Army of Darkness came out in '92. Is there a chance…?

Army of Darkness came out in '92. Is there a chance…?

I'm enjoying these lists and agreeing with a lot of it, but you guys need to do a separate one for 90s comedies (and maybe another for action?)  That way stuff like Kingpin, Waiting for Guffman and Cable Guy actually get their due, and don't have compete against all these "heavy" movies…

I'm enjoying these lists and agreeing with a lot of it, but you guys need to do a separate one for 90s comedies (and maybe another for action?)  That way stuff like Kingpin, Waiting for Guffman and Cable Guy actually get their due, and don't have compete against all these "heavy" movies…

Tom Shadyac

Tom Shadyac

He carved a gun out of soap! Let's see YOU try that!

He carved a gun out of soap! Let's see YOU try that!

I think that's why there's a suprising amount of reappreciation for Jackie Brown  that's gone on, in the comments here and elsewhere. It's the only Tarantino movie that feels like it's populated with living breathing people. As you said, the rest of his movies all seem to exist in some sort of sealed Tarantino-verse…

I think that's why there's a suprising amount of reappreciation for Jackie Brown  that's gone on, in the comments here and elsewhere. It's the only Tarantino movie that feels like it's populated with living breathing people. As you said, the rest of his movies all seem to exist in some sort of sealed Tarantino-verse…

Parts 2 and 3 were filmed at the same time and released six months apart, in 1989 and 1990, respectively. So 3 just squeeked into the '90s on a technicality.

Parts 2 and 3 were filmed at the same time and released six months apart, in 1989 and 1990, respectively. So 3 just squeeked into the '90s on a technicality.

@avclub-6997a8bd0e1042b70b60c5c879a1780e:disqus If you haven't seen the Hitchcock movies on that list -and Hitchcock's 3 most famous films after Psycho, at that - you should make seeing them a priority. Like now.

@avclub-6997a8bd0e1042b70b60c5c879a1780e:disqus If you haven't seen the Hitchcock movies on that list -and Hitchcock's 3 most famous films after Psycho, at that - you should make seeing them a priority. Like now.

Also: Sweet Smell of Success

Also: Sweet Smell of Success

CHUNNEL FTW

CHUNNEL FTW

Agreed. If there's even one martial arts film on the list, and it's not that one, we're in big trouble.

Agreed. If there's even one martial arts film on the list, and it's not that one, we're in big trouble.