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I sure hope that you make a sequel to this video. Because I'm sure their's more movies from the 90's you could've shown. Such as Beauty n the Beast and The Little Mermaid. Wait was The Little Mermaid debuted in the 90's. I don't quite remember.
FernGully: The Last Rainforest Batman Forever Small Soldiers The Indian in the Cuboard Loch Ness Jurassic Park Star Wars Episode 1 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
The fact that Robin Williams takes up almost half of the top ten of this list really shows why his death affected so many of us '90s kids so deeply. He's still the first and only celebrity death to have ever made me cry.
I couldn’t agree more. The only celebrity that I ever cried over when they announced his death since I grew up with him in the 90s. I have a 9 yo and we watch his movies together. So his legacy will live on. O captain, my captain 🫡
Honorable mentions: Anastasia, The Prince of Egypt, The Iron Giant, Batman Returns, Cats Don’t Dance, A Little Princess, The Indian in the Cupboard, Mulan, A Bug’s Life, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sister Act, Homeward Bound
Oh man! That one made me cry as a kid at the end. Tears of joy though. Every time Shadow would come over the hill and say "Peter. Oh Peter" Lost it as a kid! Love that movie!
Ace Ventura Pet Detective back in The 90's I could watch that a million times & never get tired of it. Jim Carrey is truly one of The Greatest Comedians.
Seeing Jim Carrey in the opening moments of this video almost made me not watch the video. I could not stand him then, and I still do no see the appeal. His only good movies were the Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If I could erase his early films from existence and my memories of all of the worst, most bullying kids from my childhood constantly quoting him in Ace Ventura and the Mask, I would.
Being a 90s kid, this list means so much to me. A vast majority of these films I would watch CONSTANTLY growing up, and still watch every now and then to this day.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie, The Lion King, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Jumanji, Dumb & Dumber, Casper, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Hook
This list should have been longer and included Angels in the outfield, little giants, my girl, the Indian in the cupboard, homeward bound, flubber. All great 90's movies.
Jurassic Park came out when I was 9 years old and it was my first PG-13 movie. That T-Rex car chase and raptors in the kitchen sequence took a good five years off of my little life. 😂
I'm 37 years old now, but TMNT from 1990 was and is still an incredible movie with deep emotions and a great story. The music from John Du Prez is amazing. I've watched it many times as a kid, and even as an adult. Kids with bubblegum and sigars. The foot. Shredder and Master Tatsu. Ralph with his anger deep inside him. Even Splinter who talks to Ralph about his emotions, and talks to all the Turtles at the campfire. So deep. So emotional. A true classic!
The 90's Addams Family movies certainly introduced the creepy, ooky and spooky clan to a modern audience. Christina Ricci will forever be THE Wednesday Addams.
The good old days when the street lights came on it was time to go home or waking up Saturday morning with a bowl of cereal an nothing but back to back cartoons #90’s baby in 2024
I love hook. DUSTIN Hoffman was savage when he killed Rufio. I cried for days. That's what happens when you don't have a dad like Rufio. But i'm glad Peter was there for him as a father figure.
Glad to see Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Space Jam, A Goofy Movie, The Parent Trap, The Addams Family, Hook, Jumanji, The Mask, Matilda, Aladdin, Home Alone, The Lion King, Mrs Doubtfire, and Toy Story. Dude I am going to cry because I love and miss my childhood 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Toy Story is my Jam, it's especially fun to watch these movies now days to see the jokes we missed as a child. One of my favorite jokes, is when Mr.Potato Head took his lips off and had them kiss his behind 😂😂😂😂
Here are some other honorable mentions : Beauty and the Beast, Independence Day, The Lost World Jurassic Park, Liar Liar, Titanic, Tarzan, Toy Story 2, Star Wars The Phantom Menace, James and the Giant Peach, Twister, and Godzilla 1998
Love Independence Day to this day. A favorite just like Armageddon. Titanic.. I still love this movie. I will still watch or read anything related to titanic to this day- was I obsessed with the movie and the actual historic tragedy- yes. I went to the Titanic Museum in Brandson and leaned even more and bought some educational books and a white star line shirt. And I did some digging on the passenger “identity” I was given. Liar Liar is just as much a classic Jim movie as The Mask. I may be in the minority when it comes to Statwars fans, but I actually enjoyed The Phantom Menace and love the Prequals, I love how you can later parallel Luke and Anakin and Leia and Padme. Twister.. that gave me nightmares and my parents thought I was gonna be a meteorologist because i became obsessed with the weather.. if it wasn’t a Maine Biologist because of Free Willy and Flipper. I also loved Air Bud.
