If you want to host a movie night at home with your teenager but are unsure of what to watch, we've got the perfect idea!
Endlessly scrolling through Netflix or Disney+ can be tiring as you try to find something that both of you agree on so why don’t you enjoy an evening together watching iconic movies from the 90’s.
There’s nothing we love more than feeling nostalgic and reflecting back to our younger years and one way we get to do that is through film. Introduce your teen to some classic 90’s flicks and show them the fashion, music and heartthrobs that you used to obsess over before they were born.
If you need reminding of some great 90’s films, check out our list below and prepare to feel nostalgic!
She’s All That (1999)
High school jock Zack takes on a bet to transform the “uncool” art geek, Laney, into prom queen after being dumped by his ex-girlfriend who cheated on him. As they navigate social dynamics, Zack discovers a genuine connection with Laney.
Clueless (1995)
Cher Horowitz, a wealthy and popular high school student in Beverly Hills, takes on a matchmaking project between two teachers while navigating friendships, romance, and social hierarchy.
Jumanji (1995)
A magical board game unleashes wild jungle creatures into the real world, trapping players until the game is completed. Siblings Judy and Peter, along with friends, must finish the game they started years ago to restore order, facing thrilling adventures and dangerous challenges along the way.
The Matrix (1999)
Computer hacker Neo discovers that reality is a simulated world controlled by machines. Joined by rebels Morpheus and Trinity, Neo learns to manipulate the Matrix's laws to challenge the machines' dominance and uncover his destiny to save humanity.
Mrs Doubtfire (1993)
After a messy divorce, struggling actor Daniel disguises himself as a British nanny, Mrs. Doubtfire, so he can spend time with his children.
10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
High school student Cameron falls for Bianca, who can't date until her sister Kat does. Cameron enlists bad boy Patrick to woo Kat, leading to an unexpected romance.
Good Will Hunting (1997)
Troubled janitor Will Hunting is a maths genius. After facing an emotional crisis, he receives therapy from psychiatrist Dr Sean Maguire to confront his past traumas and realise his potential.
Notting Hill (1999)
Bookstore owner William Thacker's life takes a turn when he unexpectedly falls in love with Hollywood actress Anna Scott. Their whirlwind romance faces challenges, and is put to the test against fame, fortune, and the realities of love in the spotlight.
The Parent Trap (1998)
Identical twin sisters Hallie and Annie, separated shortly after birth following their parent’s divorce, unexpectedly meet at summer camp years later and hatch a plan by switching places in order to reunite their estranged parents.
Jawbreaker (1999)
A high school clique's prank to surprise their friend on her birthday goes horribly wrong, resulting in her accidental death. The girls decide to cover up the crime, but secrets unravel as their friendships are tested.
