Play "Seen It Or Not" With These 90s Movies To Get A Heartthrob Hubby
- by Sosa Manuel
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The nineties were definitely a great decade for movies. It seems like so many amazing films were packed into this short period of time. But hey, maybe it's just because we grew up during this time, and we're being influenced by the subtle effects of nostalgia. Either way, there are plenty of movies from this era that are worth watching. Many of us have probably seen most of the good ones, but some might have slipped under our radars. It's easy to find classics from the nineties that we just haven't had the chance to watch yet.
A true movie fan would've seen all that the nineties has to offer. This might have taken some readers countless hours, but it's definitely worth it. Watching these movies reminds us of a time that is sadly forever gone. Was the nineties a better time than today? A simpler time, perhaps. It might be tempting to want to go back to this vibrant, colorful era. But we all know that's not possible. The only thing we can do is watch movies from that time, and reminisce about the past. But how many movies from the nineties have our readers actually seen? Take the quiz, and we'll match everyone with a heartthrob hubby from that very era...
Titanic
Perhaps the most quintessential movie of the 90s, it was also one of the most popular. This movie exceeded box office records, and it was largely due to the inclusion of a certain leading man. This was actually a very well-made film, and many people loved the emotion and intensity.
Home Alone
Home Alone was a movie that a lot of us saw as children back in the 90s, and it definitely made a huge impression on a lot of us. There was just something so interesting about watching this little boy fend off would be robbers in a wide variety of ways. It's almost unthinkable that people haven't seen it.
Clueless
Clueless was another very memorable film from the 90s, and it taught us a lot of important and useful lessons about life. Some people might call this just another teen movie, but in reality it's one of the best movies of all time, and a definite must-watch. There are just so many amazing memories.
Independence Day
Independence Day was a brilliant science fiction adventure from back in the 90s, and it really excited a lot of people back in the day. This was one of the best alien invasion movies ever made, and we even got a sequel quite recently, which was a nice surprise for fans of this classic film.
The Sixth Sense
The Sixth Sense was another great film from the 90s, and this was one of those movies with an amazing twist at the end. For many people, they were kept guessing until the very last moment. It was a film that starred Bruce Willis as a psychiatrist tasked with helping a young boy.
Billy Madison
This movie was one that no one really took very seriously, and that's exactly why it ended up being so successful in the long run. The movie definitely got us hooked right from the beginning, and it was awesome to see Adam Sandler go through all the grades of school, starting with Kindergarten.
Friday
Friday was the perfect "chill" movie of the 90s, and plenty of people had tons of fun watching this one back in the day. It was another movie that really didn't take itself very seriously, and starred people like Ice Cube. The entire movie takes place over the course of one, important Friday.
The Last Of The Mohicans
This would have been considered a great film had it been released today. As it turned out, movie goers in the 90s were treated to this excellent film, and it included a memorable performance by the legendary actor, Daniel Day-Lewis. This movie was full of action and excitement, and tons of people loved it.
The Blair Witch Project
This movie made history as one of the cheapest films ever to reach theaters. But despite its low production costs, The Blair Witch Project proved to be a sensational hit at the box office. This film proved that quality spooky movies could be made for next to nothing, and it inspired plenty of other films in the future.
Edward Scissorhands
Edward Scissorhands is definitely one of the most memorable films from the 90s, and it's also one of Johnny Depp's most defining early roles. Tim Burton directed this one, and it also helped to put the director on the map. It was a completely unique film that really spoke to a lot of us.
Starship Troopers
Starship Troopers was one of the most standout science fiction movies of the 90s, and it was also based on of the greatest science fiction novels of all time. This movie definitely made an impact on a lot of people, and it got the people talking. It followed a group of humans in their conflict against an arachnid alien force.
Scream
Scream was one of the most iconic spooky movies of the 90s, and it remains one that is fresh in a lot of our memories. People who grew up in the 90s might remember that tons of kids actually dressed up as the titular character for Halloween back in the day. It was a great movie.
Terminator II: Judgement Day
Terminator II: Judgement Day was the sequel to one of the best science fiction movies of all time. Plenty of people were eagerly awaiting its arrival in the 90s, and most of us were not disappointed. This was one of those rare occasions where the sequel actually lived up to the original.
Forrest Gump
If there's one "feel good" movie from the 90s worth watching, it's Forrest Gump. This film took us all on a real journey, and it's one of the most referenced films in pop fiction even to this day. Tom Hanks played a role that would later come to define him, and this movie took us on an emotional roller coaster.
