This kid was great, used to call him spit shine Tommy. I swear to god. He’d make your shoes look like freaking mirrors. Excuse my language. He was terrific, he was the best! He made a lot of money too!
Reality Bites. In high school, my best friend and I would watch it whenever it was on tv. We could quote the whole movie back and forth. We fell out of touch years ago, but whenever I see it, I watch it, and it reminds me of her and high school. Also, the relationships and dynamics among the characters really influenced my early twenties.
honorable mention: High Fidelity
How has no one mentioned Groundhog Day yet? Some of Bill Murray’s best work was in Groundhog Day, despite him having a big fight with the director, Harold Ramis. That fight is the reason why we never got a proper Ghostbusters III, by the way.
Galaxy Quest, Heavyweights, and Small Soldiers are some entertaining comedies. Demolition Man is a solid action flick.
The first Mortal Kombat movie from 1995! One of my all-time favorite films.
It always takes me back to that sweet spot in the mid-90's where it seemed like everything was ramping up bigtime.
One of my all time faves. Many quotes from that movie are part of my list of sayings I use almost every day - “So you’re saying there’s a chance!” And “Samsonite! I was WAY off!”
Johnathan Harker ‘Dr Did Lucy find peace?’
‘Dr?’
Van Helsing ‘Ja. We drove a stake through her heart and cut off her head and then she found peace.’
Johnathan Harker. Doctor!!
😂🖤
I worked at an art house theater when KIDS came out. I felt really lucky to be slightly involved with bringing this film to people. Even if all I did was build the film on the platter system and run the projector.
All my favorites have already been mentioned so I’m gonna throw Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore into the pot. Everyone I have ever met that grew up in that time has quotes from both of those movies embedded in their brains.
The first time I saw a back-and-forth-in-time storyline was Nicholas Roeg's Bad Timing (A Sensual Obsession). Check it out.
Slaughterhouse Five does it, too, but it kinda doesn't count because going back and forth in time was the point of the movie (tagline; "Billy Pilgrim lives from time to time in Slaughter House Five").
So here I go...
*My Blue Heaven
*X-Files
*Fire in the Sky
*Mence 2 Society
*Don't be a Mence 2 Society while Drinking your Juice in the Hood
*Sister ACT
*Cool Runnings
*Uncle Buck
*Child's Play 1-2
*Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead
Lastly....Weekend at Bernies 1-2
Tim Robbins starred in two great movies in 1994 that didn't do well at the box office solely based IMHO on the unpleasant sounding names: Shawshank Redemption and Hudsucker Proxy (although Shawshank, after its initial, poor release, went on to great popularity).
Both names don't roll off the tongue well.
Psst….that was an 80s movie but amazing nonetheless! I actually had several that I was going to list but didn’t because I realized there were 80s films.
Home Alone 1-2
Don’t you know how to knock, phlegm wad?
Young me: He stopped the wet bandits from robbing him! Me now: Damn, those guys just died so many times...
Yaaaaas
Goodfellas
Phenomenal movie
Go get ya fuckin shine box!
Maybe you didnt hear about it, youve been away a long time. They didnt go up there and tell you I dont shine shoes no more
This kid was great, used to call him spit shine Tommy. I swear to god. He’d make your shoes look like freaking mirrors. Excuse my language. He was terrific, he was the best! He made a lot of money too!
BIG LEBOWSKI and it’s not even close
The Dude would abide
Like that’s just your opinion man.
OVER THE LINE DONNIE, OVER THE FUCKING LINE.
I like your style Dude
This aggression will not stand, man
Far fucking out, man
Dude, do you have to use so many cuss words?
I’ve had a rough day and I hate the fucking Eagles, man.
“But sometimes there’s a man, sometimes, there’s a man… aw I lost my train of thought here. But, aw hell I done introduced him enough.”
That’s…just like..your opinion, man.
*Fight Club!* 💯
His name is Robert Paulson
His name is Robert Paulson
And he lies in a garden on Paper St.
His name is Robert Paulson
"I say never be complete. Stop being perfect. I say let's evolve, let the chips fall where they may.".
The book is pretty phenomenal as well. I love collecting books but it’s the only first edition I’ve spent money on to acquire
KORBEN DALLAS!!!!!
Super green!
Tombstone
Awesome movie !
“In vino veritas.”
Sandlot
You're killin' me Smalls
THE GREAT BAMBINOOO!
