The top ten independent films of the nineties.
10. Dreams, released in 1990. Dreams is 119 minutes long and is a good movie for anyone who appreciates art and imagery. This movie is more about visuals than a sequential story.
9. The Blair Witch Project, release date was 1999. This movie was a pioneer in the art of shooting a shaky, documentary style horror film. It was one of the first, if not the first.
8. My Own Private Idaho, released in 1991. This movie is a story of self exploration and controversial subject matter such as sexuality.
7. Barton Fink, released in 1991. This film about a Hollywood screenwriter won several awards.
6. Chungking Express, released in 1994. This film received a lot of praise when it was released. The movie uses odd camera angles and other film techniques to create an interesting movie.
5. Slacker, released in 1991. This movie was not widely released but has gained a large cult following. It chronicles the life of young adult misfits in Texas who live a bohemian lifestyle. Great movie.
4. Pi, released in 1998. This is a psychological thriller about a genius who becomes unhinged as he attempts to solve all the mysteries of life by the use of numbers.
3. Pulp Fiction, released in 1994. Pulp Fiction has had a huge impact on American culture and is one of the most successful independent films ever. It’s one that everyone should watch.
2. But I’m a Cheerleader, released in 1999. This is a satirical movie that deals with issues of homosexuality and gender roles in society. Not all critics enjoyed the movie, however it is well received by many fans.
1. Clerks, released in 1994 is the top independent film of the nineties, possibly of all time. This low budget, black and white comedy was written by Kevin Smith. This movie introduces us to some unforgettable movie characters. It is loaded with brilliant, hilarious dialogue and captures the attitudes of many working in the service industry. Everyone should watch this movie at least once.
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