This 90s Movie Is Becoming More Relevant

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

When I heard Mel's house burned down, his character from this film yelling, "I'M TORCHING MY HOUSE!" came to mind.

[@robertvillarreal3038]

Mel Gibson actually became the character.

[@FanZceneVids]

Well I mean.

[@RobertBaker-cg4md]

Entertaining. Last year of so I have been revisiting 90's. Some are better than I remembered.

[@FanZceneVids]

Agree this is very entertaining and give me a good 90s movie over anything we get today.

[@Horror_Collector4Life]

Nice and Godspeed 🤘📼

[@FanZceneVids]

Thanks buddy and godspeed 🤘📼💿

[@satnav1980]

I did like this movie. Ransom is also another good film with Mel in it.

[@FanZceneVids]

Ransom is great, haven't seen that one in years.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

*_"GIVE ME BACK MY SON!"_*

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

My name's not "Geronimo" for nothin! ❤️

[@leafyshempharvest2722]

Dont worry everyone. its all under control

[@sykodjiuia]

Yeah, Conspiracy Theory is decent. I dug up a copy in recent years, after having seen the movie around the time of its release. Of course, a lot of the stuff Gibson's character is into sounds crazy, and that's because it's supposed to. The label of "Conspiracy Theory" is something that's been used in smear campaigns since JFK's assassination, when there's nothing inherently wrong with conspiracy theory. It's what detectives do in crime investigations and fodder for so many true crime stories and people aren't calling those investigators crazy. The movie is about the MK Ultra program, and The Manchurian Candidate is kind of the original Hollywood classic movie featuring that. It's a really interesting subject to dig into. Back in the day though, Julia Roberts was a definite "It Girl", being a total smash in Pretty Woman. I remember being totally psyched for Flatliners, not only because it looked like a really cool movie, but because Julia Roberts was so hot, I really had to see it. Flatliners is one I have to see again too. If you really think about it, Conspiracy Theory worked, because without full context, Mel Gibson's character was a real creep. He withheld the truth from her, and she slowly grew to trust him despite a whole wall of red flags. It wasn't so much a romance, but in many ways like siblings separated when they were infants. I'm not saying you're wrong, just that it's complicated and the way the relationship plays out does kind of make sense given the context. Thanks for covering this movie. I've watched it twice over the past few years. It's definitely worth another look for anyone who hasn't seen it since release times, and worth checking out now for those who've never seen it.

[@FanZceneVids]

They nailed it with Gibsob's character in this movie. He's exactly what they want you to believe conspiracy theorists are like. I have to disagree with there relationship feeling similar to siblings, but I get where you're coming from. Julia Roberts was great back in the day, just feel like maybe Bullock could've pulled off the dynamic between the two characters better. Regardless this is a fun movie and well worth the watch.

[@jamesriegel13]

I have this movie in VHS version

[@FanZceneVids]

That's awesome, need to find it on VHS myself

[@jamesriegel13]

@FanZceneVids I bought mine from a Goodwill for fifty cents

[@DFord11683]

The movie has its flaws and the 3rd act goes a little safe but still a 7/10.