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finally...some interest in the 90s, awesome. goooood movies in this decade....
obviously the previously mentioned tarintino and kevin smith films. staples of the 90s. plus wes anderson, bottle rocket is the best!!!!
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wedding singer trainspotting the big lebowsky fear the craft half-baked a league of their own encino man, bio-dome, in the army now... desert blue pecker foxfire fight club go cruel intentions i could keep going..... oh yeah, i used to love Singles. i dont why i watched it so much. Posts: 37 | From: CA...on the southern side | Registered: Jul 2003 | Site Updates: 0
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This one is hard because I'm "diving" so much in the eighties that I don't think I can remember a movie from the 90's that I really liked... but hmm...
First I don't know the year it was made, either 90's or 00's but it has to be one of my all time favourite movies - The Virgin Suicides - because its supposed to be in the 70's and I think its perfectly recreated plus the soundtrack is just amazing.
Then other movies... hm.. "Seven" was good and so as "Cruel Intentions" and this horror gore flick -> Braindead AKA Dead Alive wass cool too =)
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Dazed and Confused Pulp Fiction There's Something About Mary South Park: Bigger Longer Uncut Happy Gilmore Detroit Rock City Twister(even though this one loses alot of awesomeness at home compared to the theater)
Best Concert
Kiss Reunion tour '96-'97
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The Sandlot Forrest Gump Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion
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THE BEST FILM OF THE 90'S AND FOREVER IS NATURAL BORN KILLERS.
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The Hand that Rocks the Cradle Unlawful Entry Presummed Innocent The Fugitive In the Line of Fire Ghost The Bodyguard Dying Young Frankie & Johnny Pacific Heights Pretty Woman Sleeping with the Enemy The War of the Roses Stakeout Tango & Cash Ace Venture-Pet Decetive The Craft Single White Female The River Wild Silence of the Lambs Jurassic Park
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Terminator 2 Boyz N The Hood Goodfellas Edward Scissorhands Pulp Fiction Donnie Brasco Menace II Society American History X
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Top 90s....ummmm were there any? kidding.... True Romance Killing Zoe The Matrix Red Rock West Species 13th Floor Seven
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And add Goodfellas, Eyes Wide Shut & King of New York (or was that '89?)
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Just scanned this post, and don't believe that it's gone so far without anyone mentioning Pump Up The Volume cos that's top of anyone's list.
Others for me would be LA Confidential with Kevin Spacey, Kim Basinger, and the excellent and underrated Guy Pearce, Groundhog Day with Bill Murray and the delicious Andie McDowell, and alittle teem comedy called Eight Days A Week, which I have just reviewed at another site - The Spinning ImagePosts: 3646 | From: Shermer, IL - where else? | Registered: Mar 2001 | Site Updates: 37
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I guess I have to go with Groundhog Day also, since I did grow up in the town it was based on, me and Punxsy Phil are as tight as can be!
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My parents best friends live in the town it was filmed in!!! Woodstock, Illinois!!!! They used to owm a beautiful house that would have made a great B&B!!! Go Groundhog Day!!!
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TresFoxy-they did recreate Punxsutawney really well, the 2 towns are very similar, so that was actually cool. My grandpa lived on Cherry Street- where they put the Bed N Breakfast that Bill Murray stayed in. My friend from high school helped give factual information for the film, and his brother was an extra in the movie. Punxsutawney is all about the Ground Hog, in high school we were the Woodchucks, and are rivals were The Beavers. We had a Groundhog King and Queen. Every year for Groundhog Day, they get around 30,000 people there, it's crazy. I went to Gobblers Knob in high school with my foreign exchange student, and it is no fun to get out there in the freezing cold at around 5am, to watch them pull poor Phil out of his fake tree stump. Oh, well it is cool to come from a town that everyone knows about though.
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That's true it is nice to be nationally know for such a nice thing. Who doesn't love cuddly groundhogs. Just think of "Caddyshack" My town is know for nothing. We are often called Deadford instead of Redford because nothing ever goes on here. Well actually my town has made two claims to fame but both of them were very negative! I really liked staying in Woodstock though and if the real town of Puxatawny(sp?) is as nice as Woodstock then I'm sure I would love to visit there! As for my High School I went to R.U. High!!!! Most people find that absolutely hilarious but it's really my school's name we were the panthers though....
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About a dozen of my choices have already been mentioned. The only one I haven't seen listed here would be Jason's Lyric. I love this movie. It really struck a chord with me on many different levels. Probably my favorite love story. Posts: 22 | From: japan | Registered: Nov 2003 | Site Updates: 0
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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, SLEEPERS(BRAD PITT, JASON PATRICK),PUMP UP THE VOLUME, KUFFS, INVENTING THE ABBOTTS(BILLY CRUDUP aka Jacey very sexy), BENNY AND JOON,DAZED AND CONFUSED,EMPIRE RECORDS(GREAT SOUNDTRACK),EDWARD SCISSORHANDS,SEVEN, SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,NOW AND THEN, B.STROKERS DRACULA YEAH VERY COOL. Reality bites was cool too...Most of the others I like have already been posted above...Oh yeah i also liked BED OF ROSES.....ALTHOUGH I LIKE ALL OF THE MOVIES I MENTIONED ABOVE MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF THE NINETIES IS DEFINETELY "THE CROW" I REALLY LOVE THAT MOVIE AND THE SOUNDTRACK IS PRETTY COOL!
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