Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest American films of the 1990s, a decade the outlet's writer argues was one of Hollywood's most fascinating due to a wave of indie experimentation, technological innovation and confident storytelling. The list is restricted to films that were entirely US-funded, meaning notable pictures with international co-financing, such as The Matrix, Before Sunrise and Fargo, are excluded despite their acclaim.

Of the entries revealed, Good Will Hunting (1997) is ranked tenth, praised for its emotional honesty and Robin Williams' Oscar-winning performance as a psychologist helping Matt Damon's troubled genius. Jurassic Park (1993) sits at ninth, lauded as a landmark in blockbuster film-making thanks to Steven Spielberg's direction, its pioneering visual effects and John Williams' score. The remaining eight entries on the countdown were not included in the available text.