Prince Celebment stated that he wants “a party like in 1999”, but at Netflix in August, the best films of the transmitter come from a different year – 1993.
The best new movies in Netflix They were released from one another in 1993, and they still stay in 2025. They have something else in common: they all have 90 percent or a score higher than Rotten Tomatoes.
This is a great indicator that Jurassic Park, Daring and confused and Groundhog Day It is worth seeing Netflix in August or any time of year.
‘Dazed and confused’ (1993)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8hhoiqzgok
Tomatoes Rotten score: 94 percent
Alright, well! The coming of age never felt so well, or felt so fresh, of what it did Daring and confused, Richard LinklaterThe seminal comedy on growing in 1976 Austin, Texas. Set more than 12 hours on the last day of school, the film follows the elderly and first year with the first -year students, while leading to a killer party.
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There is a small beautiful plot at Daring and confused; Instead, there is a lot of hanging time with such memorable characters as Slater (Rory cochrane), which is perpetually lapidized of his mind; Darla (Parker Posey), the border psychotic leader of a group of senior girls; Newhouse (Adam Goldberg), which has strange and erotic dreams about Abraham Lincoln; and Wooderson (Matthew McConaughey), a loser of twenty -i -I have yet to grow.
And this is just part of a stacked cast, some of which happened to larger, but not necessarily, better. As it is located in early summer, it is the perfect movie to see right now, but really, you can see it around Christmas and enjoy all its subtle and hidden pleasures.
‘Jurassic Park’ (1993)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEGqfrpnjwk
Tomatoes Rotten score: 91 percent
Everyone is seen Jurassic Park For now. But have you seen it lately? If not, do it, it is still a magical experience that has never been replicated in all the sequelae and restarts that occurred later.
As Jurassic Park opens, the old rich John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) It is about to open a theme park with genetically cloned dinosaurs. Invite several experts, included Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), to ensure that everything is safe. But the dinosaurs are soon released and the park becomes a dangerous place that humans, including Hammond’s grandchildren, have to escape before they become the next meal of dinos.
It does not need much to recommend Jurassic Park. The innovative CGI This gave life to ancient dinosaurs is still impressive and surprisingly realistic; When the T Rex pursues a speed jeep for a forest, it seems and sounds terrifyingly real. Director Steven Spielberg He is a teacher in fantastic pieces of action, but he never loses the heart of the story or his characters. The result is a rare sci-fi movie that is emotional and inspiring.
“Groundhog Day” (1993)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw63_yynsf4
Tomatoes Rotten score: 94 percent
Phil Connors (Bill Murray) is a meteorist who hates his job and, especially Groundhog Day Festival in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. But what begins as a routine task becomes infernal soon, at least for Phil, as it begins to relive the same day again and again. Phil is Phil, initially exploits this purgatory for all its carnal penalty: he sleeps with the hot city, eats everything he wants, and commits criminal acts that lead to his arrest or even death. No matter; The next day, he has returned where he started, waking up Sonny and More“S” and glass you, babe “.
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In minor hands, this movie would be too much fun or too depressing. But somehow, director Harold Ramis Find the right balance: Minia the existential discomfort for laughter and gets them. This film is fun in ways that few comedies are and gives Murray one of his best roles as a cynical gilipoll that discovers that he has a heart buried below that sarcasm. Groundhog Day It’s so good, you can see it again and again, and you will not need a cosmic time loop so you can.