The Best Nostalgic Movies of the 90s!

I absolutely love this movie! Back when the DVD came out in early 2002, I began watching it ad nauseum. And when I got DIRECTV at the end of 2007, most of the movie channels (Encore, Showtime, Starz, etc.) began running it and tuned in every chance I could get. The movie is sheer genius!

This third "Batman" movie is hated by most people but seeing as though that I was a little baby when the first movie came out and couldn't watch it until it came on TV, this is the "Batman" movie I watch the most because I was the right age to see it and after I saw it, I wanted to see it again and again. Whenever it comes on TV, I stop everything and watch. It's that good to me!

I remember seeing this first on video back in 1993 and even though I knew I wasn't old enough to see it, it was spectacularly bad-ass, in every sense. It's innovative, it's quotable, it's full of big action and it had me enthralled scene-by-scene.

Remembering seeing this for the first time is like it almost was yesterday. It was opening day and it was a long line for the movie but when me and my family finally got in, I was blown away by what I saw. It was epic, epic, epic. Without "ID4", Will Smith would never have become Mr. July.

It's awesome, it's got dinosaurs, it's got action, it's got suspense, it's classic Spielberg. Enough said.

The moment I saw this on HBO, I just enjoyed every minute of it. You'll never a more awesomely shot downhill rollerblade race on film....ever! I had to keep being patient for the DVD and when Warner Archive finally released it, I was ecstatic and ordered my copy the first week.

This is the one "Die Hard" movie that got me in trouble with the parental units because back when it was on Pay-Per-View, I ordered it so many times, it kept showing up on the cable bill and I got busted for it. Fortunately, there's a thing called "network television premiere" and I got a chance to check it out without getting into trouble when it aired on Fox in 1998. Good times!

This is one of my favorite Amblin Entertainment movies! I loved watching it when I was young and the Fox cartoon spin-off of the movie was equally fun to watch, not to mention another spectacular job on the effects work by ILM.

The humor of this Kid 'N Play movie (along with the first "House Party") still holds up today. It just leaves you laughing until you're out of breath.

I remember seeing this Sinbad movie back when it was in theaters on opening weekend. I always have a good time watching this movie. The humor is age-appropriate, Sinbad & Phil Hartman are great together and I totally get the gags about food (especially that Christmas Song Melody playing at the end credits).

A lot of people (particularly fans of the original TV series) don't think too fondly of this movie because some think it's a poorly executed film version of a classic TV show. I, however, remember it very fondly because it's another movie that I saw in theaters on opening weekend. The acting can be a little shoddy but there are some great moments in the movie, including the opening space battle and the scene where they are on a ship full of space spiders.

This one I did NOT see in theaters on opening weekend, however, I was lucky enough to have a Mom who worked at a CVS/Pharmacy and could get a movie on videocassette at an employee discount. This was one of those movies and the moment I watched it, I instantly fell in love with it. It was dazzling, funny, exciting and one of those surprises that Disney made that doesn't have the same following as their other animated classics.

One word says it all about this movie: LAW!!!!!

Before he was Black Dynamite, I remember Michael Jai White as Todd McFarlane's hellish super anti-hero. I never read the comic books nor did I watch the HBO animated series that aired prior to the movie's release, but it has to be the best adaptation of a comic book ever to come out in the 90s. John Leguizamo makes a great Clown/Violator, the action is awesome and once again, Industrial Light & Magic proves why they are the legends of visual effects. If you haven't seen this, find it and watch it! It's truly epic!

I can remember seeing it on ABC's "Disney Family Movie" in 1996 but I have a full memory of it when my sister gave me a VHS copy of it three years later and I just watched it ad nauseum. Simply put, it's truly one of the great popcorn movies of the 90s and it never gets old.

I didn't see it in theaters but it aired on Showtime in 1995 and I simply enjoy the idea of a summer camp made by kids, for kids. It's a youth's paradise and the movie was sheer genius.

This movie holds great memories for me! It was the first time I've seen a movie twice in two weekends (the second time was in 2007 when "Wild Hogs" was in theaters). Those two times seeing "MIB" were so awesome! It was like the "Ghostbusters" of my generation!

The first time I saw this movie was in early 1992 when I went to work with my mom as part of "Take Your Child To Work Day". It was so hilarious to watch when you're a kid because most kids love watching movies where people fall down funny.

This movie is another reason why I love movies from Amblin Entertainment! It's so zany, insane and totally off-the-wall. I watch this more than I watch the original.

Before watching pirated movies online was part of the norm, I saw the first "Bad Boys" on a bootlegged VHS and me & my brother wore it out. Then I got the movie on DVD for my birthday and I haven't stopped watching it since! I'm still waiting for "Bad Boys III"!

The first time I saw this was on HBO a year after it came out in the theater. Some have certain sports classics that they grew up on. This was one of those sports classics I grew up on and I hardly watch regular sporting events. Just sports movies.

I saw this in the movie theater, just to check out the Roger Rabbit short that was the added attraction for the movie. Then, I saw the movie at my local Blockbuster store years later and rented it. It's a harrowing & intense adventure that Disney made that prove that they were capable of making family movies that were intense. Also, it's another Amblin Entertainment classic nobody ever talks about!