A Year in Film History: 1991

[@julianwilliams3727]

I’m literally hooked on your videos man. You’ve given me so much insight on the evolution of film as a whole. Your production value is insane and audio quality are great! You should have way more subscribers, and I can’t wait to see your channel grow

[@CordeliaWagner]

The No.1 favourite comment on KZbin in 2023.

[@ejoshcoron]

T2 was also highest grossing R rated film of all time in '91, passing Pretty Woman. And I agree, I still think T2 is the greatest action film of all time and Beauty and the Beast the best animated film

[@SpencerJ289]

I love this series where you break movies down by year. Your quickly becoming one of my favorite KZbinrs.

[@FilmStack]

Thank you! We will make more of those in the near future 😊

[@feck2594]

Just found this channel a few days ago and glad I did . It's always nice to find someone that puts out great content to catch up on and continue to follow. Grade A work.

[@MrRichtermo]

I saw Silence of the lambs, Terminator 2, Titanic and Jurassic Park in the theatre, they were all massively amazing!

[@peterherron4222]

Great and informative channel mate. Subscribed

[@prerna_padma]

If i start one of your videos, i have to watch it full, Great work, hope to see more!

[@ShayantanRoy]

That shot of Matthew McConaughey bawling at the realisation that it's been 32 years got me laughing hysterically!

[@Tanko105]

This guy deserves more subscribers

[@xcapeasmr]

Another great video. Saw some films I didn’t even heard of, now is a must watch. Thanks again 🙌🙌

[@alpuccino6136]

watching this im realizing.. 91 had more fucking bangers than these last 10 years.

[@FilmStack]

And it wasn’t even the best year of the 90s, still so many great movies to come!

[@rheathesecond]

Oh boy, you don't even know what was worse than the 1991 crash, 1997-2001. Many interesting films that were critically acclaimed or positively reviewed were box office disappointments and bombs. The movie industry had too much films in production and a lot of blockbusters, meaning the others were overshadowed.

[@elichilton7031]

One of the notable things that I remember about that year was Barton Fink at Cannes. It won the Palm D'or, best actor for John Turturro, and best director. Cannes decided to limit the maximum amount of awards a film can win is two after 1991.

[@ebbderelict]

I think Quentin Tarantino said not too long ago that movies today are about the property and not the stars; there are no movie stars anymore, there's only characters. I'm paraphrasing, but it was something like that. I never heard about this Disney memo before, but it makes sense to see the cycle. I feel like it ties back to how so many people believe it was better yesterday, and how those that only know today will feel the same way when tomorrow comes.

[@rheathesecond]

You never got to mention New Jack City and Boyz in tha Hood, that was when movies went to upbeat to hood, along with provocative films coming through

[@DylGio]

Im hyped for 93 Jurassic Park and Boy Meets World

[@padawansound6423]

1991 was such a stacked year that everyone always overlooks The Fisher King - one of my favourite movies of all time, and by far my favourite Robin Williams performance.

[@bobcharlotte8724]

Cannot believe Boyz n the Hood didn't get a Best Picture nomination...

[@GlennDavey]

7:30 We were probably there to see Hook or Fieval Goes West but all these movie posters smell like cinema lobby popcorn. Damn I appreciate my childhood more because of these videos. Hey do 1989, the first movie I ever saw was Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. They played a Roger Rabbit short before it. Walked into that picture house a toddler and came out a little kid.

[@iLLWiLL173]

Love this series of videos.. keep up the great work.. definitely following for future videos 🤙🏽

[@AFryingPan]

I love these year in movie videos. But I would say make sure you also remember to make other content! Want to see this channel make it big

[@FilmStack]

Thanks for the comment! Our next two videos won’t be year in film history videos, we just released 2 in a row to get the series started and see if people like it. It’ll be a series we’ll continue every few videos

[@stefan2serb]

Locked in for this one

[@GarfieldRex]

The box office collapse made the later 90s movie to heavy rely on script 👌 mid budget movies with awesome scripts . My favorite decade in movies

[@jeffreycoy]

Everyone knows the real watershed moment of 1991 in cinema will always be Ernest Scared Stupid.

[@matthewtran3703]

Please make more I absolutely love this videos

[@JonathanHollandHolland]

I just yesterday learned about and started watching your videos (I also subscribed) and I did notice one movie that Orion Pictures made that you left out and that is the masterpiece that is Robo Cop.

[@91untilinfinity91]

Hope we get some of these for 1996 & 1997.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Colors was probably the first film to be about inner city gang violence.

[@tyliekinc.]

Should of included New Jack City & Jungle Fever

[@krausewitz6786]

This video really should've been 3x as long.

[@carringtonjudd9618]

03:52 One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest?

[@silveryote1]

The year I was born.

[@CordeliaWagner]

The first Transperson I have ever seen was Buffalo Bill.

[@chapterblaq]

Anyone else "class of"/born in 91 like me?

[@rhyancoleman6462]

What about Darkwing Duck?

[@matthewstoneback9]

We saw a pretty lame ass crop of movies out that summer of 91. Sure we got T2, and there were some solid hits like City Slickers, Backdraft and Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, but still it seemed like there was a noticeable lack of product.

[@kofif628]

1994 next!

[@bobbytasir4394]

Robert deniro should of won best actor 4 capefear

[@neonswitchblade]

Aliens. Aliens is the greatest action film of all time... also, Commando.

[@chrisjfox8715]

So ready for JFK to come out on 4K

[@ian12244]

A brighter summer day is a mastetpiece

[@rasputin3263]

I'm an April Fool's day baby and so was my mom. Not fun.

[@K-Dizzle2002]

You gotta talk about the Islam vs Volk fight

[@ArtisStarks]

One who flew over the 😂😂

[@eduardovega1326]

You’re wrong “colors” was the first mainstream gang movie Have any doubts? Look at the cast and director

[@jeremyweems4916]

He said gang violence in an urban neighborhood (black neighborhood). There were plenty of gang films, going back to the 1930's. But that's not what he said, or meant.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

11:03 Man. I don’t want to even think about that movie. Many of the stars there don’t belong in a film together.

[@symbionicrex10]

2010s in film

[@FilmStack]

Our next video will probably be one about a decade in film!

[@gambrinus330116]

terminator 2 sux

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

No it doesn’t.

[@andrewmoss8442]

Aw bummer…I was pretty psyched to find this channel just based on the titles, but I’m super dissatisfied by your lack of insight and actual deep film knowledge. Oh well I guess I have enough movie channel options on KZbin already, best of luck.

[@jefftakesdscakes30]

Lack how