The Year Is 1992

[Saint-Gaudens]

What is your favorite movie released in 1992?? At first glance, I can see that it was not a bad year for film. There were some stinkers, of course, but they seem to be offset by some really good films.

You've got the serious stuff, like "Basic Instinct", and "Unforgiven", some animated fare, with "Aladdin", and "Tom & Jerry", and some sequels, with "Alien 3" and "Home Alone 2".

So, look over the list of releases for 1992, and tell us your favorite film of the year.

1991: The Year Punk Broke
Aces: Iron Eagle III
Aladdin
A League of Their Own
Alien³
American Me
Army of Darkness
Article 99
The Babe
Basic Instinct
Batman Returns
Bebe's Kids
Beethoven
Belle Époque (The Age of Beauty)
The Best Intentions (Den goda viljan)
Blame It on the Bellboy
The Bodyguard
Boomerang
Braindead
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Bridge, The
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Candyman
Captain Ron
Carry On Columbus
Chaplin
Christopher Columbus: The Discovery
City of Joy
Class Act
Consenting Adults
Cool World
Crisscross
The Crying Game
The Cutting Edge
Damage
Death Becomes Her
Deep Cover
Diggstown
The Distinguished Gentleman
Dr. Giggles
El Mariachi
Enchanted April
Evil Toons
Far and Away
A Few Good Men
Final Analysis
The Five Heartbeats
Forbidden Love: The Unashamed Stories of Lesbian Lives
Forever Young
1492: Conquest of Paradise
Freejack
Gladiator
Glengarry Glen Ross
For a Lost Soldier (Voor een verloren soldaat)
Godzilla vs. Mothra
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
Hard-boiled
Hero
Hoffa
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
Honeymoon In Vegas
HouseSitter
Howards End
Husbands and Wives
Indochine
Innocent Blood
Jennifer Eight
Juice
Just Another Girl on the I.R.T.
K2: The Ultimate High
Kuffs
Ladybugs
The Last of the Mohicans
The Lawnmower Man
A League of Their Own
Leap of Faith
Lethal Weapon 3
Light Sleeper
Like Water For Chocolate
Lorenzo's Oil
Love Field
Love Potion No. 9
The Lover
Mad at the Moon
Malcolm X
The Mambo Kings
Man Trouble
Memoirs of an Invisible Man
A Midnight Clear
The Mighty Ducks
Mo' Money
Mr. Baseball
Mr. Saturday Night
My Cousin Vinny
Newsies
Night and the City
Noises Off
Of Mice and Men
One False Move
Only You
Passenger 57
Patriot Games
Pet Sematary Two
Pushing Hands
The Player
Porco Rosso
Prelude To a Kiss
Prom Night IV: Deliver us from Evil
The Public Eye
Radio Flyer
Raising Cain
Rapid Fire
Reservoir Dogs
A River Runs Through It
Ruby
Scent of a Woman
School Ties
Shakes the Clown
Shining Through
Single White Female
Singles
Sister Act
Sleepwalkers
Sneakers
Split Second
Stay Tuned
Stop, or My Mom Will Shoot!
Storyville
A Stranger Among Us
Thunderheart
The Story of Qiu Ju (Qiu Ju da guan si)
Tom and Jerry: The Movie
Toys
Trespass
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Under Siege
Unforgiven
Universal Soldier
Unlawful Entry
Waxwork II: Lost in Time
The Waterdance
Wayne's World
White Men Can't Jump
White Sands
Wind
Year of the Comet

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[Saint-Gaudens]

Well, it's a good thing I don't pick the Oscar winner every year, because, even though I love the film they chose for 1992 ("Unforgiven"), it's not a film that I want to see more than once or twice at most.

That's how I pick my favorite film of any year. Give me a film that I'm ready to see again at the drop of a hat. That is the way I feel about "My Cousin Vinny". It was never in danger of winning the Academy Award for best picture, but it is one of the few from this year that I'm ready to watch again at any time.

There were some really good movies released in 1992.

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[Speedira]

My favorite is Aladdin heart gotta love Genie <3  

[A Young Setzer]

Aladdin- Wonderful movie. A Disney classic.

Alien³- Epic way to tie up the trilogy.

Batman Returns- The last of Tim Burton's Batmans.

Bebe's Kids- God, I have not seen this in forever!

Bram Stoker's Dracula- One of the best movies of all time with a all-star cast

Candyman- My mom tried to get me to say it 5 times in the mirror and I would NOT...still prolly would not.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York- Classic.

Lethal Weapon 3- Again, Classic.

The Mighty Ducks- Ha!

My Cousin Vinny- Funny as hell.

Patriot Games- Love Harrison Ford.

Toys- Robin Williams is my hero.

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me- David Lynch is the man!

Wayne's World- I don't have to say anything about this!

And finally...

