Lathspell said:

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That image doesn't even have Dookie, The Blue Album, or Smash...

All three of which I would put over any of the albums in that picture.

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Yeah. No. But to each their own.

The Lion King

My B.S. from A&M turned 30 back in May.

To answer the question, none of those. My top 2

Also, best soundtrack of the year (maybe of the 90s)

Holy crap, I forgot Jar of Flies was that year! Holy **** 1994 rocked!!

My ring has 1994 on it so very special to me.

Looking at the landscape of music and cinema, I feel like things are set up for another major alternative movement like we had in the early 90s. I feel like things are so over produced right now, it sucks out all of the creativity. It's much like the 80s (maybe worse now). All we are waiting for is the the spark to set things off.

1994 was the year the world decided to really move on from grunge, which was way more temporary than we realized. Rock music needed grunge in 1991, but it was a short-term fix with a few albums that became classics.

I must've missed that memo you received moving away from grunge.

My son is 30-years younger than me. Had my 30th HS reunion last year. Will be at the ND game and they're having some kind of 90s tailgate. All these movies and albums are turning 30. But yet I listen to and watch them as if they're currently popular. And I have also NOT received the memo about moving away from grunge.

I believe this is what some people call a mid-life crisis...

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All of these films turn 30 this year.

Forrest Gump
True Lies
Speed
Mrs Doubtfire
Ace Ventura
Pulp Fiction
Dumb and Dumber
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Natural Born Killers
Tombstone Wyatt Earp
The Shawshank Redemption
Little Big League

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Tombstone was released in 1993.

Lathspell said:

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That image doesn't even have Dookie, The Blue Album, or Smash...

All three of which I would put over any of the albums in that picture.

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Replace Smash with Purple, but this.

Music and big screen entertainment peaked in 1994. It's all been downhill since.

Al Bula said:

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Music and big screen entertainment peaked in 1994. It's all been downhill since.

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Spoke like a true Gen Xer.

Pop culture hasn't been interesting since around 200.

Rudyjax said:

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Al Bula said:

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Music and big screen entertainment peaked in 1994. It's all been downhill since.

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Spoke like a true Gen Xer.

Pop culture hasn't been interesting since around 200.

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B.C.?

Dead in 1994:

Kurt Cobain
Richard Nixon
Burt Lancaster
John Candy
Nicole Brown Simpson
Telly Savalas
Jessica Tandy
Bill Hicks

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Hagen95 said:

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The Aggies went undefeated in football in 94 as well, I believe.

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****ing SmU in the Alamodome.

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I started in the fall of '95, but remember seeing t-shirts that said something like, "Play the Aggies and lose…at least it won't be televised"

Junior year. Great year.

In my lifetime, 1991 was the best year for music and 1994 was the best year for movies.