The debate between Babe and Braveheart got me thinking what is the best movie from 1995? after checking the '95 movie release list i came up with about a dozen movies i liked (even loved) but i think my favorite from '95 would have to be Friday with Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, I've always loved this movie it's almost has a Seinfeld like feel to it. A few honorable mentions for 1995 also include for me:
Ghost in the Shell
Heat
Ususal SuspectsBilly Madison
12 Monkeys
Goldeneye
Rumble in the Bronx
Tommy Boy
Bad Boys
What are you're 1995 favorites?
Ghost in the Shell
Heat
Ususal SuspectsBilly Madison
12 Monkeys
Goldeneye
Rumble in the Bronx
Tommy Boy
Bad Boys
What are you're 1995 favorites?
System
79987 Posts
13 years, 8 months ago
When I was a kid I used to love Batman Forever, the Power Rangers movie, Jumanji and The Indian in the Cupboard.
Nowadays probably Braveheart and Goldeneye are my favs from that year.
Nowadays probably Braveheart and Goldeneye are my favs from that year.
Blood & Donuts
Congo
GoldenEye
Hackers
Heat
Lord of Illusions
Mortal Kombat
Of my favorites listed above, Heat is probably the best from a technical standpoint for cinematography, writing, directing, the whole package.
Congo
GoldenEye
Hackers
Heat
Lord of Illusions
Mortal Kombat
Of my favorites listed above, Heat is probably the best from a technical standpoint for cinematography, writing, directing, the whole package.
At that time in my life I'd say Congo and Mortal Kombat
1995 certainly was a shit year for movies.
When I was a kid, Mortal Kombat was the movie to see! But if you are speaking of best as in a quality film, it would have to be Toy Story or Braveheart (I havent seen Braveheart thouhg).
Oh man, absolutely
sub-zero gettin' it?. son....please. you know im watchin that!
sub-zero gettin' it?. son....please. you know im watchin that!
AzumaReiji
155 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
Heat
Die Hard with a Vengeance
Toy Story
Apollo 13
Se7en
Leaving Las Vegas
Babe
The Basketball Diaries
Crimson Tide
And it had mixed reviews overall, but screw it, I personally liked Quick and the Dead
Die Hard with a Vengeance
Toy Story
Apollo 13
Se7en
Leaving Las Vegas
Babe
The Basketball Diaries
Crimson Tide
And it had mixed reviews overall, but screw it, I personally liked Quick and the Dead
System
79987 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
ActionBastard
Friday and Mortal Kombat
Man, how could I forget Mortal Kombat! Probably my favorite from that year, I honestly had the memory that it was from 1996 for some reason. :oops:
Congo was also cool.
James2
12 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
Mortal Kombat and The Net (like many, I became a Sandra Bullock fan after Speed in '94).
Casino.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
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Casino.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
thecrow174
Casino.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
Good one Crow :)
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thecrow174
Casino.
The most intense movie of '95. It doesn't get more hardcore than Casino, let me tell you.
Good one Crow :)
Chester50
83 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
Not much came out even in terms of quality entertainment.
I guess I'll just name kids films since I was a kid:
Tall Tale
Indian in the Cupboard
Pocahontas
A Little Princess
Toy Story (I actually didn't like this film that much, but it's definitely held the test of time)
Man of the House
Casper
Balto
Other stuff:
The Quick and the Dead
My Holland's Opus
In the Mouth of Madness
Les Miserables
I guess I'll just name kids films since I was a kid:
Tall Tale
Indian in the Cupboard
Pocahontas
A Little Princess
Toy Story (I actually didn't like this film that much, but it's definitely held the test of time)
Man of the House
Casper
Balto
Other stuff:
The Quick and the Dead
My Holland's Opus
In the Mouth of Madness
Les Miserables
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Chester50
83 Posts
13 years, 7 months ago
Pocahontas was a piece of shit.
In comparison to Aladdin and The Lion King, but there was some nice animation and the music is like timeless. For that alone it wins in my book. At least it wasn't as revisionist as Anastasia...oh god that movie...(in general Pocahontas doesn't even leave with Smith, he goes back to England in the end. So I never understood why critics bitched so much)
The only thing I really liked about Balto was the music, same thing with Casper. Watching Casper today, it's like super cheesy. There are three things about the movie that are ok 1. music score-when James Horner actually gave a damn, 2. that dark scene where Casper describes how he died, 3. Devon Sawa/Christina Ricci-whoever you had a crush on
In comparison to Aladdin and The Lion King, but there was some nice animation and the music is like timeless. For that alone it wins in my book. At least it wasn't as revisionist as Anastasia...oh god that movie...(in general Pocahontas doesn't even leave with Smith, he goes back to England in the end. So I never understood why critics bitched so much)
The only thing I really liked about Balto was the music, same thing with Casper. Watching Casper today, it's like super cheesy. There are three things about the movie that are ok 1. music score-when James Horner actually gave a damn, 2. that dark scene where Casper describes how he died, 3. Devon Sawa/Christina Ricci-whoever you had a crush on