Can You Identify These Popular '90s Films from Just One Picture?

      How many of these iconic ’90s films can you identify from just one image?

      Keep track of your correct answers…

      …as we’ll reveal your score at the end.

      Let’s kick things off…

      1990

      Touchstone Pictures

      Do you recognize the enigmatic blonde woman in the image above?

      This should be an easy one for any fan of ’90s cinema. This film was a popular topic of conversation back then and continues to have millions of dedicated fans today.

      Ready? The answer is…

      1990 Answer: Pretty Woman

      Buena Vista Pictures Distribution – Credit: C/O

      Pretty Woman, the No. 4 film at the global box office in 1990, features Julia Roberts as Vivian (shown above without her wig after a lavish Beverly Hills makeover) and Richard Gere as Edward, a wealthy businessman who employs her for what he assumes will be a brief engagement.

      This film tells one of the happiest stories about sex work, unfolding like a fairy tale, thanks to the remarkable chemistry between Roberts and Gere. A decade earlier, Gere portrayed a male escort in American Gigolo.

      Julia Roberts was on the rise prior to Pretty Woman, but this film solidified her status as the queen of ’90s romantic comedies.

      1991

      Warner Bros.

      That’s clearly Sean Connery, above.

      But in which 1990s film did he go medieval?

      Ready? The answer is…

      1991 Answer: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

      Warner Bros.

      If you haven't seen Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, you might not realize Connery even appears in it. His cameo as King Richard was a delightful surprise for fans of Robin Hood, particularly those who recall his role as the character in the 1976 romantic adventure Robin and Marian.

      He's just one of the many reasons to watch Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, which also stars Kevin Costner as the titular character, Morgan Freeman as Azeem, and a memorable performance from Alan Rickman as the Sheriff of Nottingham.

      The film ranked as the No. 3 movie at the global box office in 1991, marking the continuation of Kevin Costner's impressive box office success.

      Now, let’s move on to the next film on our list…

      1992

      Warner Bros.

      You must recognize the queen of the night in the picture above.

      But which film could this promotional image be from? Perhaps a forgotten sci-fi epic?

      No, it’s…

      1992 Answer: The Bodyguard

      Warner Bros.

      Whitney Houston starred alongside Kevin Costner in a film that offers something for everyone: drama, action, romance, and an unforgettable soundtrack, featuring Houston’s stunning rendition of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.”

      It was the No. 7 film at the worldwide box office in 1992.

      Directed by Mick Jackson and penned by Lawrence Kasdan, the film was produced by Kasdan, Jim Wilson, and Costner — who was enjoying unprecedented acclaim and box-office success during this period.

      Ready for 1993?

      1993

      Columbia Pictures

      The talented actor on the right wore numerous disguises in the gripping thriller seen above.

      It’s yet another film that has everything… well, except a memorable Dolly Parton cover.

      But it does provide thrills, chills, action, a slow-burn romance, endless charm, and excellent performances.

      Ready? The answer is…

      1993 Answer: In the Line of Fire

      Columbia Pictures

      Clint Eastwood was coming off his Best Picture and Best Director wins for 1992’s Unforgiven when he starred in In the Line of Fire, allowing Wolfgang Petersen to take the director's chair.

      Eastwood portrays Frank Horrigan, one of the Secret Service agents present during John F. Kennedy's assassination. He begins receiving taunting calls from John Malkovich’s "Booth," who is scheming to assassinate the current president — unless Horrigan can outwit him.

      This film epitomizes an exhilarating thriller, with Eastwood showing his charm as a capable veteran, happy to roll with the jokes about his age: being underestimated is a significant advantage in his line of work.

      In the Line of Fire was the No. 7 film at the global box office in 1992. (By the way, all these figures come from BoxOfficeMojo.)

      1994

      Paramount Pictures

      If you saw the adult versions of these characters, you'd instantly recognize them.

      However, these young actors — the talented Michael Conner Humphreys and Hanna Hall — are portraying them in their younger years.

      If you can guess which film they’re in, hurry on to the next entry.

      1994 Answer: Forrest Gump

      Paramount Pictures

      Robin Wright and Tom Hanks depicted the adult versions of Jenny and Forrest in Forrest Gump, a beautifully crafted film by Robert Zemeckis that won six Oscars, including Best Picture, Best