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I have a soft spot for ’90s movies. There’s something about the films from this decade that makes them incredibly easy to return to, whether it’s a movie you watched constantly growing up or one you somehow missed the first time around. Thankfully, Netflix has a solid selection of ’90s favorites available to stream, giving you plenty of excuses to put your current watchlist on hold for a little while.I’ve spent some time looking through Netflix’s current library to pick out five ’90s movies that are particularly worth your time. From classic crime thrillers to memorable comedies and tense dramas, this list has a little bit of everything. So, if you’re tired of scrolling and want something that comes with a heavy dose of nostalgia, here are five movies I’d happily recommend adding to your watchlist.‘A League of Their Own’ (1992)
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“A League of Their Own” is a beloved comedy-drama that remains one of the highest-grossing sports movies centered on women in cinema history. In fact, Penny Marshall became the first female director in Hollywood history to have two consecutive films cross $100 million at the box office, following “Big.” If you’re in need of a mood-booster packed with iconic one-liners, a charming cast and memorable screen chemistry, “A League of Their Own” deserves a spot on your watchlist.Set in 1943, sisters Dottie Hinson (Geena Davis) and Kit Keller (Lori Petty) are recruited to join the newly formed All-American Girls Professional Baseball League while many of the country’s male players are serving overseas during World War II. The sisters join the Rockford Peaches, a team filled with talented players from across the country, and are coached by Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks), a former baseball star whose career has fallen apart. As the Peaches begin attracting crowds and attention, Dottie emerges as one of the league’s standout players, while Kit struggles to establish herself on the team.Stream it on Netflix‘Fargo’ (1996)






