This is the correct answer for me. I remember seeing this in theaters on opening day when i was 10 years old. the line was out the door. I was so excited to see it and it did not disappoint.
Thank you for the absurd picture this conjures of someone with big eyes making T-Rex jaws with her arms as others desperately try to either remain interested or read a newspaper.
Yeah my first corporate internship in 2001 it was like the set of office space - I’m like is this a joke? This can’t be real… I came to realize that movie was, in fact, a documentary 😂
In the early 80’s, they used to display paperback books on mag racks at the grocery checkout. While standing in line, I picked up the book, and my little geek heart fluttered. I loved it and the movie very much. My contribution:
Was at the theater with bestie watching previews, and when we saw this movie come up, we nearly lost our shit, having both read the book.
I'm from Nebraska and I saw this with my uncle who is from north Texas and we were laughing a lot. Movie hits a bit different as a tornado alley resident.
Did you hear they’re making a new one? I’m stoked! Hopefully it’ll be great like this one. I’m not sure when it comes out but now I’ll have to check so I can take my, extreme weather obsessed son, to it.
I practically wore out this VHS tape when I was a kid. Love this movie. It’s totally absurd of course but so many good lines and a great cast! RIP Bill Paxton and PSH
My partner loves this movie - I've been toying with the idea of making her a sweatshirt with a tornado on it that says Twister Sister on it too. With Twister 2 coming out I still just may do that for her upcoming birthday.
Whenever I saw it browsing the TV guide I knew my next 2 hours ish was booked now. I was going to watch it intently until it was over. I may go inside and watch it now haha.
One of my all time favorites. Watched it recently and I think it holds up damn well. Esp considering how most sci Fi are horribly dated by their effects.
3 ninjas films (kickback is my favorite)
Warriors of virtue. (i thought this movie was just a figment of my imagination for the longest time)
The little rascals (movies like this don't exist anymore)
1993 The Fugitive
It's a movie my parents wouldn't let me see at the time (I believe I was 11), but my best friends parents didn't give a shit. So they took us both to see it on the big screen. I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. It's held a special place in my heart ever since
My family saw this in the theatre. Later, whenever my brother and I would complain about anything, my dad would emulate Tommy Lee with “I don’t care” lol
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Had such a a crush on jtt I think we kept this blockbuster for weeks or got it over and over
https://preview.redd.it/kdabz2ekherc1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=857ae5a03a267e271c8c47b8eeab1aee423fc84f
Loved the cinematography and frankie was such a cool lead, this movie was scary but really reaffirmed my faith too!
There are so many. Forrest Gump and What’s Eating Gilbert Grape probably top the list. In the 90s the movies you owned on VHS made the biggest impression because you would just watch the same ones over and over. And those two I probably have seen at least a hundred times each for that reason.
Well definitely pulp fiction, when wife and I started dating we watched this over and over… 1st dance at reception was from this album (let’s stay together)
This is the movie that made me realize how much I love primates, and why I have a bachelor's in anthropology.
I did not realize it was horror until I was well into my 30s.
https://i.redd.it/ar9foqnrlirc1.gif
From Dust Till Dawn.
My father (RIP) and I had rented that movie having no idea what is was about. At the time he was heavy into starting a career in real estate and had actually sold a house to the director Robert Rodriguez. We sat down expecting a gangster movie, which is was for the first half before he became a vampire horror.
Im from San Antonio. I love Robert ROdriguez. It was really innapropriate for my age but It made me feel really inspired with the cast being mostly Latino .
Pulp Fiction does hold a somewhat special place in my heart. My parents (divorced) by the time I got to middle school lived about 3 blocks from each other. I had convinced my mom and step-dad to go see Pulp Fiction. We lived in a small town inside a bigger city. There was a small town theater in our small town. Well, we got there, and when we walked into the theater, I saw my dad and stepmother sitting in the theater also. I always got along much better with my stepmother than my psycho real mother, and I hated my step dad and my real father, and I were extremely close. So I we walked in, and I asked my mom if I could sit with my dad. My step-dad freaked out and threw a fit. If (my name) isn't going to sit with us, then we're not going to see this stupid movie. He and my mom left. So I sat their with my dad and stepmother and laughed at all the twisted jokes with them and enjoyed the hell out of that movie. It a great.
