Best Film of 90s

[Tyler Smith]

My friend and I were discussing what we thought the best film of the 1990s would be and, trying to be objective and without a great deal of thought, we came up with these three. Of Pulp Fiction, Goodfellas, and Fargo, which would you consider to be the best film of the 1990s?

[lennart]

Of course it's hard to narrow any of this down to one, let alone three of the best films... but with the advantage of the time to consult a list or two, I probably vote for Raise the Red Lantern.

[Seth H.]

I won't get any backup on this, but I vote for a tie between Dazed and Confused and Braveheart.

[bouncingbrick]

Nov 26, 2010 22:49:13 GMT -5 Seth H. said:

I won't get any backup on this, but I vote for a tie between Dazed and Confused and Braveheart.

I don't give a crap what anyone says, I love Braveheart. I don't think it's the best, but it's in my top ten. It falls into the category of "if I happen to come across it on TV, I'm hooked until it's over".

[vulpix]

I thought Employees Leaving the Lumière Factory was pretty cool. Oh, you weren't referring to the 1890s? In that case:

Among the three films you mentioned, Fargo would be my favorite. However, my personal favorite from that decade is Quiz Show--it's very underrated in my opinion.

[Tyler Smith]

Dec 16, 2010 1:06:12 GMT -5 vulpix said:

I thought Employees Leaving the Lumière Factory was pretty cool. Oh, you weren't referring to the 1890s? In that case:

Among the three films you mentioned, Fargo would be my favorite. However, my personal favorite from that decade is Quiz Show--it's very underrated in my opinion.

I love Quiz Show. It's definitely one of my favorite films.

[johnnyunusual]

I don't think I could name the best, but I don't think it's any of those, though I think they are fine films. If David was here, he might say Barton Fink.

[johnson27546]

I have to side with my man, Egon Spengler, and go with "Groundhog Day." But of the three movies you mentioned, I have to agree that "Fargo" would be my choice.