Top movies of 1992 anyone?

1. Sneakers
2. A Few Good Men
3. Basic Instinct 
4. Scent of a Woman
5. Jennifer 8
6. Memoirs of an Invisible Man 
7. A League of Their Own
8. My Cousin Vinny
9. Wayne's World 
10. Chaplin


honorable mentions:

Prelude to a Kiss
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
Sleepwalkers
Noises Off
A River Runs Through It
White Men Can't Jump
Of Mice and Men

A little bit of personal trivia: I was an extra in Love Potion No. 9 (1992)

Top 10, thus far:

(in alphabetical order)
Batman Returns
Chaplin
Howards End
Lorenzo's Oil
Malcolm X
Patriot Games
Peter's Friends
Reservoir Dogs
The Muppet Christmas Carol
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Batman Returns
3. Wayne's World
4. Lethal Weapon 3
5. Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth
6. Army of Darkness
7. Dead Alive
8. Waxwork II: Lost in Time
9. Memoirs of an Invisible Man
10. Glengarry Glen Ross
11. Memoirs of an Invisible Man
12. Pet Sematary II
13. Hoffa
14. The Lawnmower Man
15. Trancers III
16. My Cousin Vinny
17. Beethoven
18. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
19. Encino Man
20. Of Mice and Men
21. The Muppet Christmas Carol
22. Doctor Mordrid
23. Kuffs
24. Basic Instinct
25. Under Siege

From my own DVD collection I most enjoyed:

Anglo Saxon Attitudes (UK TV mini-series, also available in the US on DVD)
The Player (Robert Altman)
Glengarry Glen Ross (from David Mamet's screenplay) 
One False Move (Carl Franklin) great neo-Noir. Why the hell does Franklin not get more opportunities?
La Vie de Bohème (Aki Kaurismäki)

Also very watchable:
Bob Roberts (Tim Robbins)
The Last of the Mohicans (Michael Mann)
Wuthering Heights (Peter Kosminsky): one of the most famous novels in the English language and probably the most often presented in the cinema and on TV. I don't think anyone has come close to cracking it, but this is an honorable effort. Fiennes and Binoche are great actors but seem miscast.
Stalin (Ivan Passer): attempts too much on a TV budget but Duvall does well.
Magnolia (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Husbands and Wives (Woody Allen)

Highly rated by others but not by me:
A Midnight Clear
Noises Off (Peter Bogdanovich)

Recently purchased, but yet to watch "Of Mice and Men" (Malkovich version)

Of those I have seen, and already mentioned by others but not in my collection, I liked:
Reservoir Dogs (A fine movie but a malign influence on weaker-minded film-makers)
Basic Instinct
My Cousin Vinny
Howards End (James Ivory)

I must admit Lorenzo's Oil had me in tears but I am not sure it would on a second watch. Maybe I was emotionally manipulated?

1. Leolo - Jean Claude Lauzon
2. The Quince Tree Sun (El Sol del Membrillo) – Victor Erice
3. A Place in the World (Un Lugar en el Mundo) – Adolfo Aristarain
4. Stolen Children (Il Ladro de Bambini) – Gianni Amelio
5. The Long Day Closes – Terrence Davies
6. Malcolm X – Spike Lee
7. A Midnight Clear – Keith Gordon
8. Scent of a Woman - Martin Brest
9. One False Move – Carl Franklin
10. A Few Good Men – Rob Reiner
11. The Crying Game – Neil Jordan
12. The Player – Robert Altman
13. Unforgiven – Clint Eastwood
14. A Heart in Winter (Un Coeur en Hiver) – Claude Sautet
15. Enchanted April – Mike Newell
16. Lorenzo’s Oil – George Miller
17. Sister Act – Emile Ardolino

Bad Lieutenant
Bitter Moon
Bob Roberts
Captain Ron
Un Coeur en Hiver
Deep Cover
Diggstown
Glengarry Glen Ross
Hard Boiled
Jamon Jamon
Light Sleeper
Orlando
Passenger 57
The Player
Raising Cain
Reservoir Dogs
Traces of Red
Under Siege
The Waterdance
White Sands

1992 was a good year for movies.

Not a particularly great year. My picks are:

Aladdin
A Few Good Men
Unforgiven
Scent of a Woman

The Bodyguard
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
Beethoven
Aladdin
Scent of a woman
Basic Instinct