Number of movies seen from this year – 161
Number of movies reviewed – 125 (including 20 Encore Reviews)
1994 was a great year for movies. It even includes some of the best movies of the decade
Once again I had a bit of trouble deciding between #1 and #2 and despite loving them both, #1 is even more powerful and deserves it’s #1 spot.
This year IMHO has one of the best list of movies nominated for Best Picture and all 5 of them actually appear on my top ten list. (A rarity) 🙂
My Top Ten
10. Quiz Show
9. The Lion King
8. Stand, The
7. Speed
6. Nobody’s Fool
5. Four Weddings and A Funeral 
4. Leon: The Professional
3. Pulp Fiction
2. The Shawshank Redemption
1. Forrest Gump
Here’s a complete list of movies that I’ve seen from 1994
- 8 Seconds
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
- The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
- The Air Up There
- Airheads
- Amateur
- Andre
- Angels in the Outfield
- Baby’s Day Out
- Bad Girls
- Benjamin Franklin: Citizen of the World
- Beverly Hills Cop III
- Blankman
- Blink
- Blown Away
- Blue Chips
- Blue Sky
- Brainscan
- The Browning Version
- Bullets Over Broadway
- Camilla
- Camp Nowhere
- The Chase
- Chasers
- China Moon
- Chungking Express
- City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly’s Gold
- Clean Slate
- Clear and Present Danger
- Clerks
- The Client
- Cobb
- The Color of Night
- Cops & Robbersons
- Corrina, Corrina
- The Cowboy Way
- Crooklyn
- The Crow
- D2: The Mighty Ducks
- Death and the Maiden
- Disclosure Encore Review
- Don Juan DeMarco
- Drop Zone
- Dumb and Dumber
- Ed Wood
- ER
- Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
- Exit to Eden
- Exotica
- Fantastic Four
- Fatherland
- The Flintstones
- Forrest Gump Encore Review Encore Review 2 Encore Review 3
- Four Weddings and a Funeral Encore Review
- F.T.W.
- The Getaway
- Ghoulies IV
- Glass Shield, The
- Greedy
- Guarding Tess
- Heavenly Creatures
- Hoop Dreams
- The Hudsucker Proxy
- I Love Trouble
- I.Q.
- I’ll Do Anything
- Il Postino
- Imaginary Crimes
- Immortal Beloved
- In the Line of Duty : The Price of Vengeance
- In the Mouth of Madness
- Intersection
- Interview with the Vampire
- It Could Happen To You
- Jimmy Hollywood
- Jungle Book, The
- Junior
- The Last Seduction
- Legends of the Fall
- Léon: The Professional Encore Review
- The Lion King Encore Review
- Little Big League
- Little Buddha
- Little Giants
- The Little Rascals
- Little Women
- Love Affair
- Love and a .45
- A Low Down Dirty Shame
- The Madness of King George
- Major League II
- Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
- The Mask
- Maverick
- Men of War
- Milk Money
- A Million to Juan
- Miracle on 34th Street
- Mixed Nuts
- Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle
- Muriel’s Wedding
- My Father The Hero
- My Girl 2
- Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult
- Natural Born Killers
- Nell
- The Next Karate Kid
- No Escape
- Nobody’s Fool Encore Review
- North
- Oleanna
- On Deadly Ground
- Once Were Warriors
- Only You
- The Pagemaster
- The Paper
- Police Academy: Mission to Moscow
- Pulp Fiction Encore Review Encore Review 2 Encore Review 3
- Quiz Show
- Radioland Murders
- Reality Bites
- The Ref
- Renaissance Man
- The Return of Jafar
- Richie Rich
- The River Wild
- The Road to Wellville
- S.F.W.
- The Santa Clause
- The Scout
- Serial Mom
- The Shadow
- Shallow Grave
- The Shawshank Redemption Encore Review Encore Review 2 Encore Review 3 Encore Review 4 5
- Silent Fall
- Sioux City
- Sirens
- Sleep with Me
- The Specialist
- Speechless
- Speed Encore Review Encore Review 2
- Stand, The Encore Review
- Star Trek: Generations Encore Review
- Stargate
- Sugar Hill
- Surviving the Game
- Swimming with Sharks
- Terminal Velocity
- Three Colors: White
- Three Colors: Red
- Threesome
- Timecop
- Tom & Viv
- Tombstone
- Trial by Jury
- True Lies
- Wagons East
- The War
- When a Man Loves a Woman
- With Honors
- Wolf
- Wyatt Earp
MovieRob 
Great list! But I would add Three Colors: Red to the top 10 🙂 Anyhow, the fact that you included The Lion King makes me really happy.
Wong Kar-Wai’s Chungking Express is another masterpiece from 1994 – since I don’t see it on your (really impressive!) list, I strongly recommend you to watch it when you get a chance! 😉
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Tnx for stopping by and commenting Veronika! Ive seen Red and I enjoyed it. Never heard of C.E. sounds interesting. Ill add it to my list despite not being the biggest fan of non-English language movies 😉
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The River Wild, The Santa Clause, and Star Trek: Generations would be in my top ten, but otherwise, some great choices, especially the top two. 🙂
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Good choices. Generstions almost made the list. It was a close call 😉
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’94 was awesome. I may have been really young and not remember some of the more serious ones but we loved Lion King, Speed and The Mask to bits! I still remember liking Baby’s Day Out and now I’m scared to revisit it because I really don’t think I’d enjoy it anymore..haha!
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Yea. keep those good memories intact 😉
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Definitely a lot of really good movies on this list. And … yes … Shawshank deserves it’s place as number 1.
I might have had Quiz Show a bit higher, too. I really like that flick.
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I do too, but I still felt as good as it was, it still was slightly less powerful than the others.
Nothin beats Shawshank!
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Fair enough on Quiz Show. And amen on Shawshank.
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😉
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Another great year for movies. Can’t believe that Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption and Lion King were all the same year.
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Yep. I even remember seeing all 3 of them in the theater. What great experiences!
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