The Best Movie of the 90's

[villaajax]

Rumble in the Bronx!

[AVFCforever1991]

Actually , I'll go for Fear and Loathing..

 

[Oaks]

Heat, Boogie Night, The Matrix, Unforgiven and Lock Stock and no Fight Club or American History X?

[Meath_Villan]

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

[villaajax]

[8pints]

I wish I could vote for every choice and more

 

Some great films been added in the comments too.

 

I'll have to add (Apologies if someone else has and I've missed it)

 

Toy Story (Just checked and this was mentioned early ), Quiz Show, (And this one was mentioned) Saving Private Ryan (But wanted to write)

Opening scene and knife fight near the end both had a huge effect on me, plus the way those dying would call for their Mothers

, Nightmare before Christmas, Audition, Europa, Hard Boiled, Life is Beautiful, Philadelphia...ahhh there's too many for me to name

Edited June 5, 2013 by 8pints

[maqroll]

I could watch Heat a million more times and not get sick of it. 

[JamieZ]

'Problem Child 2.' Close the poll.

[OutByEaster?]

Fight Club for me with Gattaca getting an honourable mention.

 

I never really took to Heat - an over extended episode of Miami Vice.

[Ghost]

Rush Hour

 

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Edited June 5, 2013 by Ghost

[The_Rev]

 

[Stevo985]

Originally I voted "Other" intending to say this:

 

 

But then I changed my mind. That's my favourite, but it's not the best.

 

So I voted for Pulp Fiction. Amazing film.

[Houlston]

Show Girls if that's a bit too controversial then Boyz n the Hood

[coda]

Voted for Goodfellas with Trainspotting a close second.

 

Other personal 90s favourites are Pi and Swingers.

 

I still haven't watched Heat. 

[tarjei]

Was reading up on the arts and it was said that Pulp Fiction was the first movie to break the illusion of reality in the traditional narrative style by showing bits of time fragments/perspectives in such a way, some 80 years after it was done in literature (James Joyce - Portrait of the artist as a young man).

[Designer1]

Man bites dog

Audition

Glengarry Glen Ross

Millers Crossing

Three Colours Blue

Short Cuts

Leon

Naked

Before Sunrise

Fargo

Secrets and Lies

Sling Blade

Big Lebowski

Rushmore

Fight Club

Straight Story

[Shillzz]

Trainspotting would be my favourite from those listed, though Saving Private Ryan would probably have gotten my vote if it was present.

[hogso]

Trois Coleurs Bleu, Toy Story, Henry: Portrait of a Killer, Terminator 2, Army of Darkness, The Fifth Element, Jurassic Park, Brave Little Toaster Goes To Mars...it's a tough call. So I went for 'other'.

 

Oh! La Haine! Delicatessen! Chungking Express! Die Hard 2! Hana-Bi (Fireworks)! Home Alone!

 

I have it - the best film of the 90s is Babe.

Edited June 5, 2013 by hogso

[mjmooney]

The poll list is all pretty good. Designer1's list is better.

[CarewsEyebrowDesigner]

Eyes Wide Shut

 

 

Toy Story, really.