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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 2257858" data-attributes="member: 7280">I think Gross Pointe Blank actually fits better as 90s movie defining the 80s from a 90s perspective, along with High Fidelity.Clerks though, and Pulp Fiction, sort of defined the 90s when they were still up in the air I think. Strangely enough I don't think The Matrix fits in there at all, because it was too forward thinking really. It's the sort of movie that you'd have hoped we'd be making today , because it seems to illustrate the 00s more than anything else.Just for tossing in where I'm coming from, I think Wayne's World deserves a mention too. Sure, it's not great theatre - but just watching it shows you in parody a very decisive interpretation of at least the early 90s. Am I absolutely the only person who went to see Titanic just because I wanted to see the cool special effects?</blockquote>