r/90smovies • u/Mobile-Coyote3594 • 4h ago
r/90smovies • u/AoXGhost • 19h ago
One of the most Badass character introductions 😎
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day. (1991)
r/90smovies • u/CarloCarrasco • 16h ago
Star Trek: First Contact
galleryIt has been almost 30 years since Star Trek: First Contact was first released in the cinemas. Among all the four Star Trek TNG movies, this one is the best of them all and it has the deadliest enemy the Borg. Picard's post-traumatic stress is finely portrayed here. Did you see this in the cinema in 1996?
r/90smovies • u/PinReal4448 • 2h ago
Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel in L'appartement, 1996
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r/90smovies • u/elf0curo • 1d ago
Waterworld (1995) Unjustly criticized, maligned, and branded a historic flop at the time (despite being a major box-office success in Europe), the film can now be said to have fully delivered on its promise of pure entertainment. We are looking at an aquatic blockbuster with a mammoth budget
r/90smovies • u/CarloCarrasco • 16h ago
Did you leave the cinema scared after watching The Blair Witch Project?
galleryI saw The Blair Witch Project in the cinema in 1999. There were moviegoers near me who were in tears, who covered their faces, who screamed a lot, etc. By the time the screening was over, a lot left the cinema scared and even traumatized.
I had a friend who claimed she got back to back nightmares because of it.
r/90smovies • u/johnnycab2 • 1d ago
Idle Hands(1999) is a perfect film for the Halloween season.
r/90smovies • u/Fit-Percentage3138 • 16h ago
Jim Carrey was absolutely unhinged in The Mask 😂
The scene where he shows up in that yellow suit and starts dancing like he’s the main character of the entire universe ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‚
Nobody else could’ve played that role the way Jim Carrey did. His facial expressions alone were half the movie.
What’s your favorite Jim Carrey movie?
r/90smovies • u/godzilla98 • 1d ago
An Audience with Alice
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r/90smovies • u/Select-Ad-683 • 6h ago
Val Kilmer turned down $40m for another Batman run for Heat at a fraction. He only asked his pic be on the movie art between these two.
great movie
r/90smovies • u/Ellikaai • 2d ago
Stargate (1994) still holds up?
I still remember that feeling at the end of the movie. Does this get talked about enough or has it aged badly?
r/90smovies • u/Select-Ad-683 • 1d ago
Happy Gilmore is proof that pure chaos can make a sports comedy legendary 😂
r/90smovies • u/haskalah1989 • 1d ago
Pecker 1998
It's one of my favourite John Waters movies
r/90smovies • u/Natural-Wonder-1948 • 1d ago
Sharon Stone in Year of the gun (1991)
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r/90smovies • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 1d ago
Sylvester Stallone has long criticized Rocky V calling it a "thorn in my soul" and rating it a zero out of ten. I think it’s terrible for him to say that especially since it was his son’s Sage first acting role and he did quite good. Sadly both Sage and Tommy Morrison passed away in 2012-2013.
r/90smovies • u/Select-Ad-683 • 1d ago
Heather Langenkamp from A Nightmare on Elm Street takes on the Rancor from Star Wars.
r/90smovies • u/Fit-Percentage3138 • 1d ago
Why do 90s movies have such a different vibe? 🎬
The fashion, the soundtracks, the way the stories were told… I don’t know how to explain it, but there’s something about older movies that feels really special. Even the cheesy ones have a certain charm.
What’s a 90s movie you think everyone should watch at least once?
r/90smovies • u/southernemper0r • 1d ago
Kings of New York (1990) Dir. Abel Ferrara
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r/90smovies • u/iloveslashersamen • 1d ago
What are your favorite horror films of the 1990’s?
It may not be the best decade for the horror genre but I still love some nonetheless. Especially the cheesy ones! So what are your favorites that released between the years 1990 and 1999?
r/90smovies • u/tommarshfield • 1d ago