5 Forgotten '90s Thrillers That Have Aged Like Fine Wine

5 Forgotten '90s Thrillers That Have Aged Like Fine Wine




The 1990s were perhaps the last truly "great" decade for cinema because there were successes to be found in every level of the cinematic ecosystem. Although there were just as many sequels and remakes as there are today, many of the great blockbusters of the '90s had a prestige bent, and were made by legitimate filmmakers. It was a period of time in which critics and audiences seemed to be on the same page with what they considered to be important, much more so than it's remembered as being; it's easy to forget that Jurassic Park was both the highest-grossing film of all-time upon its release and a critical darling, and that Schindler's List both won the Academy Award for Best Picture and made a surprising amount at the box office.


The 1990s were perhaps the last truly "great" decade for cinema because there were successes to be found in every level of the cinematic ecosystem. Although there were just as many sequels and remakes as there are today, many of the great blockbusters of the '90s had a prestige bent, and were made by legitimate filmmakers. It was a period of time in which critics and audiences seemed to be on the same page with what they considered to be important, much more so than it's remembered as being; it's easy to forget that Jurassic Park was both the highest-grossing film of all-time upon its release and a critical darling, and that Schindler's List both won the Academy Award for Best Picture and made a surprising amount at the box office.

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