List of Crap #58 - Top Movies of the 1990s - The Countdown!

[Kete]

I'm kind of surprised by the things you guys consider 90's. Personally, I think you're way off base.

1. We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story

 

[Asbestos Bill]

I'm kind of surprised by the things you guys consider 90's. Personally, I think you're way off base.

1. We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story

 

^ I don't know what this implies...

[Darth Geek]

I'm kind of surprised by the things you guys consider 90's. Personally, I think you're way off base.

1. We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story

 

^ I don't know what this implies...

I think he's hitting on you.

[Coragale]

I'm kind of surprised by the things you guys consider 90's. Personally, I think you're way off base.

1. We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story

 

^ I don't know what this implies...

I think he's hitting on you.

You mean me? If so, I respectfully decline. I've seen enough Dateline NBC to know that he's probably a 30 something man.

[wurwolf]

You should be so lucky. Kete's a cutie.

[Coragale]

Well, alright. If you insist.

[a pretty girl is like]

Here's my supplemental.  I picked these as the ones that best typify the 90s versions of their respective genres.

Sleepless in Seattle
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Jurassic Park
Speed

And lastly there's Pulp Fiction which became a genre unto itself.

[gojikranz]

1. Reality Bites (1994) - Base explained this one pretty well. I actually quite like this movie, vintage Stiller and all. Though I don't like who Ryder chose at the end (she's better than that)

agreed, i think thats a bit of how we've grown as society that we no longer root for ethan hawke to get her.  i much preferred ben stillers character in the movie and was hoping he would get her.

I had space jam for my kids movie of the 90s.  that movie was huge kind of crazy when you think about how insane it is.

[MontyServo]

1. Reality Bites (1994) - Base explained this one pretty well. I actually quite like this movie, vintage Stiller and all. Though I don't like who Ryder chose at the end (she's better than that)

agreed, i think thats a bit of how we've grown as society that we no longer root for ethan hawke to get her.  i much preferred ben stillers character in the movie and was hoping he would get her.

Who was rooting for Hawke's character ever?  She should have spurned both of them at the end.  How refreshing it would be for one of these contrived love triangles in a movie end with neither guy getting the girl.

[Asbestos Bill]

1. Reality Bites (1994) - Base explained this one pretty well. I actually quite like this movie, vintage Stiller and all. Though I don't like who Ryder chose at the end (she's better than that)

agreed, i think thats a bit of how we've grown as society that we no longer root for ethan hawke to get her.  i much preferred ben stillers character in the movie and was hoping he would get her.

Who was rooting for Hawke's character ever?  She should have spurned both of them at the end.  How refreshing it would be for one of these contrived love triangles in a movie end with neither guy getting the girl.

I haven't seen the movie, but that should happen at least once.

[Kete]

I'm kind of surprised by the things you guys consider 90's. Personally, I think you're way off base.

1. We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story

 

^ I don't know what this implies...

Sorry that wasn't more clear.  I just thought it was funny that a movie about Dinosaurs is a quintessential 90s movie.

[Starman!]

I never liked Empire Records. It's a premise that I love, but that movie is just annoying.

My top 5:

1. Clerks
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
3. Clueless
4. Singles
5. The Matrix

Or something like that. Honorable mentions are Mallrats and Chasing Amy.

[ScottotD]

1. Reality Bites (1994) - Base explained this one pretty well. I actually quite like this movie, vintage Stiller and all. Though I don't like who Ryder chose at the end (she's better than that)

agreed, i think thats a bit of how we've grown as society that we no longer root for ethan hawke to get her.  i much preferred ben stillers character in the movie and was hoping he would get her.

Really?  I thought Stiller's character was worse than Ethan Hawkes

[Smith Dr John Smith]

Let's end today on a happy note, shall we?

Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.

#26 - Schindler's List

(98 Points) 5 of 32 Lists - Highest Ranking - #1 Artie

Plot Summary - The true story of Czech born Oskar Schindler, a businessman who tried to make his fortune during the Second World War by exploiting cheap Jewish labour, but ended up penniless having saved over 1000 Polish Jews from almost certain death during the holocaust.

Release Date - December 15th 1993

Domestic Gross - $96,065,768

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/dwfIf1WMhgc" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/dwfIf1WMhgc</a>

Trivia fact! Billy Wilder contributed to the first draft of the screenplay. Wilder had many relatives who died in the Holocaust, and tried to convince Steven Spielberg to let him direct the film. Spielberg was already prepared to shoot the film in Poland, and turned it down.

I did not know that,you learn something new every day.

[MightyJack]

My Supplemental 5 was
1.   Clueless
2.   Singles
3.   Reality Bites
4.   Office Space
5.   Party Girl