Not listing Se7en as #7 really hurts my feelings.

Holy shit, the 90’s really was an incredible decade for film.

Spielberg somehow managed to release Jurassic Park and Schindler's List in the same year (1993). Let that sink in.

just imagine.. forrest gump, shawshank redemption, pulp fiction and lion king were playing at the same time in the theaters..

Even when I want to nitpick or just disagree with you, the deep passion of this channel just entrances me. You win me over every time. Thank you, CineFix.

you should really do this for the 70’s, 80’s’ 00’s and 2010’s

Seeing La Haine in this list put a smile on my face.

I'm glad you mentioned A Brighter Summer Day. It is one of the best films ever made and practically nobody has seen it.

I’m not surprised that CineFix started out their list with a movie I’ve never heard of.

Damn i didn't realize just how many amazing movies came out of the 90's. One of the best decades for cinema.

The list is great, but u can't make a 90's list without Pulp Fiction.

That comment about cocaine was as unexpected as Spielberg making Schindler’s List

Are you gonna do this type of list for every decade?

I have yet to see La Haine on these lists and am happy it's here. Definitely one of my favorites and one of the best movies of the 90's.

Leon was one of my favourite 90s movies.

My top 9: - 9: The Silence of the Lambs - 8: Unforgiven - 7: Seven - 6: American History X - 5: Goodfellas - 4: La vita è bella - 3: Pulp Fiction - 2: The Shawshank Redemption - 1: Schindler 's List

The Prince of Egypt is probably the most underrated animated movie ever made. You can't change my mind.

No fightclub? I know we are not supposed to talk about it but dude!

The Truman Show was beautifully melancholy and hopeful at the same time.

Thank you for giving La Haine some love. Was fortunate to see that film in the theatre on a Wednesday, went back to see it again Thursday, it was gone by Friday.

I still can't believe I've still never seen Schindler's List, just can't find the right occasion to watch it

If anyone ever made a list about best 90's movies, they should've make it "Top 50" minimum.

I've got many films to watch on this list, but LA Confidential is one of my favourites. I watched it for the first time last year and I've already seen it three times.

The 90s was an incredible time for music and film. I was a teen then, great time to grow up too

I want to point out that Spielberg brought out Jurassic Park and Schindler's List in the SAME YEAR. Think about that. Totally different films in every possible way, both leaders of their genres, both instant classics. I really wanted your Spielberg pick to be Saving Private Ryan, but i have to agree Schindler's List is the better film. The only choice I disagree with here is Being John Malkovich, at least for comedy. Many of your other choices are better at being funny, long-lasting, and re-watchable, which for comedies is the point. I think you picked BJM just because its the edgy or auture choice, not the best one.

Cinefix: "Trainspotting out of the UK...." Me: "F*** they're not going with trainspotting? Bloody idi..." Cinefix: "La Haine" Me: "All is forgiven"

I would love to see you guys do this list for as many decades as makes sense, from 2010s going back to the 30s or 40s

I didn't expect it to be one of the your official top 9 picks, but the absence of even a mention of Sling Blade is damn near unforgivable!

I thought for sure your #1 pick would be Tarkovsky's "The Mirror: 20th anniversary edition"!

My personal list 9. Indie: The Usual Suspects 8. Mini Major: Reservoir Dogs 7. CGI: Terminator 2 Judgement Day 6. Animation: The Lion King 5. Neo-Noir: Se7en 4. European: Léon: The Professional 3. Rest of the World: Ringu 2. Comedy: The Big Lebowski 1. Drama: Pulp Fiction

Two best films of the 1990s IMHO: "Goodfellas", "Boogie Nights".