Radio Flyer- I think this is the best movie of that year. It's a wonderfull story that will make you laugh and cry. If you have not seen it, rent it!  

[MustangDragon]

Some good films that year, and some really different ones. My faves:


A League of Their Own
Army of Darkness
Basic Instinct
City of Joy
The Crying Game
Diggstown
Hero
Hoffa
Like Water for Chocolate
My Cousin Vinny
Scent of a Woman
Unforgiven
Year of the Comet

A League because I believe it was important, and it was also fun to watch. A bit of women's history, and in the end, the revelation of the actual women who played in the league.

Army of Darkness I always watch if it's on tv. Cracks me up.

Basic Instinct... who needs monsters when you have one pissed off woman!

City of Joy... can't watch it very often as it moves me so much.

The Crying Game is a heart tearing story with political importance of the Irish struggle viewed through the IRA perspective, as well as a surprising twist with the transexual love affair. Outstanding performances by Forest Whitaker, Jaye Davidson and Stephen Rae.

Diggstown is another one I'll watch whenever it's on... great performances by the chief characters and a wonderfully twisted plot line. Fun.

Hero is a dark comedy about courage, a life gone awry and theft... of the act of heroism (which was rather accidental). Good film, fun to watch, but didn't get very popular.

Hoffa. Well, I'm from a coal mining family, and though Hoffa set up the truckers union, any early union leader is a hero to me. This film was in my opinion very well done with an excellent cast and plot. Revealing how Hoffa got the union started by hands on physical fighting as well as convincing arguments, and how he became corrupted by the power he eventually achieved, it's well worth watching this historical drama.

Like Water for Chocolate - a magical love story and tragedy, exquisitly made with wonderful performances by the actors, another film worth watching. Of the South American and Mexican magical tradition, it's different yet familiar in the story of lovers destined for entanglement and great difficulties.

My Cousin Vinny... who can not watch this farce? I am laughing as I type this, it's so funny. See it if you haven't already. New Jersey meets the deep south, and omg what laugh riots ensue.

Scent of a Woman is one powerful film, with outstanding performances by Al Pacino and Chris O'Donnell. Both a comedy and a near tragedy, the film is as full of life and joy as it is of deep sadness and despair. With many moments of great humor (Pacino's character, who is blind, driving a Ferrari at top speed through the city streets with O'Donnell's extremely nervous verbal guidance from the passenger seat), it's a solid film that will hold up forever.

Unforgiven... a hard story of hard men and women in the old west. The truth behind the figure of the gunfighter, or at least one who has intelligence and some feelings left toward the end of his life. Sort of an anti-western western, I watch it occasionally. The depth of despair in the film keeps me from watching it more often, but it is a true American classic.  

[Shadow__Dweller]

Gladiator was released in 1992?? really? sweatdrop wow  

[Saint-Gaudens]

Gladiator was released in 1992?? really? wow
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Different film.

Released in March, 1992, starring Cuba Gooding, Jr.

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[RedWhiteBlack]

Though I haven't seen many of the films on the list, I'm confident enough to say that "Unforgiven" is probably the best film, or at least my favorite, film of 1992. Though I was just a wee one during it's release, I discovered this film a few months ago. It is the only western film I can watch. I'm not saying westerns are bad, I'm just saying they don't sit well with me. But anyways, I think it's a shame Morgan Freeman didn't even get nominated for an Oscar for this film. Granted, Gene Hackman was amazing to watch, I think it's too bad Freeman didn't even get a nod.  

[Bruja Mafufa]

Army of Darkness.  

[MediaclCunt]

1991: The Year Punk Broke
A League of Their Own
Alien³
Basic Instinct
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Candyman
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
Lorenzo's Oil
Malcolm X
The Mighty Ducks
My Cousin Vinny
Prom Night IV: Deliver us from Evil
Reservoir Dogs
Single White Female
Tom and Jerry: The Movie
Wayne's World
White Men Can't Jump  

[Marcus McFlufferson]

Reservoir Dogs *Thumbs up*  

[Eugel_626]

Sister act was histerical especially the part when one nun gambled in the casino lol lol lol exclaim Although the first parts were too dramatic but this movie was so fun to watch!! exclaim lol exclaim  

[mistress_hydro]

i own aladdin and toy story. only because they are disney movies.


i loved scent of a woman. it was funny and sad all at the same time. it had some really cool parts like the tango and ferri scene, and some tragic parts like al pachino getting ready to kill himself and the ending was great!!! heart  

[The Ghoul In Pajamas]

Oh Aladdin. I just adore this movie. It was the film that restarted my obsession with Disney Animation back in 2004, I saw it and I just knew, these movies arent just for your childhood, they are just as perfect and watchable now at 15 as when you were 5. The songs are divine and god, nothing beats the Golden Nineties for timeless Disney movies.  

[Dante Auditore De Firenze]

Do The year 1983,1984, and 1985

here are my movies

Army of darkness
batman returns