My top ten 90's flick's!


I loved the 80's and 90's, they were 2 brilliant decades for movies and brought us some truly amazing films, I have done my favouirte 80's films already so without further ado here's my top 10, 90's movies:

1) Pulp Fiction 1994 (9.7/10) - My favouirte Tarantino film, and needs no explanation to why it's first

2) Goodfellas 1990 (9.7/10) - Probably the best gangster mob film I have ever seen, and Pesci is just an absolute legend

3) Terminator 2: Judgement Day 1991
(9.6/10) - Best of them all this film was a big part of my teens, I will be back!

4) Leon 1994 (9.4/10) - Another big film from my teens courtesy of my legendary grandad who showed me most of these greats!

5) Con Air 1997 (9.5/10) - Nicholas Cages' best film hands down and Steve Buscemi still creeps me out!

6) Schindlers List 1993 (9.3/10) - One of the most powerful films in the business and I love all 3 hours of it!

7) Pretty Woman 1990 (9.2/10) - This was definetly my top guilty pleasure for a couple of years

8) The Lion King 1994 (9/10) - Favourite film from when I was a lil cub. Mufasaaaaaa!

9) Reservoir Dogs 1992 (8.9/10) - Oh of course, Tarantino makes it in the list again, love him!

10) The Green Mile 1999 (8.8/10) - I think this could of possibly been the first film that properly made me cry!

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