can't hardly wait, billy madison, clueless, scream, i know what you did last summer, urban legend, go, pulp fiction, i still know what you did last summer, american pie, she's all that, ace ventura, varsity blues, frantic, the fugitive, the glimmer man, under siege 2, the crow, out for justice, marked for death, rush hour
I actually saw Aladdin twice in the movie theaters when I was a kid. Hands down the scene where Jafar gets wished into becoming the most powerful sorcerer in the world was the most memorable. To this day I still remember how scared n terrified it made me feel.
@@santiagopeck Oh okay. I was wondering what his first wish was. I know it had something to do with a snake appearing and turning into gold. Also, I think you mean the live action one. In the live action one, his last wish was to be the most powerful being.
Robin Williams was such a huge part of the 90s, along with Jim Carrey. As well as Disney, in general. I have seen every single one of these movies growing up in the 90s and the funny part is that, there were so many other great movies that were not even included: Independence Day, Angels in the Outfield, Homeward Bound, Star Wars: Episode 1, The Little Rascals, etc just to name a few.
@@j0shpena I’m not saying it is better than the original trilogy, but it still had a lot of great moments with amazing performances by the likes of Ewan McGregor, Liam Neeson, and Natalie Portman, I am fully aware of the criticisms and they are warranted
It would be genuinely difficult to debate this list. But some of my favorites that missed the list would be. The Land Before Time Beethoven Mulan Homeward Bound Billy Madison
I miss the 90's alot. Those were my childhood years, but I miss it more so because of the entertaining TV shows. Movies from the 90's can still be re-watched. Most TV episodes from back then are over for good. Anyway, from this list I've seen The Lion King, Toy Story, Alladin, most of Home Alone, Matilda, A Goofy Movie, Space Jam and Parent Trap.
I was lucky enough to have been able to watch Jurassic Park with my family the summer after 8th grade…before going off to high school…and after my Dad had already read the book. Honestly…such a special day in my youth.
Some of my favourites from when I was 11 and younger (not mentioned in the video) - Terminator 2 - The Crow - Seven - Silence of The Lambs - Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - Tremors - Back to the Future III - Beverly Hills Cop III - Lethel Weapon III - Nightmare before Christmas - Billy Madison - Tommy Boy - Demolition Man 🤔 No wonder I’m the way I am.
@@AYC_kaymer Its funny, I can actually remember the day we rented and watched Seven. A friend of my brother worked at the video store and I was in there with my dad and he asked him if it was any good, he said “it’s awesome, but the ending will make u want to punch a hole in the wall.” ….was a good sales pitch…
@@marki7661 that's brilliant. Yeah some of the video stores or even later dvd shops used to have at least one worker that really knew their stuff. It was fun to see what kind of things they would recommend to different people.
My Grandma took me to see Jurassic Park when I was a kid. I spent half of the movie screaming n looking away from any potential scene's of death. To the kid me that was one scary n terrifying movie.
I’m miss the the 90s! My town was alive and full of people and life! It a ghost town now but everytime I go back memories just pour in! Best decade ever 💯‼️✅
'93 kid here. Listing all of my favourites here because I can: Hocus Pocus Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Casper Space Jam A Goofy Movie The Parent Trap The Addams Family The Sandlot Jumanji The Mask Matilda Aladdin The Lion King (My favourite Disney movie, tbh) Toy Story Jurassic Park
Honorable Mentions: Richie Rich, The Pagemaster, The Indian in the Cupboard, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, Scooby-Doo and the Cyberchase, Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invadiers, The Pebble and the Penguin, A Troll in Central Park, Small Soldiers, Snow Day, Homeward Bound and Liar Liar.
Jumanji puts me right back in that time, It makes me feel like I just popped the vhs tape in, my mom's in the kitchen making dinner, and my brother and I are about to watch one of the best 90s movies
The nostalgia cord has been struck…and it could be heard to the heavens. This list just reaffirms that the 90s was a great time to be alive. And movies today just don’t come close to the meaning, music, and joy that movie brought in the 90s.