There are sooo many titles. Man you maybe need to do a top 100 Action: under siege 1 & 2, speed, terminator 2, the rock, heat, cliffhanger, mission impossible, die hard with a vengeance, point break, con air, face off & demolition man, eraser, who I am Action comedy: rush hour, true lies, rumble in the Bronx & men in Black, police story 3 & 4, drunken master 2 Comedy: the mask, Dumb and dumber, mrs doubtifire, there’s something about Mary, big daddy, happy Gilmore, groundhog day, the big Lebowski, fargo & home alone Animated movies: Toy story 1 & 2, Lion king, Prince of Egypt, Tarzan & mulan Adventure movies: Jurassic park, Jumanji & the fugitive War movies: saving private Ryan, the thin red line & braveheart Dramatic comedy movies: Truman show, Good will hunting, American beauty & ghost Gangster movies: Carlito’s way, Donnie brasco, pulp fiction, casinò & godfellas Foreigner movies: Leon & life is beautiful Thriller crime movies: cape fear, the game, the usual suspect & primal fear Dramatic movies: hurricane, Philadelphia, ramsom & Malcolm x Disaster movies: daylight, Dante’s peak, Armageddon & Independence Day Horror thriller movies: the sixth sense & silence of the lambs And others masterpieces: Jfk Forrest Gump Shawshank redemption. Man sooooo many titles. I can’t choose. My god, the 80-90s movies were the best

I'm shocked they didn't find a way to get The Third Man on this list lol

You're right, a lot of people had to lose their minds for Being John Malkovitch to be made

The moment the narrator started talking about 90's dark thrillers, I knew he must pick Seven. It's a masterpiece of a film, that I first saw in 2016 on a train journey from Jalpaiguri to Bangalore. I have rewatched the movie many time since, but the experience (horror?) of watching it for the first time still stays with me.

Being John Malkovich still blows my freaking mind in the most unique way.

My personal top 10: Schindler's List The Shawshank Redemption Pulp Fiction Princess Mononoke Fight Club American Beauty The Insider Seven Whisper of the Heart Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

"The Shawshank Redemption", man!!! Think about it :)

I love that Cinefix actually broadens my watch list. I thought these would be your run of the mill KZfaq top 10s but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the list without being pretentious at all. I’m going to go watch some of the ones I missed. Thank you!

Today it would be like the guy who made Hangover suddenly makes Joker..

True indie: El Mariachi Mini major: Good Will Hunting CGI: The Matrix Animation: The Lion King Neo-noir: Se7en European: Trainspotting Rest of the world: Chunking Express Comedy: Fargo Drama: Saving Private Ryan A whole category of its own: Pulp Fiction

Using Cinefix’s criterias, My Picks would be.. True Indie - Night on Earth Mini Major - Good Will Hunting CGI Blockbusters - The Matrix Animation - Toy Story Neo Noir Thriller - Se7en European Film - Three Colors: Red The Rest of the World - Cure Comedy - The Big Lebowski Drama - Schindler’s List

I miss the 90's I was in my 20's and I watched this list in big screens holding hands with my girlfriend in the luminous darkness of many theaters. That magic has gone from the theaters...but you can find it in the Internet

Interview with a Vampire is a great film too, just wanted to put it out there!

So many amazing movies from that era. Sci-Fi is my favorite movie genre, so I was happy to see Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, The Matrix here. Unpopular opinion: I love Alien 3 very much. Oh, and The Fifth Element was fantastic too

For me my 9 favorite movies of the 90s are: Se7en Schindler's List Goodfellas The Big Lebowski Saving Private Ryan Terminator 2: Judgement Day Fargo LA Confidential Boogie Nights

I've never cried more than when I watched Schindler's List. It was uncontrollable. That music, man. It killed me.

You guys are the amazing!!!!!!!!!! Keep the amazing work up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Please some do some top ten videos for:1) Cameos 2) Comic Relief Characters 3) Fourth Wall Breaks 4) Franchises 5) Musicals

Every time cinefix uploads should be a national holiday

The amount of work and editing put into these videos is impressive. I can’t even begin to imagine how difficult it must be to put these into some kind of order. Regardless, thanks for doing it! Such an amazing trip down memory lane.

