And so we bring my Best of the 90′s series to an end.
One of the things that I learned along the way is that there are a lot of great films from this decade I have yet to see, and still others I need to revisit. Especially when it comes to foreign language fims and documentaries.
I spent most of this decade growing up, not becoming an adult until the decade was already more than half way over. I think that explains a lot of the questionable choices on the list (see Mrs. Doubtfire and Rudy). These were the films I grew up on, you could say, and saw with youthful eyes. I think if I had experienced this decade at the age I am now it might look completely different. And that just might be one of the many beauties of film.
Every five years I revise my top 100 films of all time list for this reason exactly. That, and for the reason that there are always going to be new great films coming out that will need consideration. In fact, I am working on finalizing my 3rd revision of my all time list, and will be posting those films individually on the site soon enough.
I hope, for the most part, that you have enjoyed this look back at one of the better decades in movie history with me.
I’d love to know what you think about my top 10 selection, but especially what I chose as the greatest film of the 90′s. If you disagree, I’d love to know what you consider to be the best film from this decade.
If you have missed any of the other lists in my Best of the 90’s series, you can click on the following links to see my top 10 heroes/villains/characters, female performances, male performances, quotes, scores, songs and scenes/moments.
To see what films ranked 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-21 and 20-11 on the list, simply click on those links as well.
See my 10 Greatest Films of the 90′s after the jump…
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