SO many of the ones in the list are my faves! But also FernGully (1992), Homeward Bound (1993), and The Land Before Time series (first one is in 1988 but they spanned throughout the decades) definitely deserve to be on here!!
The 1990s has had a plethora of our favorite movies we grew up or lived through. And just when I can list a mother load of my favorite collections, when waiting to see what could be number 1, YES!!!!!! Jurassic Park made it! Thank you Watchmojo!
I still remember walking out of the theater from watching Hook. I felt like I could fly. It was the best move I had seen until then. I remember loving it so much.
Can't believe it's been 10 years since Robin McLaurin Williams died. I remember the shock waking up and hearing this on the morning news in London, UK on 12.8.2014. Genie you're finally free. 🫂support the Lewy Body Dementia Association you are forever loved 💕💕💕
As a 90's kid myself, I have all thes movies on VHS 📼. Honorable mentions should b of Anastasia, The Prince of Egypt, The Iron Giant, The Indian in the Cupboard, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sister Act, Homeward Bound, and Beethoven.
all of them! free willy still makes me cry, Jumanji the original scared me lol, Matilda was EVERYTHING , behind the scenes was even better, the lion king tho was my first ever movie theater experience and ms doubtfire.... robin was amazing the 90s babies miss him for sure
Man there were a lot of bangers on this list so I can't even complain, but personally I would have to put Little Rascals, Little Giants, and Heavyweights on this list.
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I sure hope that you make a sequel to this video. Because I'm sure their's more movies from the 90's you could've shown. Such as Beauty n the Beast and The Little Mermaid. Wait was The Little Mermaid debuted in the 90's. I don't quite remember.
Space Jam
Home Alone, Aladdin, Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York and The Lion King.
FernGully: The Last Rainforest
Batman Forever
Small Soldiers
The Indian in the Cuboard
Loch Ness
Jurassic Park
Star Wars Episode 1
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Honorable mentions:
James and the GIant Peach
Men in Black
Anastasia
Babe
Antz
Pokemon: The First Movie
Robin Williams being in 4 movies of this list tells you just how much of an icon he was for us 90's kids...
Same with John Williams. I guess you couldn’t go wrong having something with both Williams released in the 90’s 😂
Literally just said this about robin to myself. His passing still hurts
@@christinagordon5117 And always will a bit.
Tear up everytime I watch Mrs.Doubtfire
@@taajihpickett2391 Hook basically taught me the concept of Mortality... cried my ass this day but still one of my favorite childhood movies.
The fact that Robin Williams takes up almost half of the top ten of this list really shows why his death affected so many of us '90s kids so deeply. He's still the first and only celebrity death to have ever made me cry.
Betty white death made me cry
Facts my guy
I couldn’t agree more. The only celebrity that I ever cried over when they announced his death since I grew up with him in the 90s. I have a 9 yo and we watch his movies together. So his legacy will live on.
O captain, my captain 🫡
Honorable mentions: Anastasia, The Prince of Egypt, The Iron Giant, Batman Returns, Cats Don’t Dance, A Little Princess, The Indian in the Cupboard, Mulan, A Bug’s Life, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sister Act, Homeward Bound
Perhaps on a part 2 of this video
Good tastes my friend. 😉🤙
YES!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
The prince of Egypt was perfect!!!
Also Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore
Robin Williams was the king of 90's family comedies. Rest easy, O Captain, my captain, you'll be forever missed. 😇💔
As a 90s kid I can confirm this list with my stamp of approval. Good job WatchMojo!
My honorable mention would be homeward bound.
I LOVED that film when I was a young boy.
OMG YES!
I'm with you on that one
Oh man! That one made me cry as a kid at the end. Tears of joy though. Every time Shadow would come over the hill and say "Peter. Oh Peter"
Lost it as a kid! Love that movie!
As a 90’s kid, this list is surprisingly well thought of.
Robin Williams and Jim Carrey were my two favorite comedian movie stars in the 90s
Same with me!!! They will FOREVER be my top comedians!!!
Id also ad Adam Sandler for his 90s & early 00s work
@@anthonypenrose4703 YES! I would want to add in Big Daddy instead on Matilda on my list and replace Mask with Ace Ventura to make my list perfect :)
Ace Ventura Pet Detective back in The 90's I could watch that a million times & never get tired of it. Jim Carrey is truly one of The Greatest Comedians.
