The Ultimate 90's Movie Championship

[NO SIR EEE]

You have 1 vote, make it count. Poll closes Wednesday at this exact time.
The Shawshank Redemption vs Saving Private Ryan

 

[Hoosier_Vol]

There is is clearly only ONE real choice

 

[Regulator]

Man, these are two of my favorite movies of all time. Imminently rewatchable. Great characters. Great actors. Great stories. Tough call.

 

[Godfatha]

This one’s tough. Both great movies deserving of the win.

 

[NO SIR EEE]

Your winner is The Shawshank Redemption. If anyone else has any other ideas for another movie bracket. Let me know.

 

[CagleMtnVol]

Your winner is The Shawshank Redemption. If anyone else has any other ideas for another movie bracket. Let me know.

Sorry but while it was a 90's film being the most popular 90's film it was not. It didn't gain popularity until the late 90's (2000's would be more accurate) thanks VHS and its broadcast rights bought by TNT and shown practically every other weekend.

In 1994 when it was released it was a Box Office bomb bringing in only $16 million dollars on a $25 million dollar budget. It didn't turn a profit until after it was nominated for seven academy awards it was re-released and thanks to international box office earned $73 million.

On a side note Shawshank was one of the first DVDs I bought along with US Marshalls. I think they were both in those old snap cases where it was half cardboard and half plastic.

 

[NO SIR EEE]

Sorry but while it was a 90's film being the most popular 90's film it was not. It didn't gain popularity until the late 90's (2000's would be more accurate) thanks VHS and its broadcast rights bought by TNT and shown practically every other weekend.

In 1994 when it was released it was a Box Office bomb bringing in only $16 million dollars on a $25 million dollar budget. It didn't turn a profit until after it was nominated for seven academy awards it was re-released and thanks to international box office earned $73 million.

The people spoke in the bracket. I never said anything about it being the definitive popular 90s movie.

 

[Behr]

Sorry but while it was a 90's film being the most popular 90's film it was not. It didn't gain popularity until the late 90's (2000's would be more accurate) thanks VHS and its broadcast rights bought by TNT and shown practically every other weekend.

In 1994 when it was released it was a Box Office bomb bringing in only $16 million dollars on a $25 million dollar budget. It didn't turn a profit until after it was nominated for seven academy awards it was re-released and thanks to international box office earned $73 million.

Was made and released in the 90's. It was a 90's movie.

Stop trying to suck the fun out of it. This ain't rocket surgery.

 

[CagleMtnVol]

Was made and released in the 90's. It was a 90's movie.

Stop trying to suck the fun out of it. This ain't rocket surgery.

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Just providing facts.

 

[Behr]

Just providing facts.

Facts that everyone knows and no one gives a rats ass about.

Go to the wrestling thread and share the facts that it ain't wrestling, it's acting.

 

[Behr]

Lol.