Best Movies of each Year : 1990 : Goodfellas. 1991 : Silence of the Lambs. 1992 : Unforgiven. 1993 : Schindler's List 1994 : The Shawshank Redemption/ Pulp Fiction, i can't choose 1995 : Toy Story 1996 : Fargo 1997 : Good Will Hunting 1998 : Saving Private Ryan 1999 : Fight Club Honorable Mentions 90 - Misery 91 - Terminator 2 Judgement Day 92 - Malcom X 93 - Jurassic Park 94 - Lion King 95 - Seven 96 - Mission Impossible 97 - Boogie Nights 98 - The Big Libowski 99 - The Matrix

1. Schindler's List 2. A Brighter Summer Day 3. The Shawshank Redemption 4. Perfect Blue 5. Three Colors: Red 6. La double vie de Véronique 7. Before Sunrise 8. La Haine 9. Being John Malkovich 10. The Thin Red Line This list was a lot more difficult than I had anticipated. Would have loved to include Se7en, Eyes Wide Shut, Magnolia, American Beauty, Chungking Express, Life is Beautiful or Fallen Angels. Goddamn the 90's had so many amazing works.

Crime/Drama - Heat (1995)

i’m appalled that Goodfellas didn’t make the list smh

I had to watch Schindler's List for a project in Uni and me and my friends (who I was doing it with) barely got through half of it before we couldn't take it anymore and, honestly, the best place for it to be would be at Number 1

I´m so rewatching some of these this weekend...

A Brighter Summer Day is an absolute masterpiece! I highly recommend the criterion release of this film!

You got me real hard at La Haine!! Such an outstanding piece of art...

Where is My Cousin Vinny?! True comedy gold.

5:11 I know Wikipedia isn't the most reliable source of info, but in referencing Box Office Mojo, it says that The Nightmare Before Christmas "earned $50 million in the United States on its first theatrical run and was regarded as a moderate sleeper hit."

Man the 90's was an amazing time for movies!! As a young little movie buff back then, I didn't realize I was witnessing some of the best movies that have ever been made. So glad I grew up then! This list is perfect! Still almost cry every time I hear the "Schindler's List" theme. I've only watched it once but that's because its SO powerful that its tough on the emotions.

This list reminds me of just how many incredible movies I had right at the time I started to really appreciate great film. I was just finishing high school, internet movie piracy was coming into full swing, and a friend of mine would burn me CDs with DivX copies of Being John Malkovich, Seven, Magnolia, The Usual Suspects, El Mariachi, Slacker, Clerks, Reservoir Dogs and a whole bunch of other debut-era movies from directors who are household names today. Being young, broke and not very independent, I would've found it almost impossible to see them otherwise. What a time to be young and have 160kb/s DSL!!

Se7en is simply flawless Also run Lola run

Gotta put LA Confidential over se7en. Seven is absolutely incredible. I still remember walking in out of the theater, but confidential was a revelation. Made completely outside the Hollywood sphere, while being placed dead in the center of it.

Damn the 90's had too many good picks!!

Hi Cinefix, do you have patreon? I would like to pay for your excellent content and i want more of them!

I realize there are categories but I still can't agree with Reservoir Dogs being on the list instead of Pulp Fiction

10:Friday 8:Dazed and Confused 9:Forrest Gump 7:Reservoir Dogs 6:Scream 5:The Silence Of The Lambs 4:American Beauty 3:The Usual Suspects 2:Jurrasic Park 1:Pulp Fiction

For animation definitely Princess Mononoke. It easily rates alongside a Kurosawa masterpiece. An epic feudal period Samurai film and ecology commentary disguised as a kids anime movie.

I have to say.. I love this channel's format a lot. I never get annoyed by their choices because it's an arbitrary ranking by subgenres. And they discuss a bunch of other related films. Also amazing insights.. even the pretentious choices don't bother me, because the analyses is so good.

This is a great list (and it must have been so hard to decide which movies to leave off the list), but no place for Terminator 2: Judgement Day (other than an honourable mention) is disappointing. Sure, some will dismiss it as a silly sci-fi about robots smashing each other, but it's so much more than that. Beautifully crafted, amazing CGI that holds up today, not a second of screen time wasted, Arnie at his peak, Robert Patrick's T-1000 being a defining villain still referenced to this day, a touching denouement, great dialogue... I could go on. Basically, T2 is great. That said, there are dozens upon dozens of movies that could make the list, so it's all good.

I love this look into a decade. I hope you guys do it again.

The 90's are timeless. The best decade of cinema. Time to head back.

10: The Iron GIant 9: Fight Club 8: Three Colors: Blue 7: Fargo 6: Eyes Wide Shut 5: Schindler's List 4: Trainspotting 3: Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion 2: Reservoir Dogs 1!! GOODFELLAS

I loved the 90s for movies. Great nostalgia. probably my favourite decade for films.

