The 1990s were a golden era for cinema.

These movies captured the strange, rebellious energy of the decade in all its weird glory.

Timecophasan irresistible premise that could be easily updatedin the era of the multiverse andtime travel blockbusters.

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Universal even tried to develop a remake in 2010, but that was beforethe multiverse mania.

With a strong lead and smart storytelling,Timecopcan extend its lifetime for the new generation.

This cult classic was agroundbreaking queer filmat the time of its release.

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None of them know how they got there or who is responsible.

After thrilling series likeBlack Mirrorand movies likeThe Platform, an update ofCubeshould be perfect for today’s audiences.

Together, they uncover a political conspiracy involving rigged football games.

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The film received lukewarm reviews and a modest box office haul before developing a solid cult fanbase.

The central dynamic between a PI and an ex-athlete seeking redemption has rich, timeless potential.

Updating the action withJohnWick-style intensity andthe buddy cop genrefor a new generation could result in a highly entertaining film.

Natasha Lyonne as Megan and Clea DuVall as Graham in But I’m a Cheerleader looking at someone off-camera.

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Inside this stylized cinematic universe, Danny teams up with his hero, Jack Slater (Arnold Schwarzenegger).

A modern update couldpoke fun at modern blockbusters and superhero franchises.

With the right tone,Barb Wirecould go from guilty pleasure to a genuinely compelling, gritty action film.

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The unlikely gang of misfits band together to investigate as the infection spreads across the school and town.

The film starsElijah Wood,Josh Hartnett, andJordana Brewster.

The Facultybecame a cult classic because of how iconic it blended classic sci-fi paranoia with'90s teen movie vibes.

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Its coreconcept of a youth rebellion fighting an authoritarian force is timeless.

With the help of modern effects, the film can hit its commentary and deliver great visuals.

Just likeSeveranceandSilicon Valley,Office Spaceisa timeless satire that could easily speak to a whole new generationof burned-out workers.

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Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans standing in a parking lot in ‘The Last Boy Scout.'

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Arnold Schwarzenegger smiling in Last Action Hero

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Barb Wire smiling and looking to the distance

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Josh Hartnett and Elijah Wood standing next to each other and others standing behind them in The Faculty

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A group of youngsters talking in Empire Records

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Furious holding his fists out and screaming in a tunnel in Mystery Men.

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Gary Cole as Bill Lumbergh looking at a person offscreen while leaning on a cubicle, in ‘Office Space’

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