Favorite Films of All Time (1992 Edition)

#125

Raunchy, stupid and I don't plan on ever watching it again; but dammit I thought it was hilarious as a kid.

I was a huge fan of the video game on NES. The movie wasn't as much fun, but it was cool to compare the two.

What American kid wasn't a fan of Sesame Street?

I was huge on robots and technology (ok, I still am) as a youngster so any movie like this was going to make the list.

I liked adventures and I liked animation... even the damn Care Bears apparently.

I had a dog as a kid, so I liked any of these films about animals, dogs especially.

I don't remember a whole lot about this movie, but clearly I remembered at age 10.

One of the earliest examples of animation/real life combining their talents. I loved it.

I remember liking special affects, thinking Demi Moore was pretty, and Whoopi was funny. I'm not sure if this is true anymore, it's been a while.

I recently saw this and didn't realize how silly the movie was. I remember it being scary as a kid.

I remember seeing this at a sleepover for my 9th birthday. I had just returned from a trip to Australia, so it was fitting.

I was a fool for these movies.

The simplest of movies but somehow I was touched by it after every viewing.

I was a huge fan of John Candy back in the day.

This movie scared the heeeeeeeeell out of me at this age.

Another robot comedy.

Another animation/real life movie. I was wowed by this movie when I first saw it.

This movie had everything for a little shit kid like me.

Such a weird movie, but I think I liked it as a kid, because it was so much like ET, but I'm not really sure. Clearly it was the poor man's ET.

Another strange movie, but I remember this being the first Tom Hanks movie I ever saw and I've been nothing but a huge fan since.

This was back in the day when I read all those kids books and so naturally I loved this movie too.

I remember this movie being more scary than funny back at this time. I remember having a Gremlins coloring book, too.

Another dog movie, this time with the molten hot actor of the time, Jimmy B.

The first Ernest movie I saw, and somehow that made it the best.

Pollyanna didn't make the list, but I remember having a big Hayley Mills crush back in the day (not realizing she was actually completely grown up at the time I watched these)

#100

Williams was on his game for a long time, and he was even brilliant in this kids film ahead of its time.

I loved the goofy antics and could really relate to the absent-mindedness.

I was a huge fan of anything Popeye as a kid.

I remember not really getting this movie, but apparently liked it enough for it to make the top 100.

I thought everything was so cool in this futuristic animated movie.

I was crazy about the Chipmunks. I had their albums, watched their TV show, and watched this movie all the time. By age 10 I guess the excitement started to wane a bit.

I've always liked musicals, and this is one I watched quite a bit.

Before realizing all of the marijuana references, I enjoyed this short film because of the wackiness.

I thought these guys were hilarious and remember watching this with my dad and older brother, who didn't understand why... at all.

When I first found out Hollywood used to be called Hollywoodland.

I loved the story of this and all the animated special effects of the wizards.

I found Magoo hilarious in this and the music is actually quite good.

I remember watching this with my parents. I laughed at all they parts they didn't laugh at, and visa versa.

One of the great epics as a child.

I was beginning to really get into video games when this came out and remember getting excited whenever there was a game on screen that I had played. Plus the ending with Super Mario 3 was awesome!!!

My mom introduced me to most of the older movies I watched as a child, this was one of my favorite... I am not really sure why, haha.

I loved (and still do) baseball so this was a great one to watch.

I loved mysteries (Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown) as a kid, so this Sherlock Holmes (with mice) adventure was gold!

A grand adventure with nice music. Mice were popular as a kid.

Every kid my age loved this movie, so multiple viewing were inevitable.

My older sister was in this play around this time, so we watched it quite a bit.

I was so intrigued by these witches, with how disgusting they were, and I loved the old hotel as a setting.

Thumper was a childhood favorite. I always felt so bad when watching the mom die and Bambi realizing what happened.

More Tom Hanks and more dogs. Some of my favorite things as a kid.

I remember thinking the fires and explosions were so cool as a kid. I didn't really understand the whole story at that time though.