Seeing Jim Carrey in the opening moments of this video almost made me not watch the video. I could not stand him then, and I still do no see the appeal. His only good movies were the Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If I could erase his early films from existence and my memories of all of the worst, most bullying kids from my childhood constantly quoting him in Ace Ventura and the Mask, I would.
Being a 90s kid, this list means so much to me. A vast majority of these films I would watch CONSTANTLY growing up, and still watch every now and then to this day.
Honourable mentions are “Robin Hood: Men in Tights” and “Cool Runnings”
Robin Hood: Men in Tights, one of my favorite Mel Brooks movies.
IT’S BOBSLED TIME!
Feel the the Rythym Feel the Rhyme ITS BOBSLED TIME..COOOOOL RUNNING
Robin Williams Jumanji is an excellent 90’s movie for sure
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie, The Lion King, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Jumanji, Dumb & Dumber, Casper, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Hook
ROBIN WILLIAMS was a HUGE part of my childhood & the 90’s may he continue to R.I.P 🙏🏾🕊️
This list should have been longer and included Angels in the outfield, little giants, my girl, the Indian in the cupboard, homeward bound, flubber. All great 90's movies.
I've seen part of "The Indian in the Cupboard". Also, my reading class read the books when I was in elementary school.
They not as popular except little giants
Little Giants, Ladybugs and The Big Green
@@stephaniegreen
Oh yeah
Mrs. Doubtfire and Hook are some of my favorites. You can't go wrong with Robin Williams.
clearly you have never seen Patch Adams
@@chrismeulen8108 No I have, and it's just as funny.
The Secret Garden (1993) deserved a spot. Such a lovely, cozy film
The 80's and 90's had some of the best movies!
Mikey: "it was a SHELL of a good time!"
I'm lucky and glad I was born during the 80's and got the chance to grow up during the good old days.
@@dreamguardian8320So did I
I couldn't agree more. I'm glad I was around during that time.
As a 36 year old im just amazed on how they took risks that blossomed into the 90s being the new golden age of movies
Jurassic Park came out when I was 9 years old and it was my first PG-13 movie. That T-Rex car chase and raptors in the kitchen sequence took a good five years off of my little life. 😂
I've seen it three times. The third time I saw it was at an orchestra🎺 with a friend.
Coulda been worse John.
Alot WORSE!
Also, since the tyrannosaurus was a female, it was actually a t-regina, which means "tyrant lizard queen".
Same! I remember having to go to the bathroom and say to myself, “it’s just a movie…it’s just a movie.” 😅
I was 8. I remember how upset I was when I thought they killed the raptor in the beginning of the movie.
I'm 37 years old now, but TMNT from 1990 was and is still an incredible movie with deep emotions and a great story. The music from John Du Prez is amazing. I've watched it many times as a kid, and even as an adult. Kids with bubblegum and sigars. The foot. Shredder and Master Tatsu. Ralph with his anger deep inside him. Even Splinter who talks to Ralph about his emotions, and talks to all the Turtles at the campfire. So deep. So emotional. A true classic!
The 90's Addams Family movies certainly introduced the creepy, ooky and spooky clan to a modern audience. Christina Ricci will forever be THE Wednesday Addams.
That’s why I am so glad she was in Wednesday even though not portraying her.
The good old days when the street lights came on it was time to go home or waking up Saturday morning with a bowl of cereal an nothing but back to back cartoons #90’s baby in 2024
Back to the 90s
Balto and All Dogs Go To Heaven 1&2 are the movies I fondly remembered as a kid. ☺️
James Earl Jones in the Sandlot and Lion King...and of course voice of that famous villain...voice of the 90s as well
Except for the fact that James Earl Jones voiced Mufasa in the Lion King. Jeremy Irons voiced the villain, Scar.
@@jordanluyendyk1281 he's talking about Darth Vadar not scar lol
I love hook. DUSTIN Hoffman was savage when he killed Rufio. I cried for days. That's what happens when you don't have a dad like Rufio. But i'm glad Peter was there for him as a father figure.
Glad to see Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Space Jam, A Goofy Movie, The Parent Trap, The Addams Family, Hook, Jumanji, The Mask, Matilda, Aladdin, Home Alone, The Lion King, Mrs Doubtfire, and Toy Story. Dude I am going to cry because I love and miss my childhood 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
i have the same feeling lol we grew up in the best of movies and i still watch them now
Yess
Robin Williams OWNED the 90s!!
