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PULP FICTION!!!
By far :D
The Shawshank Redemption!
Tommy Boy, Dumb & Dumber, Home Alone, Office Space
I loved that silly one when I was a kid, "House Arrest."
Lately it tends to be Clerks...
This list is pretty good:
http://digitaldreamdoor.nutsie.com/pages/movie-pages/movie_90s.html
titanic *lol* seriously, theres too much.
The Professional is my favorite movie of all time ('94). I cry every time. And really, is there a role Gary Oldmen can't pull off?
Rush Hour. Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan are so funny!
Was this post a result of Best Week Ever's 90s bracket?
Tommy Boy Saved by the Bell Full House Family Matters Home Alone Movies With Jim Carry and therres meny meny meny more good ones
Coneheads.
meet joe black? titanic?
The Boondock Saints and Beetlejuice! :D
A toss up between Shawshank Redemption and the Green Mile
I love The Truth about Cats & Dogs.
Tommy Boy
fight club, pulp fiction, forest gump, american beauty, almost famous, fear and loathing in las vegas, friday.
=]
10 Things I Hate About You
:D
Best all around: Groundhog Day!!
Honorable mentions: Romantic: Forever Young; Comedy: What About Bob?; Quirky, romantic, dance movie: Strictly Ballroom
Ugh, there are just too many to name!
The Crow, House Arrest, Idle Hands, American Beauty, Clerks, American History X...
I can go on forever!
Terminator 2, followed by Starship Troopers
If I thought about it harder, I'd probably have a different answer, but: Interview with the Vampire. One of the most satisfying revenge sequences I can remember is in that film.
Tremors - Can't help but love it, giant worms surrounding a lone town, it's brilliance! Some classic lines and moments in that film.
I do love 'Don't tell Mom the babysitters Dead' as well. The great thing about it is it's like something out of the cliche 1980's teen movies, which were a dying breed after 'The Heathers' was released. Great lines, corny story, brilliant fashion, bring them all back I say!
It's a cross between Ferris Bueller's Day Off and The Breakfast Club... Oh, those are in the 80's... 90's? Forrest Gump. (:
It's a tie between Run Lola Run and Girl, Interrupted.
Good Will Hunting, The Crow, Enemy of the State