Top 10 of the Decade: 1990s

[LoathedVermin72]

Tombstone

Val Kilmer's performance is one of my favorites. Although the final scene with Doc and Wyatt in the hospital is terrible. They really should have just skipped the epilogue altogether.

I must say I thought Dennis Quaid was a much more convincing (and compelling) Doc.

[ABNorman]

Tombstone

Val Kilmer's performance is one of my favorites. Although the final scene with Doc and Wyatt in the hospital is terrible. They really should have just skipped the epilogue altogether.

I must say I thought Dennis Quaid was a much more convincing (and compelling) Doc.

[bada]

I enjoyed both of the 90s Earp movies.

[BurtReynolds]

I enjoyed both of the 90s Earp movies.

I thought they were both alright but not great.

[bada]

I enjoyed both of the 90s Earp movies.

I thought they were both alright but not great.

No not great just enjoyable.

[epilogue]

Dark City anyone?

Love it. So disturbing.

I loved Dark City until I saw The City of Lost Children. Still like Dark City, but it's kind of a ripoff/Americanized version and nowhere near as good.

[epilogue]

Am I really the only person to mention Gattaca?

It's great, but not top 10 material for me.

[epilogue]

Also, speaking of Alex Proyas, The Crow is fucking GREAT. That should at least be an honorable mention.

[LoathedVermin72]

Tombstone

Val Kilmer's performance is one of my favorites. Although the final scene with Doc and Wyatt in the hospital is terrible. They really should have just skipped the epilogue altogether.

I must say I thought Dennis Quaid was a much more convincing (and compelling) Doc.

Come to think of it, Kilmer is my least favorite of all the movie Docs I've seen. I don't like Tombstone, though.

[nyquillyn]

Dark City anyone?

Love it. So disturbing.

I loved Dark City until I saw The City of Lost Children. Still like Dark City, but it's kind of a ripoff/Americanized version and nowhere near as good.

They really aren't that similar.

[epilogue]

Dark City anyone?

Love it. So disturbing.

I loved Dark City until I saw The City of Lost Children. Still like Dark City, but it's kind of a ripoff/Americanized version and nowhere near as good.

They really aren't that similar.

Oh, okay. My bad.

[The Argonaut]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

[epilogue]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

I haven't seen any of 'em. Is there a proper viewing order?

[The Argonaut]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

I haven't seen any of 'em. Is there a proper viewing order?

Blue-White-Red
It's mainly a thematic linkage, but there are a few details that make watchin them in order worth it.

[epilogue]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

I haven't seen any of 'em. Is there a proper viewing order?

[Orpheus]

I haven't seen White, but Red was my favorite out of the other two.

[The Argonaut]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

I haven't seen any of 'em. Is there a proper viewing order?

fucking phone! see edited post above.

[epilogue]

Argo, I think you're the only person I've ever seen list White as the best Three Colors film.

I'm a Blue man, myself.

It was close between it and Red, too. I haven't seen Blue in a long time, though. Probably need to re-visit.

I haven't seen any of 'em. Is there a proper viewing order?

Blue-White-Red
It's mainly a thematic linkage, but there are a few details that make watchin them in order worth it.

Thanks!

[LoathedVermin72]

Blue is fucking awesome. One of most brilliantly cinematic movies I've ever seen.

[epilogue]

Blue is fucking awesome. One of most brilliantly cinematic movies I've ever seen.

Somehow I get the feeling this is a popular decade ‘round these parts…

1. Dumb and Dumber
2. Eyes Wide Shut
3. Barton Fink
4. Magnolia
5. Boogie Nights
6. Reservoir Dogs
7. Unforgiven
8. Velvet Goldmine
9. Godzilla
10. The Nightmare Before Christmas