This is the list of the Highest Grossing Films (Domestically) from each year in the 90's.

1990 Home Alone (Released: November 16th, 1990)                         $285,761,243

1991 Terminator 2: Judgement Day (Released: July 3rd, 1991) $204,843,345

1992 Aladdin (Released: November 11th, 1992)                                 $217,350,219

1993 Jurassic Park (Released: June 11th, 1993)                         $357,067,947

1994 Forrest Gump (Released: July 6th, 1994)                       $329,693,974

1995 Toy Story (Released: November 22nd, 1995)                             $191,796,233

1996 Independence Day (Released: July 3rd, 1996)                 $306,169,255

1997 Titanic (Released: December 19th, 1997)                                 $600,788,188

1998 Saving Private Ryan (Released: July 24th, 1998)               $216,335,085

1999 Star Wars: Phantom Menace (Released: May 19th, 1999) $431,088,297

Pick your favorite  8)

I just updated the list with the Release Dates for each movie  :)

T2  8)

Independence Day. A great 'Feel Good' summer flick. Its the only movie I have ever seen in the theater more than once.

Here is a NEW Question for you all.

Which of the movies on the list did you guys see in the Theaters?

For me, I saw "Toy Story", "Independence Day", and "Titanic"

I saw Home Alone, T2, JP, Forrest Gump and ID4 and Phantom Menace all in theatres  8)

my favorite would be "Titanic" followed by "Home Alone".





Erin :)

I saw Home Alone, T2, JP, Forrest Gump and ID4 and Phantom Menace all in theatres  8)


Lucky You.  The first movie I really ever remember seeing in the Theaters was "Super Mario Brothers"  back in June 1993. What irritates me about that to this day is that at the exact same time I went to see that movie, "Jurassic Park" was playing at the Theater  >:(

I wish I had gotten to see Jurassic Park in theaters, it would have been a hell of an experience

I remember my mother renting Terminator 2 when it first came out on video in Late 1992, and I still remember her going to see Forrest Gump and Saving Private Ryan in theaters.  When she went to see "Saving Private Ryan", I was in another theater watching "Doctor Doolittle", lol.  I just thought "Saving Private Ryan" would be too boring for me

I really wish I had gotten to see "Phantom Menace" in theaters, but I didn't care at all for Star Wars back then.  I barely knew the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek.  I just became a Star Wars fan for the first time this past April and I did get to see "Sith" in theaters. I'm glad I can atleast say that  :)

1994) "Forrest Gump" ($329 Million) and (1995) "Toy Story" ($191 Million)

Titanic was the highest and biggest Grossing Movie of the 90's and that paved the way for that ingoring song my heart will go on

Forrest Gump followed by Home Alone

Forrest Gump. No contest, it's a classic.

If you're a guy & you liked Titanic you are seriously gay.


I, being a straight male who hated Titanic, still find this comment to be a little insensitive, illogical, and simply untrue. I'm certain there are many straight men who enjoyed the film even if you or I did not.

Easily T2 because it's early 90s & reminds me of then. For me 94/95 onwards wasn't even the 90s as far as i'm concerened, it just reminds me of this era which is just a continuation of the late 90s. Also because it is a great movie even now. With the exception of Forest Gump i hated all the other ones, especially Titanic. If you're a guy & you liked Titanic you are seriously gay.


And you're simply just an idiot

IT HAS TO BE TITANIC ITS STILL ONE OF THE GREATEST FILMS FOR ME ANYWAY...

Forrest Gump, an unforgettable classic for sure.

This was a hard one. I like every one of those movies. At first I thought Saving private Ryan for sure or Jurassic Park.While both are awesome movies, I found that Home Alone is the one I have watched the most from the 90s. Its a rare all round good movie. No big special effects or really big stars(not that theres anything wrong with that), just a great story.

And you're simply just an idiot

Awww poor thing, are you gonna cry about it now.  I'm sorry but that's the kind of soppy crap that guys are made to watch by their girlfriends. Thankfully my girlfriend is of the same opion i am about those sort of films. For the record i've never met a straight guy or gay guy for that matter that actually liked that film. They took the story about the Titanic disaster & turned it into the usual Hollywood garbage. So why don't all you bleeding hearts go have a cry about it on Oprah.

Awww poor thing, are you gonna cry about it now.  I'm sorry but that's the kind of soppy crap that guys are made to watch by their girlfriends. Thankfully my girlfriend is of the same opion i am about those sort of films. For the record i've never met a straight guy or gay guy for that matter that actually liked that film. They took the story about the Titanic disaster & turned it into the usual Hollywood garbage. So why don't all you bleeding hearts go have a cry about it on Oprah.


Nice Attitude  ::)

It would come as a shock to me if you had any friends at all, especially on this site

My pick is HOME ALONE :)

Home Alone

Of course, "Titanic" is the highest grossing film, but it is not a favourite of mine.

Aladdin
Toy Story
The Lion King
Independence Day
Jurassic Park
The Phantom Menace

Never got into any of the others.