Fight Club
This movie just managed to sneak in in the last year of the decade, coming in at 1999. But it was undeniably one of the most memorable films of the entire decade. Brad Pitt and Edward Norton played some of their most iconic roles in this movie, and plenty of people really rate this film highly.
The Big Lebowski
The Big Lebowski became a cult favorite for many of people in the 90s, and it remains one of the most popular films even to this day. The movie is undeniably funny, an includes some amazing performances from a wide variety of actors. There's a lot of strange things that happen in this movie, and it's a wild ride.
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park is a film that will live on in many of our memories. It still makes its presence known in the current era, with the countless sequels that continue to promote the franchise. This movie relies on an almost comical premise, but it's story is backed up by interesting, genuine science.
Mrs. Doubtfire
Robin Williams was in plenty of amazing movies during the nineties, but Mrs. Doubtfire has to be one of the most memorable. This heartwarming family movie definitely doesn't play be the rules, but it wins us over in the end. Plenty of people growing up in the nineties probably remember seeing this one.
Rushmore
Rushmore is one of the best films of the 90s, and it's definitely one of Wes Anderson's best films, and plenty of people became familiar with his work after seeing this particular movie. It has all the director's trademark comedy in it, and has some amazing performances from top actors.
Groundhog Day
Groundhog Day was one of Bill Murray's most defining roles, and it was a movie that truly made an impact on a lot of people. This was a movie that taught us so many lessons about life, love and happiness. It revolves around a man who is living the exact same day, over and over again.
Space Jam
Space Jam was a totally unique film that came out back in the 90s, and we're not sure another movie will ever match it. This movie came to symbolize the entire decade, and tons of kinds absolutely loved it. It used pretty advanced animation techniques for the time, and blended live action with cartoons.
Good Will Hunting
Good Will Hunting was a film that delivered Matt Damon to the Hollywood stage, and he's remained there ever since. This actor delighted people with his performance in this film, and also co-wrote the movie. It also featured a standout performance from Robin Williams. Without a doubt, this movie was one of the most memorable of the 90s.
Aladdin
Aladdin was another memorable movie from the nineties, and this was back when Disney was still making regular old cartoons. This movie is a modern retelling of a classic legend, and plenty of people absolutely loved this movie. It's still up there with the best Disney movies ever made thus far.
The Matrix
The Matrix was a movie that had us all wanting to wear black after its release in the late nineties. But let's be honest, most of us were already doing that. This film bent our minds and made us doubt everything... And that was exactly why it was such a major moment in cinematic history.
Juice
Juice was another very interesting and memorable movie from the 90s, and this one actually included a rare performance from the famous rapper, Tupac Shakur. The movie dealt with a lot of important issues that were present during that era, and many are still relevant today.
White Men Can't Jump
White Men Can't Jump was a pretty unique movie about a lot of things, with basketball being just one of the subjects. But this movie had a surprising flow and rhythm to it, and there were plenty of great performances from a wide range of actors. This was definitely a great movie from the 90s.
Point Break
Another memorable film from the beginning of the 90s, Point Break was released in 1991. This movie definitely got everyone adrenaline pumping, and it blended extreme sports with a crime story in a way that no one had ever seen before. It was a truly unique movie, and even the reboot didn't replicate it.
Boyz N The Hood
Boyz N The Hood was a movie that included an acting performance from Ice Cube, and this was just one of many films he appeared in. This film was quite a serious look into some of the most famous neighborhoods of the nation, and it was definitely an illuminating experience for a lot of movie goers.
The Thin Red Line
The Thin Red Line was definitely one of the best movies of the 90s, and also one of the best movies about the second world conflict. It perfectly captured the feeling of the Pacific theater, and it was definitely a gripping experience. It's also one of the longest movies ever.
Dumb And Dumber
Dumb And Dumber is another movie that plenty of us remember from the 90s. Like most movies that involve Jim Carrey, this one was a comedy, and a brilliantly entertaining one at that. These guys aren't the brightest light bulbs in the shed, but they take on a rousing adventure that keeps us guessing.
JFK
JFK was a movie that a lot of people really needed to see. And when it was released in 1992, a lot of people were truly glad they had experienced this film. Recounting one of the most famous events in the nation's history, JFK blended fact and fiction in a way that accurately portrayed what really happened.
The Lion King
The Lion King is perhaps the best-known Disney film, and it's certainly one of their best. Countless kids who grew up in the 90s remember watching this iconic movie, and it probably shaped us in ways we weren't even aware of. Some people can watch it again and again without getting bored. It's definitely a memorable film.
