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80's as well. Along with the movies posted above. There is Caddyshack, Back to School, Better off Dead, and all of the Vacation movies as well. 

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2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

1994 is the greatest year for movies ever.

  • Pulp Fiction
  • Shawshank
  • Forrest Gump
  • The Lion King
  • Speed
  • Natural Born Killers
  • Dumb and Dumber
  • Naked Gun 33 1/3

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Blue Velvet

Hannah and Her Sisters

Platoon

Aliens

The Fly

Stand by Me

 Ferris Bueller's Day Off

 Little Shop of Horrors

 Flight of the Navigator

 Hoosiers

 Labyrinth

Top Gun

 

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11 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

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Blue Velvet

Hannah and Her Sisters

Platoon

Aliens

The Fly

Stand by Me

 

 

Stand by Me and Platoon...yes.  But 94's line up is stronger.  

 

I've never heard of Blue Velvet and Hannah and Her Sisters.  I'm assuming it stared Kirk Cameron or something.

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6 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

I've never heard of Blue Velvet and Hannah and Her Sisters.  I'm assuming it stared Kirk Cameron or something.

Does anyone else see the rich irony that 'Billy Madison' is from 1995, and contains Principal Downey's famous quote?

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5 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

I've never seen Billy Madison.  I'm assuming that stars Billy Crystal?

 

Adam Sandler. More 80's movies that I forgot to mention Die Hard and Road House.

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The 1980s.  The decade had movies that defined whole new genres and created many successful actors.

 

Examples:

 

The "war" movie:  Full Metal Jacket, Platoon

The regular guy as action hero:  Die Hard

The buddy cop film:  Lethal Weapon

Woman as an action heroine:  Aliens

The sports film:  The Natural, Major League, Hoosiers

Action Comedy:  True Lies, Last Action Hero, and I personally find Stallone's Cobra one of the most hilarious action films of the decade.

New lines of comedy movies:  Space Balls, Naked Gun, Spies Like Us, Uncle Buck, Home Alone

 

 

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Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Die Hard was the Prequel to Tombstone if I remember correctly?

 

Road House sounds like an 80's porn.  Who was in that movie?

 

Patrick Swayze. 

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23 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Die Hard was the Prequel to Tombstone if I remember correctly?

 

Road House sounds like an 80's porn.  Who was in that movie?

Kelly Lynch and Bill Murray never made the director forget it lol

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40 minutes ago, Gregg said:

 

Adam Sandler. More 80's movies that I forgot to mention Die Hard and Road House.

 OMG, yes, I forgot Die Hard on my list.  Honestly, the 80s is my favorite decade for pop culture (born in '79)...the toys, the movies, the cartoons, TV shows, etc.  I loved those days.

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49 minutes ago, dpberr said:

The 1980s.  The decade had movies that defined whole new genres and created many successful actors.

 

Examples:

 

The "war" movie:  Full Metal Jacket, Platoon

The regular guy as action hero:  Die Hard

The buddy cop film:  Lethal Weapon

Woman as an action heroine:  Aliens

The sports film:  The Natural, Major League, Hoosiers

Action Comedy:  True Lies, Last Action Hero, and I personally find Stallone's Cobra one of the most hilarious action films of the decade.

New lines of comedy movies:  Space Balls, Naked Gun, Spies Like Us, Uncle Buck, Home Alone

 

 

80’s for sure.  Adding:

 

War Games

Goonies

Gremlins

ET

Star Wars 

Back to the Future 

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Sixteen Candles

Breakfast Club

(basically all the John Hughes movies)

 

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So far the 80s is running away with this...I still think I could go either way.  The 80s and 90s were the bread and butter of American Pop Culture in my opinion.  Modern times couldn't hold a candle to those days.  

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2 hours ago, dpberr said:

The 1980s.  The decade had movies that defined whole new genres and created many successful actors.

 

Examples:

 

The "war" movie:  Full Metal Jacket, Platoon

The regular guy as action hero:  Die Hard

The buddy cop film:  Lethal Weapon

Woman as an action heroine:  Aliens

The sports film:  The Natural, Major League, Hoosiers

Action Comedy:  True Lies, Last Action Hero, and I personally find Stallone's Cobra one of the most hilarious action films of the decade.

New lines of comedy movies:  Space Balls, Naked Gun, Spies Like Us, Uncle Buck, Home Alone

 

 

True Lies and Last Action Hero are 90s.  Home Alone is 1990, and Uncle Buck is 1989.  All but 2 of the Lethal Weapon movies are 90s but the first is by far the best of the series.

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4 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

1994 is the greatest year for movies ever.

  • Pulp Fiction
  • Shawshank
  • Forrest Gump
  • The Lion King
  • Speed
  • Natural Born Killers
  • Dumb and Dumber
  • Naked Gun 33 1/3

How’d you forget this one?  One of the funniest movies I watched in my life

 

 

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