1993. What a great year! Jurrasic Park number 1 as well. But Mrs Doubtfire would be right up there.

Jurassic Park made me a dinosaur lover for life. That was one hell of a cinema experience for a 7 year old.

1993 "Stalingrad" with Thomas Kretschmann is my favorite one.

My Biggest guilty Pleasure film of that year has to be The Three Musketeers

@1-2many

Жыл бұрын

Tim Curry is definitely my favourite Cardinal Richelieu

My Top 10 1. True Romance 2. Groundhog Day 3. Schindler's List 4. Dave 5. Carlito's Way 6. Short Cuts 7. Cool Runnings 8. Menace Ii Society 9. Jurassic Park 10. The Fugitive

Imagine being only 2 years old in 1993 and your favorite album ever was released in March of that year (The Cranberries debut) and a few months later your favorite movie was released (Jurassic Park). All those frames, those scenes, the soundtrack and the dialogues, all of it is deeply nostalgic and endearing to me

Ok, im convinced 1993 was the greatest year for movies, theres so many Awesome movies i never realized were made that year.

I didn't realise that so many great films were from this year. Thanks for the nostalgic memories.

@r4h4al

8 ай бұрын

Ikr?

@Encyclopedist

6 ай бұрын

In their "best of 1993" program in January 1994, Siskel and Ebert described it as the best film year since the early 1970s.

1 In the Name of the Father 2 In the Line of Fire 3 Schindler's List 4 The Firm 5 The Fugitive 6 True Romance 7 Jurassic Park 8 Carlito's Way 9 A Bronx Tale 10 The Remains of the Day

Nice list. My top 10 from 1993. 10. Cool Runnings 9. Demolition man 8. Grumpy old men 7. Alive 6. The Fugitive 5. Falling down 4. Groundhog Day 3. The Sandlot 2. Tombstone 1. Jurassic Park. Honourble mention. Heart and Souls

@AUTIS-LONE-WOLF_SCHIZO

11 ай бұрын

Nah my favorite space movie is much better.

@adamfn7086

10 ай бұрын

Good list but I would replace Alive, Sandlot and Falling Down with Cliffhanger , Mrs Doubtfire and Nightmare Before Christmas. Honourable mention goes to In The Line Of Fire. Oh I forgot Hard Target

It's crazy how many good movies came out this year. A few of my faves that weren't even mentioned in the video are Sandlot, Homeward Bound, Blood in Blood Out, and Rudy which is easily one of the best sports movies ever made IMO. Amazing year

TOP 10 MOVIES OF 1993: 1. Jurassic Park 2. Schindler's List 3. The Fugitive 4. The Nightmare Before Christmas 5. Dazed & Confused 6. Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm 7. The Joy Luck Club 8. Menace II Society 9. Sleepless In Seattle 10. Tombstone

Another great list... all my favorites from 1993 got a mention, but it was especially gratifying to see Three Colors get a spot. Well done, as always!

Yeah - I love Short Cuts from Robert Altman - it's one of his best films(my favourite is The Player), incredible cast and the way it just shows a slice of life in LA from the early 1990s - in all its chaotic and very messy glory. I'd probably add both Shadowlands and The Remains of the Day - as I think they feature two of Anthony Hopkins' finest performances, as well as being very compelling dramas.

7:11 "and speaking of which there was also Free Willy" 🤣🤣🤣

1993: MY FAVORITES (in order) (1) Schindler's List (2) Kalifornia (3) Naked (UK) (4) This Boy's Life (5) Jurassic Park (6) What's Eating Gilbert Grape (7) The Piano (Australia-France) (8) Orlando (UK) (9) The Secret Adventures Of Tom Thumb (UK) (10) True Romance (11) Three Colors: Blue (France-Poland-Switzerland) (12) Groundhog Day (13) The Remains Of The Day (UK-US) (14) Menace ll Society (15) Bad Boy Bubby (Australia-Italy) (16) Francois Truffaut: Stolen Portraits (Doc.) (France) (17) The Music Of Chance (18) Some Folks Call It A Sling Blade (short) (19) Visions Of Light: The Art Of Cinematography (Doc.) (US-Japan) (20) Nightmare Before Christmas (21) Here's Looking At You Warner Brothers (Doc.) (22) Dazed And Confused (23) Farewell My Concubine (Hong Kong) (24) Addams Family Values (25) Arizona Dream (26) Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers (short) (UK) (27) Faraway, So Close! (Germany) (28) The Wonderful, Horrible Life Of Leni Riefenstahl (Doc.) (Germany-Belgium-UK) (29) In The Name Of The Father (Ireland-UK) (30) Where The Rivers Flow North (31) Falling Down (32) The Snapper (UK) (33) Short Cuts (34) The Making Of' ...And God Spoke (35) Sleepless In Seattle (36) Philadelphia (37) Dave (38) Colorado Cowboy: The Bruce Ford Story (Doc.) (39) Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey (Doc.) (UK-US) (40) The Age Of Innocence

@bamabat8435

2 ай бұрын

The Fugitive is 41, yeah?

YOUR HUMOUR IS PERFECT AND YOUR LOVE OF MOVIES IS INFECTIOUS!!!!

I'm so happy you chose Jurassic Park as your number 1. Very few films had the impact on me this did. When he first looks up and sees the Brachiosaurus and falls to his knees I fell to mine. Thank you for the video!!! I'm impatiently waiting for more. Till next time enjoy!