Saving Private Ryan
Saving Private Ryan remains one of the most accurate depictions of the second world conflict. Famous for an opening scene that cost more than most movies' entire budget, the film had us hooked from the very beginning. Tom Hanks plays a conflicted leader of a rag tag group of hardened men.
Fargo
Fargo is another interesting movie that came out in the 90's, and this is a movie that a lot of people really enjoyed. This film was supposed to be based on a true story, and it follows a police officer as she tries to track down two criminals. It's a pretty dark film, and it represents some of the Cohen brothers' best work.
The Shawshank Redemption
The Shawshank Redemption is another memorable film that came out during the 90's, and it made a real impact on a lot of people out there. This film definitely made us all think about life, and the nature of crime and punishment. It really took us all on a journey, and it was one that was hard to forget.
Heat
Heat was definitely one of the most notable crime movies of the 90s, and one that tons of people went to see. This one featured two acting legends in Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, and they played characters working on opposite sides of the law. It was a thrilling adventure that kept us all guessing.
Thelma And Louise
Thelma and Louise is another great movie from the 90s, and this one kicked off the decade in style, back in 1991. It was a year where a lot was happening, but many people will remember seeing this amazing film in theaters back in the day. It starred Susan Sarandon in one of her most defining roles.
Se7en
Se7en was definitely one of the hits of the decade that surprised a lot of us. It played out like a classic Detective Noir movie, although there were certainly some things that set this movie apart from the rest. The cinematography was gorgeous, but it was the story that really caught our attention.
The Silence Of The Lambs
The Silence Of The Lambs will go down as one of the most iconic spooky movies of all time, and it will be remembered as one of Anthony Hopkins' best ever performances. This movie focuses in on the life of strange, deluded men and the crimes that they commit. It's not for the faint of heart.
Toy Story
Toy Story is an interesting film that many of us remember quite clearly from our childhood. Readers don't have to have been born in the nineties to enjoy this classic, but if we were, then we most certainly saw this amazing flick in theaters. This movie paved the way for future animated films.
Menace II Society
Menace II Society was another classic film from the 90s, and it was one of those movies that was all over the place - in a good way. We were left with so many memorable comedic moments, and it became clear that this movie was one that would come to define the decade of the nineties.
Goodfellas
Goodfellas is perhaps the best crime movie ever made. It follows the activities of several individuals who are connected with Italian crime family scene, one of which eventually decides to become an informant. This is one of the most accurate depictions of a very interesting era. It's a favorite for tons of people.
Pulp Fiction
Pulp Fiction is regarded by many as Quentin Tarantino's greatest film, and it was definitely one of the standout films from the 90s. This movie featured all kinds of great acting performances from a wide range of talented actors. The film itself is a masterful intertwining of interlocking story lines.
Romeo + Juliet
Romeo + Juliet was a movie released in 1996, and it retold and old Shakespearean classic in a thoroughly modern way. Leonardo DiCaprio starred as Romeo in the film, and the movie was also joined by a star-studded cast. Many of us realized the true magic of Shakespeare after watching this amazing film.
There's Something About Mary
Here's one movie that was released in the late nineties, and definitely made a strong impact. Featuring a mesmerizing performances by Cameron Diaz and great comedic brilliance from Ben Stiller, this is definitely a film to remember. It's a romantic story told in a thoroughly entertaining and funny way.
Wayne's World
This one is still a cult classic to this day, and plenty of people love watching it over and over again. It's much more than just a story about two rockers, it's a story about an entire generation. The two leading actors make us laugh time and time again, and it's definitely one of the best movies from the 90s.
Dazed And Confused
Dazed And Confused is a movie that a lot of us remember pretty well, and this one took us back in time to the days of hippy haircuts and classic cars. This movie follows various teenagers as they party throughout the night, and it's a very interesting and accurate look into how the youth once were.
Eyes Wide Shut
What can we say about Eyes Wide Shut? Stanley Kubrick's last movie was one of his most divisive and most talked about, and people still can't seem to quite figure out to this day. It tackled some intriguing subjects that most films steer clear of. Some say that 20 minutes of the film were cut, on purpose...
Resevoir Dogs
This was the film that truly put Quentin Tarantino on the map. It played out almost like a Shakespearean play, with most of the acting taking place in a small warehouse. In a way that is rare to see in 2018, the movie's dialogue alone carried it to unparalleled greatness. It remains one of his best films.
My Own Private Idaho
My Own Private Idaho was an opportunity to see a rare, spectacular performance from River Phoenix. It's films like these that make us wonder what kind of an actor he would have been like if he was still around. Of course, Keanu Reeves also played an important role in this iconic 90s movie.
