It may be because the idea of everything these guys are doing longs for a different era.
Because of that, the movie isn’t stuck in a specific era.
It’s almost like a time travel movie in that way.
This was relatable in 1996 and still relatable in 2024.
Vince Vaughn as Trent leaps off the screen.
He’s immediately a movie star.
Everyone in 1997 wanted to be in the Vince Vaughn business.
He was also in one of the most needless movies every made: the Psycho shot-for-shot remake.
Then, unsurprisingly, his career finally really took off.
But this is Jon Favreau’s movie.
Not only that, but all three are fantastic movies.
He can act, write and direct.
If you have a chance to catch some old episodes on YouTube, they are must watch.
This isn’t a movie I love because the people involved became huge.
I loved this movie the second I stepped out of the movie theater in 1996.
I laugh and enjoy the movie just as much 28 years later.
I’m just glad the people involved had great careers.
When they make something this good, they deserve it.
There’s Something About Mary
20.
Schindler’s List
22.
Saving Private Ryan
25.
Dumb & Dumber
27.
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
31.
Out Of Sight
36.
Carlito’s Way
37.
Wayne’s World
45.
Back To The Future Part III
47.
A Bronx Tale
48.
The People Vs. Larry Flynt
49.
Eyes Wide Shut
50.
The Green Mile
54.
Man On The Moon
55.
Boyz N The Hood
56.
Grosse Pointe Blank
57.
The Talented Mr. Ripley
63.
The Usual Suspects
65.
In The Line Of Fire
66.
My Cousin Vinny
67.
The River Wild
79.
What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?
Stir Of Echoes
82.
Mission: Impossible
83.
For Love Of The Game
86.
Being John Malkovich
87.
Men In Black
88.
Glengarry Glen Ross
92.
Die Hard With A Vengeance
93.
The Blair Witch Project
94.
Any Given Sunday
99.
The Wedding Singer
100.
