Best movies: 1984-1994

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This Is Spinal Tap
Police Academy
The Natural
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Ghostbusters
Revenge of the Nerds
Amadeus
Beverly Hills Cop
Witness
Rambo: First Blood Part II
The Goonies
European Vacation
Rocky IV
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Labyrinth

The Color of Money
Sid and Nancy
Hoosiers

Platoon
Raising Arizona
Beverly Hills Cop II
Spaceballs
Full Metal Jacket
Born in East L.A.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Good Morning, Vietnam
Empire of the Sun
Colors
Rambo III
Bull Durham
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Coming to America

Die Hard
Cocktail
The Last Temptation of Christ
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Rain Man
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Major League
Field of Dreams
See No Evil, Hear No Evil
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Ghostbusters II
Batman
Do the Right Thing
Weekend at Bernie's
Uncle Buck
Goodfellas
Home Alone

Rocky V
Edward Scissorhands
The Silence of the Lambs
The Doors

New Jack City
The Rocketeer
Boyz n the Hood
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Barton Fink
The Fisher King
My Own Private Idaho

Cape Fear
Kafka
Wayne's World
My Cousin Vinny
White Men Can't Jump

Unforgiven
Reservoir Dogs
Malcolm X
Home Alone 2
A Few Good Men

Chaplin
Groundhog Day
CB4
The Sandlot
The Fugitive
Kalifornia
Dazed and Confused
Cool Runnings

Rudy
Mrs. Doubtfire
Wayne's World 2
Schindler's List
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Tombstone
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Finally a list of movies I've actually watched. What we have learned is that the Superhero movie genre has improved in the past 2 or 3 decades while every other genre has taken a nosedive in quality. Okay, Joe Pesci sucked, but somebody had to.
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I like about 98 percent of the movies on all 3 lists.
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You forgot Beauty & the Beast.
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Cassius Clay wrote:I like about 98 percent of the movies on all 3 lists.
Me too.
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Very few that I've seen but don't own this time. But lots that I haven't seen nor own.


This Is Spinal Tap - I didn't like it as much as most people; just because I don't like the mockumentary style... don't like any other Guest stuff or the Office much.
*Police Academy - Classic.
*The Natural - Haven't seen it yet.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - This was pretty bad... I'm pretty sure people only like it because of the franchise.
*Ghostbusters - Classic
*Amadeus - Amazing
*Beverly Hills Cop - Pretty good
*The Goonies - Don't remember too much about this
*Rocky IV - Great stuff. Happy birthday Paulie.
*Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Love it.
*Labyrinth - Best thing ever.
*Hoosiers - Haven't seen it.
*Platoon - Depressing of course; good movie.
*Raising Arizona - Great movie.
Beverly Hills Cop II - They made a 2?
*Spaceballs - Love it.
*Full Metal Jacket - Haven't seen this in over 10 years; don't remember it too well.
*Planes, Trains and Automobiles - Saw this for the first time last year; bought it immediately.
*Good Morning, Vietnam - Don't remember this much.
*Bull Durham - Finally watched this recently. Decent.
*Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Childhood favorite; still good.
*Die Hard - Great; though perhaps a little overhyped.
*Cocktail - Love this.
*Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - Great movie; rewatched recently.
*Rain Man - Great.
*Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - Excellent.
*Field of Dreams - One of my all-time favorites.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Probably the best of them.
*Ghostbusters II - I'm not sure if I've seen this or not.
*Batman - Very good.
Weekend at Bernie's - I remember the sequel better.
*Uncle Buck - Haven't watched yet.
*Goodfellas - Great.
*Home Alone - Classic
*Rocky V - Meh, not as bad as people say.
*Edward Scissorhands - One of my favorites.
*The Silence of the Lambs - Good.
*The Rocketeer - More people should see this.
*Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey - Better than the first.
*Barton Fink - The only Cohen Bros I don't really like... I just don't get it, after a couple tries.
*The Fisher King - Way more people need to watch this.
*Cape Fear - Love that music.
*Wayne's World - Party on.
*My Cousin Vinny - Love it.
*White Men Can't Jump - Really love it.
Unforgiven - Did not like... just didn't grab my attention at all.
*Reservoir Dogs - So great.
*Malcolm X - Haven't seen it yet.
*Home Alone 2 - Almost as good as the first.
*A Few Good Men - As good as everyone says.
*Groundhog Day - Loved as a kid; didn't care as much when I saw it a few years ago.
*The Sandlot - Classic.
*The Fugitive - Don't remember it all that well.
*Cool Runnings - Remember liking it as a kid.
*Rudy - Dont' remember much.
*Mrs. Doubtfire - Rewatched last week, still good and sad.
*Wayne's World 2 - I can't remember which scenes were from the first and which were the second.
*Schindler's List - Haven't seen it yet.
*What's Eating Gilbert Grape - One of my favorites
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Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:You forgot Beauty & the Beast.
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Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:You forgot Beauty & the Beast.
No I didn't. [none]
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I have a confession to make.

I've never seen Beauty and the Beast. [uhoh]
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Plz see my previous comment re: million years dungeon.
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If I make it a point to watch it as soon as possible can I get my sentence reduced?
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Yes. Then you will get no years dungeon and one million years on my list of Good Humans.
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Fair enough.
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CashRules wrote:every other genre has taken a nosedive in quality..
I agree that comedy has declined drastically, but not the rest.
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I can't take this list seriously, as it makes the horribly grievous, unforgivable error of omitting the Back to the Future trilogy.
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BruceSmith78 wrote:Back to the Future trilogy.
Not a fan. [giveup]
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Yeah, well Rango sucked. [none]


It really did though.
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Silly person. Silly uncultured person.
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