The 90’s in movies brings back so many awesome memories.
*Doing the Wayne’s World DooDoo-Loo*
It was the last day of school, and my brother and I would call our Mom and ask her if she would call Pizza Hut and order us pizza, and if we could each order a pay-per-view movie. Then the ultimate beat down of an argument would ensue for the right to watch our movie first…because pay-per-view could only deliver one movie at a time per household…then we would sit and watch the ‘Now Playing’ scroll through and find out what showtimes were next.
Yes, that’s right, the movies had designated start times and sometimes you had to suck it up and order a movie 20 minutes after it started.
That’s why us 90’s kids are so tough. Word to your motha’.
Looking back at the cinematic awesomeness (Ghost, Edward Scissorhands, Pretty Woman, etc) and awfulness (Oscar, Maid to Order, Drop Dead Fred, etc) that was the 90’s…I had a list that filled a whole page (and I have small handwriting too!) From Curly Sue, Empire Records, Joe vs. the Volcano (a braincloud…), Mannequin, The Addams Family, Sandlot (you’re killing me Smalls!), What About Bob (Baby Steps), Caddyshack II (a teeeny, tiiiiiny tap) to Austin Powers (Yeah baby! Do I make you horny!) . I realized, even the bad was so bad it was good.
I highly recommend a 90’s movie night. that would be stellar.
Here are the Top # Movies of each year of that magnificent movie decade.
1990
1 Home Alone
2 Ghost
3 Dances with Wolves
1991
1 Terminator 2: Judgment Day
2 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
3 Beauty and the Beast
1992
1 Aladdin
2 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
3 Batman Returns
1993
1 Jurassic Park
2 Mrs. Doubtfire
3 The Fugitive
1994
1 Forrest Gump
2 The Lion King
3 True Lies
1995
1 Toy Story
2 Batman Forever
3 Apollo 13
1996
1 Independence Day
2 Twister
3 Mission: Impossible
1996 BILL PAXTON AND HELEN HUNT AS JO HARDING IN THE ACTION THRILLER “TWISTER”
1997
1 Titanic
2 Men in Black
3 The Lost World: Jurassic Park
1998
1 Saving Private Ryan
2 Armageddon
3 There’s Something About Mary
1999
1 Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace
2 The Sixth Sense
3 Toy Story 2
LAS VEGAS – AUGUST 18: Actor Ray Park poses in front of an image of ‘Darth Maul’, the character he played in the movie “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace,” at the fifth annual official Star Trek convention at the Las Vegas Hilton August 18, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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