What was the most 90s movie in the 90s?

[dps]

Pulp Fiction is one of the most influential movies of the past 25 years. For that reason I wouldn't call it "most 90s of the 90s", since its influence has expanded past that decade.

I went with Reality Bites. Quintessential "X generation" film (and I don't mean that as a good thing).

Yeah, I think that's pretty much spot-on.  There are a lot of better films that were made in the 90s--in fact, I don't even think that I'd consider it a good film--but I don't think there are any that are more "90s" than Reality Bites.

[Ideologue]

Surely Reality Bites' influence has lasted longer than the 1990s however.  For example, they still let Ben Stiller direct terrible movies, for example.

[Savonarola]

Surely Reality Bites' influence has lasted longer than the 1990s however.  For example, they still let Ben Stiller direct terrible movies, for example.

[The Minsky Moment]

But every movie is technically one of the best ever made. 

But Phantom of the Opera is better. 

Do you just seed these lines to check and see if anyone is actually reading?

[Ideologue]

Better than Pulp Fiction.

You know who people love, Joan? People who make snarky comments about minor verbal follies, made in extemporaneous conversation, that are instantly reconciled by any reader with fluency in the language and no cognitive disability. It's especially charming when the person obviously derived the intended meaning and is just being a style Nazi. And people ask why I don't want to be a lawyer. This is what the lawyer's mind is like.

I mean, if you're going to do that, hit me where it actually hurts and point out my embarrassing use of "for example" twice in the same sentence. Now that's inartful drafting.