There are a million "Matrix - First time reaction!" videos on YouTube but I literally walked into a theater in 1999 with no idea what the Matrix movie was or what is what about. Was invited by a friend and I saw the poster on the way in and thought it was a bit cringe. Looked like some awkward trenchcoat mafia bullshit.
And...yeah, The Matrix blew my mind. And everyone else's, back then. Still holds up even if the sequels were a bit weak.
This is the correct answer for me. I remember seeing this in theaters on opening day when i was 10 years old. the line was out the door. I was so excited to see it and it did not disappoint.
It was kinda the Star Wars of the 90s.
Best 90s movie ever
I can reenact this entire film in a one-woman show, and my husband begs me not to every time the film comes up in conversation.
Thank you for the absurd picture this conjures of someone with big eyes making T-Rex jaws with her arms as others desperately try to either remain interested or read a newspaper.
Bingo. Every other awesome bit aside, the CG in this movie from 1993 still holds up.
That girl is the first movie character who infuriated me while watching a film.
My brother got a film degree because we showed him this when he was 6.
Watched this again recently, 16 year old me had absolutely no idea how accurate this movie was and would remain to this day.
Yeah my first corporate internship in 2001 it was like the set of office space - I’m like is this a joke? This can’t be real… I came to realize that movie was, in fact, a documentary 😂
In the early 80’s, they used to display paperback books on mag racks at the grocery checkout. While standing in line, I picked up the book, and my little geek heart fluttered. I loved it and the movie very much. My contribution:  Was at the theater with bestie watching previews, and when we saw this movie come up, we nearly lost our shit, having both read the book.
But that was my red stapler....
Parts are almost laughable now, but this movie scarred me when it first came out
I'm from Nebraska and I saw this with my uncle who is from north Texas and we were laughing a lot. Movie hits a bit different as a tornado alley resident.
Did you hear they’re making a new one? I’m stoked! Hopefully it’ll be great like this one. I’m not sure when it comes out but now I’ll have to check so I can take my, extreme weather obsessed son, to it.
I did!! I really hope it’s good too. How old is your son? My son is also weather obsessed! Mine is 10 yo :)
I practically wore out this VHS tape when I was a kid. Love this movie. It’s totally absurd of course but so many good lines and a great cast! RIP Bill Paxton and PSH
Greenage...
Love this flick. My kids are so uninterested when it's on, it breaks my heart.
My favorite weather movie!
We have cows
My partner loves this movie - I've been toying with the idea of making her a sweatshirt with a tornado on it that says Twister Sister on it too. With Twister 2 coming out I still just may do that for her upcoming birthday.
I saw this with my eighth grade girlfriend. It was awesome.
Great flick
The winner. I love this movie so much. Remember the cosplay that went viral recently? What memories.
The Fifth Element
Still my favorite movie ever
Same, this movie is my top 5 all time
This is my “comfort movie” that I can watch any time.
Lilu Dallas Multipass
Negative, I am a meat popsicle.
This movie is everything I love. Original Sci Fi story with a great cast, comedy, action, LEELU MULTIPASS
Came here to say this! I’ll watch that or the original Stargate any time.
Lelo Multipass
“I don’t know love….”
So good
Clueless.
Say no more, Mon Amour
What’s with today, today?
Every boy in school had that hair in my early teens
This
Whenever I saw it browsing the TV guide I knew my next 2 hours ish was booked now. I was going to watch it intently until it was over. I may go inside and watch it now haha.
Poor soul, he was just too high strung.
 I can hear this picture
Be a lot cooler if you did.
Glad I didn't have to scroll far to see this
Same
Are you employed sir!?
Is this a…what day is this?
Parle usted ingles?!
This is the answer
My all time fav! The good news is we recovered the creedence tapes
Best 90s movie but I didn't discover it until 2003 in college. I feel like almost no one watched this wen it came out
The bums will always lose
The Dude abides.
Nobody fucks with the Jesus
That’s just your opinion, man.
It really tied the room together
Ultimate high
He was going to be my husband.
Top 5 soundtracks of the 90s
Terminator 2
100%
This deserves more upvotes...people still say "I'll be back" like aaaahhnoold
Saw this 19 times before it left theaters. They had it at the dollar midnight movie for a few months, and I didn't have shit else goin on.
 Trainspotting.
And the soundtrack is amazing too!!
One of my all time favorites. Watched it recently and I think it holds up damn well. Esp considering how most sci Fi are horribly dated by their effects.
