Now that the dust has settled, was it kino?
Now that the dust has settled, was it kino?
Brayden Rogers
Jayden Jenkins
Third best adventure film of the 90s
Landon Ortiz
>dust
kek I get it good one opie
Daniel Bailey
Unironically yes
Ryder Ortiz
Absolutely
Bentley Bell
Saw this in 35mm a month or so ago. Was insane.
Evan Fisher
Did the effects hold up better than they do in blu-ray quality?
Gabriel Diaz
yes
Jaxon Hall
Need full list user at least n#1&2
Brayden Cox
1) The Phantom
2) The Jungle Book
3) The Mummy
4) The Mask of Zorro
5) Jumanji
6) Congo
7) Stargate
8) Tarzan
9) Hook
10) Muppet Treasure Island
Evan Adams
Easton Carter
>Fraser Mummy and Cruise mummy on the same level
Brayden Murphy
absolüte 90s action kino.
Brody Foster
Fuck that's a good list.
Andrew Clark
>Muppet treasure Island is at the bottom
And to think I thought you were a man of culture
Ryder Hall
wtf is this nonsense
Sebastian Collins
Hey the 90s had a lot of great action/adventure flicks, be happy it made the top ten
Christopher Perez
the last good adventure movie ever made, a modern classic with no flaws
Ian White
You didn't like National Treasure or Sahara?
James Hernandez
why was cutthroat Island and congo panned? I remember them being great as a kid
Nolan Reed
Congo is really fun, just an example of how critics and audiences didn't know how good they had it back then. If they knew what Hollywood films would be like 20 years in the future they would have licked that movie's asshole.
Cutthroat Island is just terrible, and since it's a self-aware film that tries to be humorous you can't even enjoy it as a so-bad-it's-good flick. Geena Davis' character in that movie is absolutely insufferable
Thomas Jenkins
not much a fan of Sahara, it felt like How to lose a Guy in the desert
national treasure is a national treasure