1990 Films Ranked

A masterful, brilliant film that looks at the life of a gangster with both frankness and an almost begrudging respect. Scorsese brings these men and their terrible acts alive, right before our eyes.

Yes, there are plot holes galore, but this film is a fun thrill ride if you're willing to suspend your disbelief.

It may be long, and it may be unoriginal now but it had my full attention and kept me invested in these characters.

Although it occasionally doesn't feel like a Back to the Future movie, it's still a fun ride that pokes fun at Hollywood westerns.

A high-swinging adventure flick with some great animation, wonderful characters and a memorable villain played by George C. Scott.

This is a rough, emotional trip, that deals with the fall of the Corleone family in an interesting and satisfying way.

This is a stylized suave, just cool movie.

This is a very silly movie and will only appeal to certain people, and can probably only be watched if your in the right mood. But it is a funny self-parody.

The chilling performance of Annie Wilkes by Kathy Bathes really sells this movie, which is otherwise just a standard horror film.

Simultaneously creepy and funny, this film brilliantly captures the essence and spirit of Roald Dahl novel.

Well directed and written, John McTiernan creates a lot of tension and suspense.

It's not a brilliant film, but it is fun and does offer a childhood fantasy that kid's can only dream of.

Probably the best Ernest film, and also the most aware of how stupid it is.

Though it may squander its fantastic premise for a standard ghost story, there are some great ideas in here, some creepy imagery, and even manages some decent, if not fully realized, philosophical musings.

It's a decent adaption of the play, but I don't think Mel Gibson was a good Hamlet.

It's not as bad as everyone says it is, but it is still the weakest of the films.

Awful acting, editing, writing, directing, effects, etc. Only watch with a group of friends to roast the movie.