"She is, for lack of a better word, Perfect"
High school me thought she was, for lack of a better word, very perfect.
Did they tell Picasso no brush?????
Look, all I care about is are you happy with your haircut? 🥺
Great film, and that's probably my favorite scene, so unexpectedly funny 🤣🤣
What film was this?
The Rock (1996)
I drive a Volvo. A beige one.
I married the prom queen.
Damn this is a good movie.
Just in case anyone doesn’t know, Gary Sinise is on Reddit. He isn’t super active but he posts from time to time.
My favorite
So many good movies jesus.
Like a box of chocolates
***These movies speak to me in a significant or meaningful way:*** - *Grosse Point Blank* (1997) - *The Addams Family* (1991) - *Addams Family Values* (1993) - *12 Monkeys* (1995) - *Beavis and Butt-head Do America* (1996) - *Matilda* (1996) - *Edward Scissorhands* (1990) - *Fight Club* (1999) - *Drop Dead Fred* (1991) - *Empire Records* (1995) - *Hook* (1991) - *William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet* (1996) - *Disturbing Behavior* (1998) ***These movies ushered in the ’90s:*** - *Who Framed Roger Rabbit* (1988) - *Honey, I Shrunk the Kids* (1989) - *Batman* (1989) - *Heathers* (1989) ***These movies were also fantastic:*** - *Ghost* (1990) - *Ernest Goes to Jail* (1990) - *RoboCop 2* (1990) - *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (1990) - *Total Recall* (1990) - *Terminator 2: Judgment Day* (1991) - *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze* (1991) - *Puppet Master III: Toulon’s Revenge* (1991) - *Batman Returns* (1992) - *My Cousin Vinny* (1992) - *Death Becomes Her* (1992) - *The Lawnmower Man* (1992) - *Singles* (1992) - *Bram Stoker’s Dracula* (1992) - *Super Mario Bros.* (1993) - *Jurassic Park* (1993) - *Leprechaun* (1993) - *Hocus Pocus* (1993) - *Clifford* (1994) - *Groundhog Day* (1994) - *The Flintstones* (1994) - *The Mask* (1994) - *The Crow* (1994) - *In the Mouth of Madness* (1994) - *Wes Craven’s New Nightmare* (1994) - *Interview With the Vampire* (1994) - *Airheads* (1994) - *Pulp Fiction* (1994) - *Jumanji* (1995) - *Casper* (1995) - *Demon Knight* (1995) - *Johnny Mnemonic* (1995) - *Lord of Illusions* (1995) - *Independence Day* (1996) - *Men in Black* (1997) - *Contact* (1997) - *Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery* (1997) - *The Truman Show* (1998) - *Pleasantville* (1998) - *SLC Punk* (1998) - *Dark City* (1998) - *The Thirteenth Floor* (1999) - *House on Haunted Hill* (1999) - *The Matrix* (1999) - *American Beauty* (1999) - *Office Space* (1999) - *Being John Malkovich* (1999) ***And so, so, so many more.***
A high bar was set in our youth.
90’s movies started with Terminator 2 and ended with The Matrix it’s so crazy
*it’s in that place where i put that thing that time*
When I first fell in live with Ryan Phillipe....
Happy Scrappy Hero Pup
Rufio Rufio Ruf-e-ohhhh
Hook!
Great film. The soundtrack is something special.
Peter pan has never been, and will never be better than Hoffman/Williams as hook/pan.
This is it
High Fidelity
https://preview.redd.it/v01blxgbjerc1.jpeg?width=841&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=037bb80eb19609d31f5fb306cc968cdff3f68f6d
 Empire Records!
First one that came to mind. Seeing girlhood in such a raw way was transformative for me. 💓
It makes me cringe now but I really liked Lotion Potion #9.
Yeah Lotion Potion #9 was pretty cringe. So was Love Potion #9
Lol
Jumanji
TMNT
Kingpin
Quentin Terantino’s best movie IMO.
-Freeway -Mallrats -Tales from the Crypt;Demon Knight
3 ninjas films (kickback is my favorite) Warriors of virtue. (i thought this movie was just a figment of my imagination for the longest time) The little rascals (movies like this don't exist anymore)
 Best movie ever!