The PageMaster. I LOVED The PageMaster since I was a kid. The song Whatever You Imagine touches my heart all the time
Robin William was a legend in Jumanji and Hook films.
I've seen them, but didn't know who Robin Williams was at the time.
Toy Story is my Jam, it's especially fun to watch these movies now days to see the jokes we missed as a child. One of my favorite jokes, is when Mr.Potato Head took his lips off and had them kiss his behind 😂😂😂😂
Oh, I didn't catch that!
Here are some other honorable mentions : Beauty and the Beast, Independence Day, The Lost World Jurassic Park, Liar Liar, Titanic, Tarzan, Toy Story 2, Star Wars The Phantom Menace, James and the Giant Peach, Twister, and Godzilla 1998
Only the kids that ate paste and were held back multiple times like the Phantom Menace or 98 Godzilla.
Love Independence Day to this day. A favorite just like Armageddon. Titanic.. I still love this movie. I will still watch or read anything related to titanic to this day- was I obsessed with the movie and the actual historic tragedy- yes. I went to the Titanic Museum in Brandson and leaned even more and bought some educational books and a white star line shirt. And I did some digging on the passenger “identity” I was given. Liar Liar is just as much a classic Jim movie as The Mask. I may be in the minority when it comes to Statwars fans, but I actually enjoyed The Phantom Menace and love the Prequals, I love how you can later parallel Luke and Anakin and Leia and Padme. Twister.. that gave me nightmares and my parents thought I was gonna be a meteorologist because i became obsessed with the weather.. if it wasn’t a Maine Biologist because of Free Willy and Flipper. I also loved Air Bud.
can't hardly wait, billy madison, clueless, scream, i know what you did last summer, urban legend, go, pulp fiction, i still know what you did last summer, american pie, she's all that, ace ventura, varsity blues, frantic, the fugitive, the glimmer man, under siege 2, the crow, out for justice, marked for death, rush hour
I actually saw Aladdin twice in the movie theaters when I was a kid. Hands down the scene where Jafar gets wished into becoming the most powerful sorcerer in the world was the most memorable. To this day I still remember how scared n terrified it made me feel.
In the animated Aladdin, he wished to be a Genie. But in the live action one, he did wish to be the most powerful sorcerer.
@@mojo3318---I remember that
@@mojo3318 it was his second wish, after asking to be the sultan and before asking to be the most powerful genie.
@@santiagopeck Oh okay. I was wondering what his first wish was. I know it had something to do with a snake appearing and turning into gold. Also, I think you mean the live action one. In the live action one, his last wish was to be the most powerful being.
The “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Movie” should’ve been an Honorable Mention bc that too was nostalgic for kids who loved the Power Rangers
Beat me to it. ❤️🩷💛🖤💙(🤍💚)
And you watch it today and the CGI is horrendous.
@@shenran9164 ah, phooey
Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter. I rewatch them regularly.
I love this list, thank you WatchMojo for reminding me this great classics and beautiful times 😌
Fun Fact: Dante Bosco who played Rufio in the movie "Hook" would eventually go on to voice Zuko in the cartoon series "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
Not to mention being the voice of Jake Long in American Dragon: Jake Long on Disney Channel.
@@devingiles6597---I've seen the series. It wasn't bad.
We are all Running in the 90s kiddies
Parent Trap was actually the first movie I want to see alone in the movie theaters. A tradition that's gone on strong since then.
Two eras you can't touch are 80s action films and 90s kids movies💯
This is the greatest list Watchmojo has ever made! I agree with every single movie on this list. I'm so glad I got to be a kid in the 90s.
Agreed!!! 100%
Robin Williams was such a huge part of the 90s, along with Jim Carrey. As well as Disney, in general. I have seen every single one of these movies growing up in the 90s and the funny part is that, there were so many other great movies that were not even included: Independence Day, Angels in the Outfield, Homeward Bound, Star Wars: Episode 1, The Little Rascals, etc just to name a few.
Episode 1 you sir are mistaken.
