the Lambs
5. LA Confidential
6. Heat
7. Fargo
8. Glengarry Glen Ross
9. The Straight Story
10. A Perfect World (had to put one of Clint's, since I'm not big on Unforgiven, there it is).
Pulp Fiction, Shawshank Redemption, and Goodfellas stood out amongst the whole decade for me. I’ll always remember the first time I saw those great films.
I'll take a crack, in no order: Lone Star, Pulp Fiction, Heat, Chungking Express, The Commitments, Boogie Nights, Rushmore, Being John Malkovich, American Movie, The Scent of Green Papaya
1. The Thin Red Line
2. Unforgiven
3. Goodfellas
4. Crumb
5. The Silence of the Lambs
6. The Age of Innocence
7. The Remains of the Day
8. Deconstructing Harry
9. Miller's Crossing
10.Husbands and Wives
Amazing collection of top 10 movies of the decade from 2 amazing masters of cinema with an amazing director like Martin Scorsese
Amazing directors -M.S. & S.K.
GoodFellows-One of my most favourite!
Eyes Wide Shut-love this movie! It’s very deep & so real about the truth of relationships.
I don't go year by year when it comes to my favorite movies. I go more decade by decade. The 90's best movie is Goodfellas. Followed by Shawshank Redemption, Fargo, the Full Monty. The Crying Game deserves an honorary spot.
Cant believe that other guy didn’t even put goodfellas on the list!
it should not bother me or you what another person does or does not pick as their favorite films, but i have been watching a lot of old episodes of Siskel and Ebert on here lately and oh my god both Roger and Gene bring up Hoop Dreams in episodes so often it should be a drinking game. i dont know maybe i have a chip on my shoulder as a kid that grew up super poor and was always the tallest kid in school so i got bothered CONSTANTLY about whether i played basketball, but i feel like they just had some sort of middle class white liberal guilt obsession with that doc.
It IS a great movie, though. Basketball had a significant connection for Chicago in the 90s that gives it a bump, for sure, but they also seek to highlight it because it was so notoriously snubbed at the Oscars despite being the clear-cut winner in its category.
There’s also something about the term “Greatest Movies,” I think, in that I don’t think Ebert would argue it’s the most entertaining movie by any means. But it’s an *important* movie, for sure.
@@alexanderdickens2517 I disagree. I think it's a very entertaining movie, because even though it's a documentary, it plays like a fiction film. And a great one at that.
So because you didn't play basketball as everybody told you now they can't like a movie about basketball? Take a load of this guy
@@Jamthecoolerator I don't think it's flat-out not entertaining. I just don't believe that "Greatest Movie" literally equates to raw entertainment value. It encompasses much more than that. Maybe I'm wrong.
The Colors Trilogy is overtated. I love White, like Red, so-so on Blue.
Casino was the best, hands down
Eyes wide shut came after that one episode of the simpsons.
My Best Films Of The 1990's
1. Pulp Fiction (1994)
2. Goodfellas (1990)
3. Army Of Darkness (1991)
4. Brain Dead (1992)
5. Ed Wood (1994)
6. Clerks (1991)
7. El Dia de la Bestia (1995)
8. Santa Sangre (1990)
9. The Doom Generation (1996)
10-The Reflecting Skin (1992)
Pulp Fiction best movie of the 90s. Defined the era.
My favorite films of the 1990's:
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Forrest Gump
3. Where the Heart is
4. Hamlet
5. Ed Wood
6. The Age of Innocence
7. The English Patient
8. Apollo 13
9. Husbands and Wives
10. Thelma and Louise
So there
My list would be
1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. Schindler's List
3. Forrest Gump
4. Searching for Bobby Fischer
5. Fargo
6. Beauty and the Beast
7. Titanic
8. Jurassic Park
9. Babe
10. Groundhog Day
Good list, glad to see Branagh's Hamlet get some love.
No Shawshank redemption and no Goodfellas? That's a no list of the best 90s movies at all.
Forrest Gump
Here’s my list:
1. Heat
2. Before Sunrise
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Gattaca
5. Hoop Dreams
6. The Freshman
7. Dances With Wolves
8. Dead Man
9. Schindlers List
10. Apollo 13
My top 10 from 90's
1. Boyz N The Hood
2. Fargo
3. Schindler's List
4. Goodfellas
5. Saving Private Ryan
6. Pulp Fiction
7. Leaving Las Vegas
8. Boogie Nights
9. Howards End
10. The Green Mile
For me my list would be
1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. Schindler's List
3. Forrest Gump
4. Searching for Bobby Fischer
5. Fargo
6. Beauty and the Beast
7. Titanic
8. Jurassic Park
9. Babe
10. Groundhog Day
Shawshank, Jurassic Park
my top 10 list
1 goodfellas
2 nobodys fool
3 nixon
4 the shawshank redemption
5 apollo 13
6 city slickers
7 phenomenon
8 the american president
9 heat
10 jfk
JFK
My predication on what gene Siskel would’ve picked for his best films of the 1990s:
10. Goodfellas
9. Pulp fiction
8. Ice Storm
7. Hearts of Darkness
6. Schilders List
5. One false move
4. Hoop Dreams
3. Toy Story
2. Crumb
1. Fargo
I'd imagine he would have place Babe somewhere in his list, knowing how much he loved it..
Toy Story
Best of 90s
GoodFellas
Heat
Nixon
L.A. Confidential
Pretty Woman
The Object of Beauty
Ghost
Daddy Nostalgia
Mo Better Blues
Malcolm X
The Secret Garden
Breaking the Waves
Secrets & Lies
2 days in the valley
Extreme measures
Clueless
House Party
Career Girls
My Girl
Forrest Gump
Good Will Hunting
Space Jam
Casino
Darkman
Terminator 2
Die Hard 2
Speed
Face/Off
The Silence of the Lambs
The Hunt for Red October
Thelma & Louise
The Matrix
Set it Off
Boyz N the Hood
Beauty & The Beast
Aladdin
Batman: Mask of The Phantom
Lion King
Toy story 1&2
Prince of Egypt
Antz
Pocahontas
The iron giant
A Goofy movie
James & The Giant Peach
you want to add another 50 films to the list???????
Malcolm X, T2, Matrix, Good Will Hunting
just 10 is suficient
My top 10 of the 90s 👇👇👇👇👇
10. Good Will Hunting
09. Schindler's List
08. Fight Club
07. The Fugitive
06. Before Sunrise
05. Leaving Las Vegas
04. Pulp Fiction
03. Se7en
02. The Matrix
01. Hana Bi
I think Pulp Fiction was still at least somewhat about morality ...
No..... lol. Good film but a total amoral postmodern nightmare
No, even in Tarantinos own words, there is a theme of redemption there but is not about that.
I will wipe my ass on Scorsese's nose because he didn't put my favorite film Casino on his fucking list. What was he thinking.
He's a pretty modest guy, he'd never put one of his own films on a list like this
FARGO is such overrated tripe. Would have worked better as a quirky television series.
Is one now
I'm just going to assume you're being sarcastic, because any other attempt at validating what you said would be an exercise in futility.
Disagree. Also what is with people saying everything "should be a series" not everything has to be a series.
i agree with you