Movies by year

[FakeLaser]

1994 was a ridiculously good year for movies:
- Pulp Fiction
- Clerks
- Shawshank Redemption
- Forrest Gump
- The Lion King
- Dumb and Dumber
- Ed Wood

Probably forgetting some shit too.

List some other great years for cinemaaaaah

[weather vane]

ACE VENTURA 1994
NATURAL BORN KILLERS 1994
MAJOR LEAGUE 2 1994

sick movies

[loopydate]

Most film historians call 1939 the greatest year in cinema history:

Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
The Wizard of Oz
Gone With The Wind
Rules Of The Game
The Roaring Twenties
The Hunchback of Notre Dame

[ClockShot]

1972

The Godfather
Poseidon Adventure
Deliverance
The Getaway
Deep Throat

[Jeritron]

1984 was an amazing year for science fiction/action movies.

Terminator
Ghostbusters
Indiana Jones and the temple of Doom
Gremlins
Nightmare on Elm Street

Plus Karate Kid and Bachelor Party

[ron the dial]

1992

Aladdin
Army of Darkness
Batman Returns
Home Alone 2: Lost In New York
The Mighty Ducks
Reservoir Dogs
Wayne's World

[CSL]

1986

TOP GUN

[Jeritron]

I looked at "best movies of ___" lists online, and tbh, almost any year in the past 30 years has half a dozen great flicks worth listing.

[ron the dial]

Well, some of the shit's got to stick.

[OssMan]

1997:
Pink Flamingos
Boogie Nights
Austin Powers
The 5th Element
Titanic

nah i dunno.

[FakeLaser]

lol

[Lara Emily]

2005 was good for prentious fantastic academy films.

Brokeback Mountain
Good Night, Good Luck
Capote
Crash
Munich

+

Syrianna
The Constant Gardener
Walk the Line
A History of Violence

And it had a good collection of other films too

Star Wars Ep III
Batman Begins
Pride and Prejudice
Hustle&Flow (Terrence Howard's break out role)
40 Year Old Virgin
Devil's Rejects
Jarhead
Lord of War
Sin City
Serenity
Transamerica

[Jeritron]

I completely agree with the above list and almost every film on it, but how you gonna leave King Kong off there? I also thought War of the Worlds was solid

[Lara Emily]

I completely agree with the above list and almost every film on it, but how you gonna leave King Kong off there? I also thought War of the Worlds was solid

King Kong was boring as shit and War of the World's was a trainwreck.

[Avenger]

A History of Violence was a good movie.

Just thought I'd add that.

[FakeLaser]

Meh, History of Violence was ok. 7/10 I guess

[Jeritron]

King Kong was boring as shit and War of the World's was a trainwreck.


I whole heartedly disagree on both counts, but whatever. I also thought Halloween 07 was among the worst movies, and certainly worst remakes, ever made. So we're just not gonna see eye to eye.

[Jeritron]

History of Violence was great, it was a sleeper hit. I know I'm forgetting something else awesome from 2005

[Boondock Saint]

I thought Crash and Syriana were shit, but the rest of 2005 seemed to have been pretty good.

[Lara Emily]

I whole heartedly disagree on both counts, but whatever. I also thought Halloween 07 was among the worst movies, and certainly worst remakes, ever made. So we're just not gonna see eye to eye.

There have been a ton of worst movies and remakes then Halloween 07 let me just say that.

[Triple A]

1999:
American Beauty
Being John Malkovich
Eyes Wide Shut
Office Space
Fight Club
Magnolia
The Sixth Sense
Go
Dogma
American Pie

[Jeritron]

There have been a ton of worst movies and remakes then Halloween 07 let me just say that.


But there haven't been many better than King Kong.

Random sidenote: John Carpenter's The Thing is one of the best remakes ever.

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

2004
Friday Night Lights
Man on Fire
Napolean Dynomite
Miracle
Collateral
Million Dollar Baby

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

I just wanted to include the year when Friday Night Lights was released

[#1-norm-fan]

1982:

Rocky III
Poltergeist
Diner
E.T.
Night Shift
Fast Times at Ridgemont High

[#1-norm-fan]

Oh and '85

Better Off Dead
Back to the Future
The Breakfast Club

I thought Ferris Beuller's Day Off was released in '85 too. If that were the case... '85 would have just been to ridiculous for words.