@@j0shpena I’m not saying it is better than the original trilogy, but it still had a lot of great moments with amazing performances by the likes of Ewan McGregor, Liam Neeson, and Natalie Portman, I am fully aware of the criticisms and they are warranted
Dunston Checks In .. love that movie
one of the best parts of Hook is when Toodles got his marbles back
I don't remember that or who Toodles is. It's been so long since I've seen it.
I love what we first meet him crawling on the floor. When he says, "I've lost my marbles". That cracks me up every time
It would be genuinely difficult to debate this list. But some of my favorites that missed the list would be.
The Land Before Time
Beethoven
Mulan
Homeward Bound
Billy Madison
I miss the 90's alot. Those were my childhood years, but I miss it more so because of the entertaining TV shows. Movies from the 90's can still be re-watched. Most TV episodes from back then are over for good. Anyway, from this list I've seen The Lion King, Toy Story, Alladin, most of Home Alone, Matilda, A Goofy Movie, Space Jam and Parent Trap.
Saw Space Jam on VHS when it came out. I didn't mind waiting until it came out.
I watched it on DVD as a teen. And I was at school🏫 at the time.
@@mojo3318---Awesome
Very rarely have I agreed with every selection on one of these lists, but this one definitely nailed it. So nostalgic.
It's probably because everybody that works for Mojo did in fact grow up in the 90's.
Oh boy, as one of 90s kids, I approved. I re-watched all those movies either on VHS or Laser Discs after watching it in the cinema 😊
I was lucky enough to have been able to watch Jurassic Park with my family the summer after 8th grade…before going off to high school…and after my Dad had already read the book. Honestly…such a special day in my youth.
It just like climbing out of a tree house? Dad your dad build u a tree house?
I always LOVED (and i still do) all of these movies, i just love going back in time and reliving my childhood with them😊😊😊😊😊😊
Love 90’s movie. Wasn’t born in the 90’s but still always enjoying watching 90’s movies.
My kids were born in 1989 and 1991, and I think we had all of these movies on VHS in our house.
The 90s was one of the best decades. I'm glad I was around during that time.
Same..
This is by far my favorite list by Watch Mojo so far. And spot on too!
Some of my favourites from when I was 11 and younger (not mentioned in the video)
- Terminator 2
- The Crow
- Seven
- Silence of The Lambs
- Robin Hood Prince of Thieves
- Tremors
- Back to the Future III
- Beverly Hills Cop III
- Lethel Weapon III
- Nightmare before Christmas
- Billy Madison
- Tommy Boy
- Demolition Man
🤔 No wonder I’m the way I am.
I also watched most of these as a kid but, i'm glad to say i left "seven" until i grew up. That would have been too much for me back then.
@@AYC_kaymer Its funny, I can actually remember the day we rented and watched Seven. A friend of my brother worked at the video store and I was in there with my dad and he asked him if it was any good, he said “it’s awesome, but the ending will make u want to punch a hole in the wall.” ….was a good sales pitch…
@@marki7661 that's brilliant. Yeah some of the video stores or even later dvd shops used to have at least one worker that really knew their stuff. It was fun to see what kind of things they would recommend to different people.
Many films of the list a like, but this movie to Problem Child, Curly Sue, Radio Flyer, a bronx´s tale, Rookie of the Year among other
I actually didn't see the Home Alone until I was in my teens. Shame I had to wait so long.
The 90s movies are pure unadulterated awesomeness to watch.
As a 90's kid, this was our movie list. We burned out these movies VHS tapes.
So glad to be a 90s kid!! I love(d) all the movies listed here, except for 2. And now I know where my love for Robin Williams started!!
Thank you for creating this video. This brought me back to my childhood. I'm so blessed to have grown up in this era. 90s nostalgia forever 🎉❤🎉😊🥰✨️
Fun fact: Three Jim Carrey movies, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Dumb and Dumber, and The Mask came out on the same year: 1994
@abbeymclane6985 Certainly a breakthrough.
What a sad year for cinema
@Anonymouse428 There were quite a few interesting films I would argue.
RIP Robin Williams!!!!!! Thank you so much for making our childhood so memorable ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ We still love you and miss you terribly 😢
My Grandma took me to see Jurassic Park when I was a kid. I spent half of the movie screaming n looking away from any potential scene's of death. To the kid me that was one scary n terrifying movie.
I’m miss the the 90s! My town was alive and full of people and life! It a ghost town now but everytime I go back memories just pour in! Best decade ever 💯‼️✅
'93 kid here.
