Top 10 Best Movies of 1995
The mid-'90s was a golden era for exploring fresh ideas in film, and 1995 was no exception. Blockbusters pushed boundaries with dazzling visuals and thrilling narratives, while smaller, more intimate films carved out space for nuanced and thought-provoking tales. Audiences were introduced to stories and characters that not only reflected the cultural mood of the time but also helped shape it. From breathtaking adventures to deep explorations of the human condition, 1995's films offered something for everyone.
Love this movie! An amazing plot makes it extremely good.
The greatest computer-animated film of all time.
One of the best animated movies ever.
A great story about William Wallace, Scotland's biggest hero, and the fight for freedom. It also has one of the best soundtracks ever made.
Braveheart blows Toy Story away. Seven and The Usual Suspects were also good.
Mel Gibson movies are always great.
Even though he only shows up in the end, Kevin Spacey is absolutely incredible in this movie.
A great martial arts flick with awesome fight sequences featuring Liu Kang, Reptile, Scorpion, Johnny Cage, Goro, Art, Sub-Zero, and of course Shang Tsung.
Good movie for a popular video game. Mortal Kombat always has a good story, something no other fighting games could have done.
Do not forget how good Kitana was in that movie. She was amazing and my favorite.
Such an underrated film. The ending has the single greatest twist in cinema history.
A touching drama about the failed Apollo mission, starring Tom Hanks, Ed Harris, Bill Paxton, Kevin Bacon, and Gary Sinise.
An epic crime saga focusing on the lives of two men: Lt. Vincent Hanna, played by Al Pacino, and professional thief Neil McCauley, played by Robert De Niro.
The Newcomers
A great CGI adventure movie for that time.
The best action-comedy of the year.
I like Die Hard.
