90's films

[cantnokdahustle]

Seriously, what an incredible decade for film... well at least the last half of the decade:

There are some truly under-rated classics in the late 90's, here are some:

The Thin Red Line- My favorite WW2 film. Also one of the best soundtracks ever. hundred thousand times better than that SPR horse-shit.

Dark City- crazy good film noir. Philosophy and Evolution in this film are brilliant

The Truman Show- An Atheist treat

Pleasantville- Humanist ideas and great references to the bible turned on their ass.

Gattaca- probably not so under-rated anymore, but still worth mentioning.

Dead Presidents- If only for the armored car robbery and the court room scene afterward (that is not to say that the entire film isn't good, it is)

[Spooky]

90's?

Also The Crow, 12 Monkeys, Dead Poet's Society, Empire Records, etc

[ADDisfunforme]

Billy Madison...what??

[Broken Parachute]

I love Apollo 13. :[

[ProjectMayhem33]

PULP FICTION....Best movie quite possibly ever

[Scott Irvine]

Goodfellas
Shawshank Redemtion
Fight Club
The Matrix
Fargo
The Big Lebowski

[FrancesTheMute]

where's toy story?

[Ratherbedead22]

3 ninjas? a masterpiece in it's own right.

[Chemical Love]

The Thin Red Line- My favorite WW2 film. Also one of the best soundtracks ever. hundred thousand times better than that SPR horse-shit.
I always wanted to see that movie.

[MLLMillenium]

Grosse Point Blank
Juarassic Park
Mighty Ducks
Twister
Men In Black

[Broken Parachute]

Grosse Point Blank
Juarassic Park
Mighty Ducks
Twister
Men In Black

Mighty Ducks!!! ahh!!! I was just talking to my friend about those movies the other day. Jurassic Park was on Bravo last night, I watched it. :D

[MLLMillenium]

Mighty Ducks!!! ahh!!! I was just talking to my friend about those movies the other day. Jurassic Park was on Bravo last night, I watched it. :D
While were at it, Angles in the outfield, The Sandlot, Rookie of the year and the little giants.

[lackofcolour 13]

gattaca= not that great. it proposes a great storyline, but it becomes nothing more than a chase movie. It never really gets to the morality of the subject.

[Broken Parachute]

I bought The Sandlot and Rookie of the Year on DVD a few months ago. It was one of those Buy one get one free double packs..:D

[marbury1414]

Seriously, what an incredible decade for film... well at least the last half of the decade:

There are some truly under-rated classics in the late 90's, here are some:

The Thin Red Line- My favorite WW2 film. Also one of the best soundtracks ever. hundred thousand times better than that SPR horse-shit.

Dark City- crazy good film noir. Philosophy and Evolution in this film are brilliant

The Truman Show- An Atheist treat

Pleasantville- Humanist ideas and great references to the bible turned on their ass.

Gattaca- probably not so under-rated anymore, but still worth mentioning.

Dead Presidents- If only for the armored car robbery and the court room scene afterward (that is not to say that the entire film isn't good, it is)

Pleasantville, yes! That's one of the more underrated films in my opinion. That reminds that I've been meaning to buy it...

[Goodbye Forever]

90's?

Also The Crow, 12 Monkeys, Dead Poet's Society, Empire Records, etc

Dead Poet's Society was '89.

Empire Records is fantastic, though.

Personal favorite 90's movie: Good Will Hunting.

[ProjectMayhem33]

Goodfellas
Shawshank Redemtion
Fight Club
The Matrix
Fargo
The Big Lebowski
Yeh fargo is quite possibly the most underated movie of the 90s, its a fuckin classic

[suburbn_thrills]

90's?

Also The Crow, 12 Monkeys, Dead Poet's Society, Empire Records, etc
Dead Poet's Society and Empire Records = two of my favorite movies.
(Imaginery scene points to you.)

[Spooky]

Dead Poet's Society was '89.

oh oops. I didn't even check the date, just assumed it was early 90's. Ethan Hawk was pretty young in it though.

[Scott Irvine]

What about Se7en?

[believethehyph]

Home Alone 1 & 2 deserves a mention.