Listing all of my favourites here because I can:
Hocus Pocus
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Casper
Space Jam
A Goofy Movie
The Parent Trap
The Addams Family
The Sandlot
Jumanji
The Mask
Matilda
Aladdin
The Lion King (My favourite Disney movie, tbh)
Toy Story
Jurassic Park
91 here ahh you love ALOT of the stuff I love! Space Jam and Matilda rock!..
Honorable Mentions: Richie Rich, The Pagemaster, The Indian in the Cupboard, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, Scooby-Doo and the Cyberchase, Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invadiers, The Pebble and the Penguin, A Troll in Central Park, Small Soldiers, Snow Day, Homeward Bound and Liar Liar.
Jumanji puts me right back in that time, It makes me feel like I just popped the vhs tape in, my mom's in the kitchen making dinner, and my brother and I are about to watch one of the best 90s movies
This single Watchmojo clip defined my childhood in the 90’s to a T
Ugh 40 now but get to share these greats with my young kids 😎
I might be born in the 90’s but I didn’t watch movies until the 2000’s. I will say I did treasure 90’s movies in my heart such as The Iron Giant
As someone born in 93 I can confirm I watched all of these a lot.. This brings back so many good nostalgic vibes.
The nostalgia cord has been struck…and it could be heard to the heavens. This list just reaffirms that the 90s was a great time to be alive. And movies today just don’t come close to the meaning, music, and joy that movie brought in the 90s.
That number 1 is the best 90" movie of them all. I really loved it and still do.
Crazy saw nearly every single one of them in theaters
That’s incredible!
I saw the Spice Girls movie in 1997..
As a 90s kid I have seen each of these movies hundreds of times and I would watch them hundreds more! ❤
This is hands down the best list mojo has ever done. I agree with every entry.❤
Yay! Thank you!
After 13 years they finally did it
SO many of the ones in the list are my faves! But also FernGully (1992), Homeward Bound (1993), and The Land Before Time series (first one is in 1988 but they spanned throughout the decades) definitely deserve to be on here!!
The 1990s has had a plethora of our favorite movies we grew up or lived through. And just when I can list a mother load of my favorite collections, when waiting to see what could be number 1, YES!!!!!! Jurassic Park made it! Thank you Watchmojo!
I still remember walking out of the theater from watching Hook. I felt like I could fly. It was the best move I had seen until then. I remember loving it so much.
Awesome thing is that some of the 90’s movies have become broadway musicals
Can't believe it's been 10 years since Robin McLaurin Williams died. I remember the shock waking up and hearing this on the morning news in London, UK on 12.8.2014. Genie you're finally free. 🫂support the Lewy Body Dementia Association you are forever loved 💕💕💕
Born in 1990 and can confirm, love every movie on this list (except for Adam’s Family). RIP Robin 💙
As a 90s kid, some parts of this video brought tears to my eyes ❤
What? No Flubber with Robin Williams.? 😂 good list.
For me it was Hocus Pocus, Casper, The Adams Family, Jumanji, Home Alone, Mrs Doubtfire, Jurrasic Park.
i still have 10 out of 20 of these movies on vhs
These movies defined my childhood and teen years. I still love all of these movies.
Born in '85 and this list is mostly solid.
But I tried rewatching Hocus Pocus with my kids a year or two ago and it is UNWATCHABLE.
As a 90's kid myself, I have all thes movies on VHS 📼. Honorable mentions should b of Anastasia, The Prince of Egypt, The Iron Giant, The Indian in the Cupboard, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sister Act, Homeward Bound, and Beethoven.
MS Doubtfire what a marvelous heartwarming classic, and the same for Home Alone, Toy Story 1 and 2 and The Lion King.
all of them! free willy still makes me cry, Jumanji the original scared me lol, Matilda was EVERYTHING , behind the scenes was even better, the lion king tho was my first ever movie theater experience and ms doubtfire.... robin was amazing the 90s babies miss him for sure
Mrs. Doubtfire really, really holds up. The restaurant sequence near the end is comedy writing gold.
I've seen every single one of these movies and they all have such good memories of watching them with my brothers and sisters!!
Man there were a lot of bangers on this list so I can't even complain, but personally I would have to put Little Rascals, Little Giants, and Heavyweights on this list.
Im 45 & Casper is one of my fave movies of all time, i still watch it often!