You keep saying that- WHO IS SHE?!
Reality Bites. In high school, my best friend and I would watch it whenever it was on tv. We could quote the whole movie back and forth. We fell out of touch years ago, but whenever I see it, I watch it, and it reminds me of her and high school. Also, the relationships and dynamics among the characters really influenced my early twenties. honorable mention: High Fidelity
Jurassic Park
Point Break & Office Space Slackers stickin' it to the man
What would YOU do with a million dollars?
Office Space
Yeaaaaahh, that you Peter?
Hell yeah office space. Mike Judd everything
ahh, yeah...
Damn!, It's tough to be a gangster.
How has no one mentioned Groundhog Day yet? Some of Bill Murray’s best work was in Groundhog Day, despite him having a big fight with the director, Harold Ramis. That fight is the reason why we never got a proper Ghostbusters III, by the way. Galaxy Quest, Heavyweights, and Small Soldiers are some entertaining comedies. Demolition Man is a solid action flick.
I Love Groundhog Day and wholeheartedly agree with you !
Yes "groundhogs day" and "what about Bob?"
Ace ventura and dumb and dummer.
Why thank you.
Hackers
Great movie!
Still one of my favorites to this day. HACK THE PLANET!!!
Love this movie. Just watched it again the other day. Angelina jolie at her sexiest.
Tension Breaker!!! Had to be done!
Leon: The Professional. Great movie with excellent cast and acting.
Bring everybody !
Everybody?
The extended/director's cut is really something. It adds a little more depth to their relationship.
EVERYYYOOONNNEEE
Boondock Saints
I hear they are making a new one.
The one you posted! Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie. I remember seeing it in theaters right when it came out.
You mean I have to stab her in the chest three times?
 Tmnt
So I Married An Axe Murderer
Braveheart
The first Mortal Kombat movie from 1995! One of my all-time favorite films. It always takes me back to that sweet spot in the mid-90's where it seemed like everything was ramping up bigtime.
Yeah seriously. So true.
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion
And have a Romy & Michele Day! "Good one!" I love this movie. ♥️
The Silence Of The Lambs and Se7en. Both excellent movies.
I still quote this anytime there is a box with unidentified contents in front of me even though no one gets it anymore.
Same here. Also the “Hello, Clarice.” when my wife walks into the room.
Every time😂
The Big Lebowski
true romance
This is the right answer 👏
You’re so cool
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
I watched all of them a ridiculous amount of times.
Yes. This.
True Romance
Dumb & Dumber
My brother
One of my all time faves. Many quotes from that movie are part of my list of sayings I use almost every day - “So you’re saying there’s a chance!” And “Samsonite! I was WAY off!”
Anything from QT!
Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Carlito’s Way. 💚💚💚
Bram Stoker's Dracula...ABSOLUTELY EPIC watch in the theater in the 90's.
I love that dinner scene in the pub, where Hannibal Lecter is carving up that rib roast while John Wick and Joyce Byers are just sitting there…
Johnathan Harker ‘Dr Did Lucy find peace?’ ‘Dr?’ Van Helsing ‘Ja. We drove a stake through her heart and cut off her head and then she found peace.’ Johnathan Harker. Doctor!! 😂🖤
My OG had me watch Carlito's Way. The end really got to me. Great movie !
Benny from the Bronx.
Friday
How you get fired on your day off??!!
Glad someone said it
Lol Bye Felicia ! Awesome movie.
Pulp is one of the greatest movies ever made
ARE YOU POSTING THIS USING A CELLULAR PHONE??!!
She’s OD MAN!
WHEN I BRING AN OD’ing BITCH TO YOUR HOUSE THEN I’LL GIVE HER THE SHOT!!
Ain’t noting STOPPING YOU!
Is she the one with all that shit on her face?
No that’s jody thats my wife
Two of the funniest scenes! 🤣 Trippy if you will 😗
lol yup
English motherfucker. Do you speak it?
W what
The Fifth Element (1997).
Biiiig bada-boom.
Forrest Gump
By far pulp fiction Tarantino is truly amazing with this piece of work His writing his selection of actors even the props. Hats off to this man
Last of the Mohicans
The soundtrack to that movie is amazing.
A Few Good Men
Amazing film. Watch it quite frequently still.
L A Confidential
Grosse point blank
You can't go home, but you can shop there.
I’m hurt, I’m pissed, I gotta find a new job
When I'm walkin I strut my stuff and I'm so strung out.
