Paywall. I'm surprised people still go to movie houses to see a film. If one categorizes and focuses on westerns, for example, I suspect the Clint Eastwood spaghetti series might qualify. Just me. And not Hollywood.

I suspect the Clint Eastwood spaghetti series might qualify. Just me. — jgill

I like some of those too, but I was looking for a year.

Fin de siècle aside, I'm not especially keen on 1999's flicks. I don't have a favourite year, but my favourite decade is the 1970's. Most of those films I didn't see until the 1990's, when every film I saw from the 70's shat on the things being made then (and now). Or something like that.

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls000019899/

The answer is 1994:

- Leon: The Professional
- The Crow
- Natural Born Killers
- Interview with the Vampire
- Four Weddings and a Funeral
- Corina Corina
- Legends of the Fall
- The Lion King
- Forrest Gump
- True Lies
- Ed Wood
- Bulets over Broadway
- Pulp Fiction
- Farinelli
- Clear and Present Danger
- Only You
- Black Beauty
- Don Juan
- Priscilla: Queen of the Desert
- The Shawshank Redemption
- The River Wild
- Stargate
- It Could Happen To you
- Immortal Beloved

I could go on. Surely, this is a personal opinion. But its note debatable either ;)

Same goes from albums. 1994 was an absolute watershed.

Fair enough. Of those, the only ones I liked/enjoyed were Leon; Natural Born Killers; Pulp Fiction. :wink: