Movies likeApollo 13,Toy Story, andCluelesscapture the spirit of 1995, but remain timeless.
Like many ofthe best Jane Austen adaptations,Sense and Sensibilityis visually inspiring and humorous.
Rewatching these movies from the 1990s shows how much better they are with each viewing.
It’s no wonder the ’90s are known as a great decade for film.
The first entry inRichard Linklater’sBeforetrilogy,Before Sunriseis a must-see'90s romance movie that was ahead of its time.
Before Sunrisehas a 100% rating onRotten Tomatoes.
As tensions rise, the crew of the USS Alabama must navigate the crisis and prevent a catastrophic outcome.
At its core,Crimson Tideexplores the moral dilemmas and power dynamics aboard a submarine during a nuclear standoff.
Despite its incredible shootouts and action set pieces, the enduring legacy ofHeatcan largely be attributed to its performances.
The film tellsthe gripping story of three astronauts during the famousApollo 13lunar mission in 1970.
Many cult classics from the ’90s have had resurgences today.
This makes it the perfect time for them to get a remake for modern audiences.
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Two strangers, Jesse and Céline, meet on a train and decide to spend an evening together exploring Vienna. As they wander the city, they share deep conversations, form a profound connection, and experience a fleeting, yet meaningful romance, knowing their time together will end at sunrise.
Crimson Tide is a submarine thriller directed by Tony Scott, set during a period of political turmoil in Russia. The film follows Lieutenant Commander Ron Hunter, played by Denzel Washington, who clashes with Captain Frank Ramsey, played by Gene Hackman, over the interpretation of orders from the US government. As tensions rise, the crew of the USS Alabama must navigate the crisis and prevent a catastrophic outcome.