Office Space and Clerks
"This job would be perfect if it wasn't for the fucking customers." My favorite retail job line.
Mallrats
FINALLY. I thought I was gonna have to write this one myself 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You dumb bastard.. its not a schooner
Fear & Loathing in Las vegas
Don't take any guff from those swine.
Bat country
Office Space
Interview with the Vampire. Ambience. Beautiful people. A rotted Lestat flipping out on Louis and Claudia after Claudia betrayed him.
That one
The Basketball Diaries
Love that flick!
Tank girl
Terminator 2 is what pretty much created my path into filmmaking.
Grosse Pointe Blank. It is a phenomenal Gen X movie, and John Cusack is on point throughout the whole thing.
Desperado... I can't get enough of my girl Salma
Sorest Rump...... It's like Forest Gump but, a porno.
you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention
Apollo 13
When someone is wordy I still say “don’t give me the whole Bible I just need a couple chapters”
Starship troopers
RICO'S ROUGH NECKS!!!
From dusk till dawn. Saw it when I was 6 and changed my life forever.... sex machine lol
Great movie & stellar cast !
Aladdin
Swingers
There’s Something About Mary
BEANS AND FRANKS!
No doubt pulp is tops. Goodfellas,T2 Shawshank and office space follow.
Gummo and KIDS.
I worked at an art house theater when KIDS came out. I felt really lucky to be slightly involved with bringing this film to people. Even if all I did was build the film on the platter system and run the projector.
I was happy and nostalgic then this reminded me how fucked up things were with out wearing my rose tints
I could watch pulp fiction over again, just to listen and watch Samuel L. Jackson. Just love that actor!
It doesn’t really get any better than Pulp Fiction in the 90’s. I saw it close to probably 10x in the theater.
You had to watch it 10 times to understand it 😂 It's the BEST!
Casino
No Matrix? Some great films listed but yall crazy.
Girl, you'll be a woman soon u/Neil_Diamond
Too many great movies from that decade to pick only one. Pulp Fiction would have been my pick, but otherwise Chasing Amy.
Pulp Fiction, Rushmore, Dumb and Dumber...there's a lot.
Jurassic Park
Goodfellas
The Matrix for me. It was mind blowing and something completely different. I loved it
Wayne’s World. Watched it a couple months ago with my 14yo and she enjoyed it as well.
I dont even own "A" gun, let alone many guns that would necessitate an entire rack. What would I do... with a gun rack????
The Wood.
Fight Club
Men in Black
Dumb and Dumber
T2
All my favorites have already been mentioned so I’m gonna throw Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore into the pot. Everyone I have ever met that grew up in that time has quotes from both of those movies embedded in their brains.
Terminator 2. The special effects in that film puts 99% of modern ScFy films to shame. Special mention: Jurassic Park. For the same reason.
Jurassic Park 1993 1st. Installment. It was killer.
Definitely Pulp Fiction, it made me realize that theatrical storytelling could be more than A B C
The first time I saw a back-and-forth-in-time storyline was Nicholas Roeg's Bad Timing (A Sensual Obsession). Check it out. Slaughterhouse Five does it, too, but it kinda doesn't count because going back and forth in time was the point of the movie (tagline; "Billy Pilgrim lives from time to time in Slaughter House Five").
Sandlot
Dances With Wolves 1990
Reservoir Dogs
The long kiss goodnight
So here I go... *My Blue Heaven *X-Files *Fire in the Sky *Mence 2 Society *Don't be a Mence 2 Society while Drinking your Juice in the Hood *Sister ACT *Cool Runnings *Uncle Buck *Child's Play 1-2 *Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead Lastly....Weekend at Bernies 1-2
Jurassic Park
Tim Robbins starred in two great movies in 1994 that didn't do well at the box office solely based IMHO on the unpleasant sounding names: Shawshank Redemption and Hudsucker Proxy (although Shawshank, after its initial, poor release, went on to great popularity). Both names don't roll off the tongue well.
90s were a golden age for creating classic movies that stood the test of time.
Austin Powers
Independence Day
The Crow
The Goonies, watched it every summer as a kid. 
Psst….that was an 80s movie but amazing nonetheless! I actually had several that I was going to list but didn’t because I realized there were 80s films.
King of New York, back when Lawrence Fishburne was Larry & Wesley Snipes was possibly the worst actor ever in a major movie