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The critics of the 90's were retarded weren't they?
Congo, Water world, 13th warrior, fifth Element. All some of the greatest movies of the 90s with imaginative settings and direction. Who remembers any of the boomer core thrillers with John Cusack or John travolta? No one.

Fuck boomers were trash
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Anonymous
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>>221176045
The Fifth Element ain't great, but is at least watchable, the other ones you listed are just completely unentertaining. I don't know Kevin Costner keeps getting any money continue his decades-long assault on American movie goers....
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>>221176045
All of those movies suck, retard.
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Anonymous
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>>221176045
>Congo, Water world, 13th warrior, fifth Element

These movies were good because had something that modern Hollywood had completely forgotten about - they were fun.
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