A great year for cinema indeed which deserves a top 20 My 20 for 1993 20. The Red Squirrel 19. Philadelphia 18. What's Eating Gilbert Grape 17. In The Line of Fire 16. In The Name of The Father 15. Naked 14. Darkness in Talinn or City Unplugged 13. Jurassic Park 12. Farewell My Concubine 11. Falling Down 10. The Fugitive 9. Sonatine 8. Dazed and Confused 7. Shadowlands 6. Remains of The Day 5. Three Colors Blue 4. Schindler's List 3. Short Cuts 2. Groundhog Day NUMBER ONE: THE PIANO

Credit to you for mentioning how great True Romance is, easily my favourite movie of all time. Gonna subscribe to your channel

Ur awesome!

I already did a video of my favorite films of 1993 early this year so anyone can go check that out. But I can say that I have seen most of the films in this video.

Fucking love the way your video starts subbed up frfr

Also in 1993 : - A Perfect World (Clint Eastwood) - Dear Diary (Nanni Moretti)

Very good year. Thanks and cheers.

Stalingrad (1993) is the best war movie from the 90s. Nowhere to Run 1993 van Damme action movie /"Swing kids" with a teen Christian Bale / In the line of fire / Striking Distance / and the Dutch movie Oeroeg. Yes indeed 1993 was a great year!

@1-2many

Жыл бұрын

I need to see Stalingrad. I had it on DVD but it was dubbed so need to track down the original.

My favorite of this year is Dazed and Confused easy. That film was my Jurassic Park growing up. The Blue Kite, The Joy Luck Club, A Perfect World, and Red Rock West and some hidden gems worth checking out.

These movies came out 30 years ago when I was Born

Killing Zoe from director Roger Avery is also a hidden 1993's gem!

'Ignored the breakfast issues' Haha, I swear these videos (and your choice of movie scenes, lines etc) are getting funnier. 1993 was a surprisingly good year for movies (much better than 1994). My Top Ten? Oh go on, then.. 10. Tombstone 9. The Fugitive 8. Red Rock West 7. A Perfect World 6. Freaked 5. The Remains of the Day 4. The Ballad of Little Jo 3. Manhattan Murder Mystery 2. Short Cuts 1. Groundhog Day Do check out Freaked and Ballad of Little Jo if you haven't seen them. Big up.

I know I've been late for the party commenting on your channel. Very sorry. I remember Siskel & Ebert saying that 1993 was the best year in movies since the early '70s.

Dazed and Confused Kalifornia and Bronx Tale were excellent movies

Jurassic Park Schindler's List True Romance In The Name of the Father Mrs. Doubtfire The Nightmare Before Christmas A Bronx Tale Carlito's Way Philadelphia What's Love Got To Do With It?

1)Groundhog Day 2)True Romance 3)Jurassic Park 4)Schindler's List 5)Falling Down 6)The Nightmare before Christmas 7)Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 8)Super Mario Brothers

My Top 10: 10. Gettysburg 9. Demolition Man 8. Addams Family Values 7. Mrs. Doubtfire 6. Schindler's List 5. Army of Darkness 4. Falling Down 3. True Romance 2. Groundhog Day 1. Jurassic Park

*_Jurassic_* *_Park_* *_forever!_*

Great

I think Groundhog Day and Nightmare Before Christmas are the films that hold up the best. I could and have watched these multiple times and still love them. I remember being very entertained and impressed by Jurassic Park but I can't imagine rewatching it or seeing any of the current sequels. Robert Altman films bore the hell out of me ( except MASH). I think you touched on just about every interesting film of the year.

@BloodoperaBlackvomit

Жыл бұрын

Groundhog Day is a movie I rewatch every year. Its really good.

A Perfect World

Naked #1 for me and J Park wouldn't make either my top 20 for the year or my top ten Spielbergs. *Would* find room in my top 10 for The Wrong Trousers and Dazed and Confused.

Do you have a Letterboxd?

@1-2many

Жыл бұрын

I'm afraid I don't

GETTYSBURG YOU FORGOT GETTYSBURG EDIT: AND SNIPER EDIT: AND GRUMPY OLD MEN

Jurassic Park Sleepless in Seattle Philadelphia The Fugitive Groundhog Day Mrs. Doubtfire Carlito's Way Schindler's List Last Action Hero This Boy's Life

I was born in 1993 🥳

@jamestropicals8262

7 ай бұрын

my sister was born in 1993

Do you have Letterboxd account? Bro

@1-2many

Жыл бұрын

I'm afraid I don't.

wheres whats love go to do with it it came out in 1993

White ppl seem to overlook a lot of great movies.. not even trying to be racist.. because I'm not. But you were raised differently. And your choices of great movies are definitely great. But there are much more that I feel is overlooked that has more to do with black culture. And tbh... It's very hard to find someone on KZread with the same idea of movie choices as I have. As most seem to be Caucasian.. but yet you all still have wonderful movie choices. I just wish movies like (Radio) or (The Program) and ECT was suggested in you all's choices

@Encyclopedist

6 ай бұрын

(1) I can't find a 1993 film titled "Radio" on IMDB. Are you thinking of the Cuba Gooding Jr. film from 2003? (2) "The Program" is a 1993 film, but it wasn't particularly well received at the time (Wikipedia quotes one critic as saying it was a "load of feeble, unimaginative material," but others like Roger Ebert offered it mild praise), and currently only 43% of critics on Rotten Tomatoes rate it positively. It didn't make much money either. (3) What's "ECT"?

@tonytoni1303

6 ай бұрын

@@Encyclopedist yes! I was wrong on the year I assume. But yes it has Cuba Gooding Jr.

@Encyclopedist

6 ай бұрын

@@tonytoni1303 Thanks for confirming! And could you share what movie you were referring to when you wrote "ECT"? I assume that's an abbreviation but I haven't been able to work out its meaning.