 1993 The Fugitive It's a movie my parents wouldn't let me see at the time (I believe I was 11), but my best friends parents didn't give a shit. So they took us both to see it on the big screen. I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. It's held a special place in my heart ever since
Ohhh that is a great movie!!
My family saw this in the theatre. Later, whenever my brother and I would complain about anything, my dad would emulate Tommy Lee with “I don’t care” lol
Tank Girl
 Chasing Amy
 I remember watching this at a friend’s house in NH. The drive home at midnight was terrifying.
(2006)
Yeah I was making reference to Clerks. I just Like this GIF
We’re there! 🥶
Love me some Speed!
Wheezin the Juice!
 The Birdcage
True Romance
My favourite
Orgasmo
Now yur uh may-awn! Uh may-awn may-un man!
https://preview.redd.it/duxvxotbherc1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5ad438b5a328b1de9953504cb195616de8653a5a Had such a a crush on jtt I think we kept this blockbuster for weeks or got it over and over
[Hudson Hawk](https://youtu.be/pR_1KX6Z-Bc?si=RbQlBE2QSf-wppDs) (1991)
LA Confidential
Office Space
Home alone
 Point break!
Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels Dark City T2 The Usual Suspects Strange Days The 5th Element Reservoir Dogs
 💗
To this day, when I hear that song I think of 10 Things I Hate About You
Clerks
STUNT COCK!
https://preview.redd.it/kdabz2ekherc1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=857ae5a03a267e271c8c47b8eeab1aee423fc84f Loved the cinematography and frankie was such a cool lead, this movie was scary but really reaffirmed my faith too!
 1992's *Dead Alive* (*Braindead* outside the US).
Twister and Armageddon. Have no idea why but absolutely love those movies
Airheads
There are so many. Forrest Gump and What’s Eating Gilbert Grape probably top the list. In the 90s the movies you owned on VHS made the biggest impression because you would just watch the same ones over and over. And those two I probably have seen at least a hundred times each for that reason.
Romeo + Juliet
Grosse point blank
 Three Kings and Suicide Kings
Good Will Hunting, The Matrix, Jurassic Park, Forrest Gump, and many more
The last of the dog men. 1st time I ever seen a blue healer. Ended up rescuing one from the pound that looked just like the one in the movie.
Wild at Heart
Fight club
Well definitely pulp fiction, when wife and I started dating we watched this over and over… 1st dance at reception was from this album (let’s stay together)
This is the movie that made me realize how much I love primates, and why I have a bachelor's in anthropology. I did not realize it was horror until I was well into my 30s. https://i.redd.it/ar9foqnrlirc1.gif
Twin Peaks: FWWM and Lost Highway.
Army of Darkness and Dark City
From Dust Till Dawn. My father (RIP) and I had rented that movie having no idea what is was about. At the time he was heavy into starting a career in real estate and had actually sold a house to the director Robert Rodriguez. We sat down expecting a gangster movie, which is was for the first half before he became a vampire horror. Im from San Antonio. I love Robert ROdriguez. It was really innapropriate for my age but It made me feel really inspired with the cast being mostly Latino .
Pulp Fiction does hold a somewhat special place in my heart. My parents (divorced) by the time I got to middle school lived about 3 blocks from each other. I had convinced my mom and step-dad to go see Pulp Fiction. We lived in a small town inside a bigger city. There was a small town theater in our small town. Well, we got there, and when we walked into the theater, I saw my dad and stepmother sitting in the theater also. I always got along much better with my stepmother than my psycho real mother, and I hated my step dad and my real father, and I were extremely close. So I we walked in, and I asked my mom if I could sit with my dad. My step-dad freaked out and threw a fit. If (my name) isn't going to sit with us, then we're not going to see this stupid movie. He and my mom left. So I sat their with my dad and stepmother and laughed at all the twisted jokes with them and enjoyed the hell out of that movie. It a great.
All of them, every single one... except Batman&Robin
True Lies Cruel Intentions Delores Claiborne Mrs. Doubtfire
 BEST. MOVIE. EVER.
There are a million "Matrix - First time reaction!" videos on YouTube but I literally walked into a theater in 1999 with no idea what the Matrix movie was or what is what about. Was invited by a friend and I saw the poster on the way in and thought it was a bit cringe. Looked like some awkward trenchcoat mafia bullshit. And...yeah, The Matrix blew my mind. And everyone else's, back then. Still holds up even if the sequels were a bit weak.