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abe55 07-06-08 11:47 PM

Best Movie of 1994
 
What Movie was the best of 1994?

fumanstan 07-06-08 11:51 PM

Pulp Fiction.

project86 07-07-08 12:09 AM

I picked Leon... I don't know if I picked right or not though. Pulp Fiction, Shawshank, and Leon are 3 of my all time favorites that I can't put in front of each other.

Arpeggi 07-07-08 12:12 AM

Chungking Express.

Rockmjd23 07-07-08 12:18 AM

Shawshank by a nose over Pulp Fiction.

FRwL 07-07-08 01:34 AM

Ed Wood

Drexl 07-07-08 03:00 AM

This was a great year for film IMHO, and I have a hard time deciding between Pulp Fiction and The Shawshank Redemption. PF probably gets the nod though.

BTW, Red (of the Three Colors trilogy) should have been on there instead of The Lion King.

Cathepsin 07-07-08 04:36 AM

Red over Chungking Express

EdTheRipper 07-07-08 04:53 AM

Shawshank Redemption or Ed Wood.

PopcornTreeCt 07-07-08 06:41 AM

Léon

chuckd21 07-07-08 06:56 AM

Pulp Fiction. But Shawshank and Ed Wood are right up there. 1994 was one of the last great years for movies.

wendersfan 07-07-08 07:18 AM


Originally Posted by Arpeggi
Chungking Express.

Yep.

RobCA 07-07-08 08:16 AM

Quiz Show

DeputyDave 07-07-08 08:31 AM

Wow, so many good ones. I gues it would depend on my mood between:
Ed Wood
Pulp Fiction
Shawshank
Leon

RyoHazuki 07-07-08 08:41 AM

Shawshank, Pulp Fiction, and Leon are all in my top 10.

But I gotta go with Leon. It may not be the best, but its my favorite.

Palaver 07-07-08 08:46 AM

Pulp Fiction. One of the most influential movies ever made.

edstein 07-07-08 08:47 AM

Shawshank. Although, I'm one of the last people on earth who has not seen Pulp Fiction.

superdeluxe 07-07-08 09:24 AM

Pulp Fiction

NoirFan 07-07-08 09:32 AM

My top ten:

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Red (Kieslowski)
3. Chungking Express
4. Ed Wood
5. Satantango
6. Crumb
7. Leon
8. Fresh
9. Clerks
10. Quiz Show

I'm sure the number of people who vote for Forrest Gump will depress me to no end.

wendersfan 07-07-08 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by Palaver
Pulp Fiction. One of the most influential movies ever made.

Only if by "influential" you mean "wholly derivative of movies that were actually influential".

Red Dog 07-07-08 09:42 AM

That was a great movie year. I'd go with Shawshank.

Michael Corvin 07-07-08 09:45 AM

I was one of the few people who saw Shawshank in the theater and loved every minute of it. Although in 1994 I would have gone with Forest Gump & Lion King, 14 years and many repeat viewings later, I'd give the nod to Shawshank. All the others are also great, but nothing from that year compares to the slow build and character moments between Red & Andy.

Palaver 07-07-08 10:44 AM


Originally Posted by wendersfan
Only if by "influential" you mean "wholly derivative of movies that were actually influential".

Well, personally I feel that many great films tend to borrow from other great films (and other works) and put a fresh spin on them. Derivative doesn't neccessarily need to mean a bad thing.

But what I really meant was that it is a film has spawned a great number of imitators. Plus it tends to be the standard by which other films of that genre tend to be judged.

slop101 07-07-08 10:54 AM

Even Tarantino would pick Chungking Express.

Charlie Goose 07-07-08 11:55 AM

It hurts, really physically hurts, to see the turd that is Natural Born Killers on a list with those great movies.

Anyway, Pulp Fiction followed closely by Leon.


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