90s film recommendation for 16yr old

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Over the last few weeks DD16 and I have watched a film or a series together a few times a night.

I'm not a big TV person (we wouldn't have one at all if it was up to me) but this has been lovely. She normally just hisses at me or asks for money so I'm enjoying this before normal behaviour resumes. 🤣

What films/series would you recommend?
She is quite eclectic and I dont care but some 90s films would be good to relive my youth.

She likes:
Fallout series
Schitts Creek
Heartbreakers
Pitch Perfect
Fallout Guy
Sliding Doors (this was left field but she really loved it!)

She didn't like
Warm Bodies
Shakespeare In Love
Top Gun
Dirty Dancing

I'm trying to get her to watch The Last of Us and Stranger Things but she's refusing on principle because we wouldn't let her watch them when they first came out.

Brides war
27 dresses
twilight
clueless

Freaks and Geeks - made late 90s but set in 80s and almost everyone in it has go onto bigger roles.

American Gothic
ER
House (not 90s but we are watching it as a follow on to ER)
Legally Blonde
Sweet Home Alabama
The Ring
The X Files
Sleepy Hollow
Six Feet Under (a firm favourite with Dd 16)
CSI (not all 90s but still loved)

Pump up the volume.

This is epic. If only for the soundtrack.

The Wedding Singer
Singles
So I Married an Axe Murderer still makes me laugh more than it should (peak 90s for sure 😂)

Freaky Friday
Romeo and Juliet?
American pie
Bring it on (basically same plot as pitch perfect)
Josie and the pussycats
There's one about bank robbing cheerleaders that I can't remember the name of!

Footloose

Strictly Ballroom

Romy and Michelle's high school reunion

Clueless

Lots I was going to list have already been mentioned but also
Election
Never been kissed

Malcolm in the Middle

Bit later but what about Veronica Mars?
Then if she likes that, Party Down

Yes I second this!

Wayne's World

Ferris Bueller's Day Off,

Also later but maybe Ally McBeal, and The Mentalist? Ally dealt with a lot of deeper issues whilst being wonderfully quirky

The Beakfast Cub
Bill and Ted's Most Excellent Adventure

flight of the navigator
ally mcbeal is my fave of all time
the poltergeist movies

theres a channel on youtube called 'this aged great' which takes a modern day comedy look at old movies - some have aged VERY BADLY - but its hilarious and you might find some movies from watching their videos. my husband and i have found some belters which are so bad they are good.

The Ring scares the shit out of me! Especially when I had a tv in my bedroom as a teenager.

I introduced this to a Gen Z and all I got was

"Huh this is so weird"

Didn't get it at all. It's the best film!!

My So Called Life
Dangerous Minds
Friday
Menace II Society
White Men Can't Jump
Terminator 2
Speed
Point Break
Boyz N the Hood
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (hilarious piss-take of some of the above films)

I'm sure there are more...

Danny Boyle:
Shallow Grave
Trainspotting
The Beach

Heather's
Gattaca
Dangerous Liaisons (with a young Keanu!)
Mask
Reality Bites
(Some of these might be 80s rather than 90s!)

TV: This Life, Ultraviolet (channel 4)

So far with my Dd (17) I’ve watched (not all 90s):
Thelma and Louise
Chicago
Black Swan
Lost Boys
Twin Peaks

My daughter who’s 15 likes
The Sure Thing
Napoleon Dynamite
Eagle vs Shark
Flight of the Conchords
though these are all either side of the 90s.

Demolition Man was daft.

Father of the bride (1&2!)
While you were sleeping
Uncle buck
Virgin suicides
Little women
Forrest gump
Sister Act
Mrs Doubtfire
10 Things I hate about you
A league of their own

Sounds like a great way to bond!

TV Series: Picket Fences
Movie: The Shawshank Redemption

ETA Philadelphia as a movie suggestion.