5 Most Rewatchable '90s Movies Ranked: 'Romy and Michele' Tops the List

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The 1990s were a golden era for movies, with blockbusters like "Jurassic Park" and cult classics like "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" captivating audiences. This list ranks the 5 most rewatchable films of the decade, including the Tim Burton-directed "Batman Returns" and the Wes Anderson comedy "Rushmore".

Why it matters

The movies of the 1990s have endured as some of the most beloved and influential films of all time. These rewatchable classics showcase the decade's range, from groundbreaking special effects to quirky indie comedies, cementing the 1990s as a high point for cinema.

The details

The list includes the cult classic "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion", which follows two best friends who lie about inventing the Post-it note to impress their high school classmates. "Batman Returns" is praised for its dark, gothic atmosphere and charismatic performances, while "Rushmore" launched the careers of Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray. The Coen brothers' crime comedy "Fargo" and Steven Spielberg's revolutionary "Jurassic Park" round out the top 5, both hailed as genre-defining masterpieces.

• "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" was released in 1997.
• "Batman Returns" hit theaters in 1992.
• "Rushmore" premiered in 1998.
• "Fargo" was released in 1996.
• "Jurassic Park" debuted in 1993.