I think one of the most underrated 90s films (underrated as in its known to film buffs but not a household name) is True Romance.

So damn happy to see "Being John Malkovich" at No. 2. Few writers come close to Charlie Kaufman's originality and inventiveness.

I agree with your pick. Schindler's list was by far the best comedy of the 90s.

I was so waiting for "La Haine", thanks for sharing this masterpiece who is probably mostly know in french speaking countries I Also recomend "Mesrine", film about the public enemy n°1 in france around 1960

Being Malkovich is very underrated,it's always being overlooked but it's great

Jurassic Park has got to be on here. It revolutionized the film industry. And it's a Spielbergian Classic

1999 and 1994 were one of the best years in movies.

My favourites: 1. The Matrix 2. The Shawshank Redemption 3. Saving private Ryan 4. Se7en 5. Fight club 6. Schindler's list 7. Heat 8. Goodfellas 9. Silence of the lambs 10. The Sixth sense 11. The Lion king 12. Titanic 13. Jurassic park 14. Casino 15. The big Lebowski 16. Aladdin 17. Forrest Gump 18. Pulp fiction 19. The Last of the Mohicans 20. Boogie nights

My top 9 without looking first - no particular order... 1. Freeway 2. Flirting with Disaster 3. Wild at Heart 4. Raise the Red Lantern 5. Schindler's List 6. Fargo 7. Jackie Brown 8. Muriel's Wedding 9. Happiness Also - House of Yes; Silence of the Lambs Also also - La Femme Nakita

My Top 9 favourite films from the 90s 1. The Matrix 2. Pulp Fiction 3. Schindler’s List 4. Goodfellas 5. The Silence Of The Lambs 6. Crumb 7. Cure 8. Close-Up 9. The Big Lebowski

Low key, was waiting for: And for our number one pick, here at cinefix, we have to go with..... THE MIRROR. Yes, we know it’s not from the 90’s but it’s so good that it’s the best movie of every decade! And that’s why it’s our number one pick.

Amazing how super hero movies were not a thing in the 90s.

how does this channel manage to always make me feel like ive never watched a movie, like ive missed so much....

A wonderful video as usual. One of the only channels i immediately tap notifications for

In some way, I knew Shindler’s List would be there. We love you Spielberg

Damn, That Schindler's list is some drama huh! That was perfect fitting for the top spot of this list. Good video Cinefix.

I love this channel! I watch it religiously and on repeat! Thank you for existing! Love all of these movies, I am a 90s kid so I am biased .... For the life of me I cannot choose between The Matrix, Before Sunrise, Schindler's list or Chungking express for an ultimate personal favorite...

9. Indie: Pi 8. Mini Major: Pulp Fiction 7. CGI: Terminator 2 Judgement Day 6. Animation: Ghost in the Shell/ Perfect Blue 5. Neo-Noir: Se7en/ Twelve Monkeys / Heat 4. European: Brother (Brat)/ Of freaks and men (Pro urodov i lyudey) 3. Rest of the World: Heavenly Creatures/ Fireworks (Hana-bi) 2. Comedy: Dogma 1. Drama: Schindler's List/ Shawshank Redemption Not included: Naked, Eyes Wide Shut, Jacob's Ladder, Scream, Jackie Brown, Homicide, La Cite Des Enfants Perdus, Chasing Amy, Exotica, Dark City, Barton Fink, Batman Returns, Prisoner of the Mountains (Kavkazkiy Plennik), The Country of Deaf (Strana Glukhikh)

So basically what you're saying is that cinema never got better than the 90's. No wonder the machines stopped society at 1999 in the matrix.

Wow! What a decade of film. Amazing. I’m gonna say that 1999 was the best year from the best decade.

Great list! The Nineties was my favorite film decade.

Damn I really like this cha- "Iron Giont is one of the best movies of the 90s" I love this channel

I think I‘ve seen the Iron Giant - and if it indeed was that movie I remember, it is BEAUTIFUL!

Cinefix needs its own section for its top 10 lists on Netflix so I can remember all the things I need to watch!

Much love for the Space Jam love. The Iron Giant is beautiful.