The Best Film Made In The 90's?
 

Was going to put in the 80's but then the regular 12 year olds posting wouldnt be able to post an answer :Graucho

Clerks

Reservoir Dogs

Boogie Nights


PTA rules
:thumbsup

It's probably The Matrix though. Reservoir Dogs is just my personal pick.

pulp fiction/train spotting

Show Girls

Thats the one i was waiting for.

Without a doubt is on my list :thumbsup

glitter

T2

although, i was never able to get through jay and silent bob,,we used to watch it when we went upstate snow boarding,,then get drunk.

:thumbsup

lol..oh god my side aches

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas


Err..at least it's my favorite. :thumbsup

Tombstone

Pulp Fiction

I'm yer huckleberry.

Not yet mentioned:

L.A. Confidental
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Truman Show
Pleasantville
Leaving Las Vegas
American Beauty
The Usual Suspects
Dogma

I can't decide between Pulp Fiction and The Usual Suspects....

Ok, Pulp Fiction.

top of my list as well.

too many for just one. thats why top 10 lists exist.

Dogma
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs

3 Classics

Leaving las vegas was good but I didn't find it particularly special. Then again I don't particularly like him as an actor... possibly it's just the perponderance of shitty roles he's had.

before it he was doing stuff like Peggy Sue got married and Shue was still the girlfriend from Karate Kid. He did a good job in it but then went back to shitty roles. Adaptation gave me hope again.

pulp fiction
goodfellas
true romance
braveheart
four rooms
desperado
terminator 2
pie
cube
jackie brown
go
the professional
run lola run
... i know there's more... can't think of them right now.

Adaption is a killer flick

Tough one, there've been a lot of good movies in the 90's. I'd definitely be tempted to go for The Matrix, but then John Grisham had a lot of good movies.

I don't think I could pick one, there's too many genres to choose from. I think my top 10 (for different reasons) would have to be:

The Matrix - Most kick-ass movie of the 90's
Rob Roy - Most honorable character
Independance Day - Most inspiring speech
Gone in 60 Seconds - Hottest cars
The Thomas Crowne Affair - Ballsiest criminal act
The Hurricane - If we can extend the 90's to 2000 - Most inspiring character in the face of adversity

meh...I can't be bothered to think of the last 4.

swimming with sharks

The Shawshank Redemption

Sleepers

Hunt for Red October

more classics.

as far as Leaving Las Vegas, it's one of my favorite films (and by far the best film with Cage). Adaptation was good, but it was no Leaving Las Vegas imho.

Goodfellas
Boyz N The Hood
The Shawshank Redemption
Menace II Society
Terminator 2
Casino

When compared to other films where an actor/actress played multiple characters I will say this Adaption was the most believable. He did a hell of a job playing to himself.

Hands Down......

"COOL AS ICE"


....lose the zero and get with the hero

The Usual Suspects
Boyz in the Hood
A Few Good Men

Dear god i hope you mean cheezy by inspiring

I'm still a sucker for the Fifth Element.

Usual Suspects blew me away
as did The Sixth Sense
Pulp Fiction and True Romance obviously,
Also Killing Zoe in the same genre

Delicatessen
Mo' Better Blues
Do the Right Thing
Leaving Las Vegas
Ninja Scroll

Swingers (1996) ....fuckin great flick!!!

The Big Lebowski

Adaptaion was such a writer's movie. I am werid because I always get to the place where I can just about see the words on the screen anyway but in that one I could almost see the screenwriter typing every word.

shawshank redemption
american history x

natural born killers

damn, how did i forget nbk. a masterpiece.

:winkwink:

The Hurricane!!:thumbsup

GOODFELLAS and CASINO :thumbsup

The Shawshank Redemption
The Usual Suspects
Pulp Fiction

And Jurasic Park, Independance Day and Terminator 2.
Not because the acting was great or because of the great storyline but these movies had special effects not seen before.

Four Rooms

Ernest Goes to Jail

did we see the same film?


but since I saw it in the same cinema I was reminded: Get Shorty