1990s in film (7457 bytes)
1: ...followed a familiar pattern of producing classics in every genre, but with the added help of newer tec...
3: Movies in the 1990s included:<br>
10: *''[[Aladdin (movie)|Aladdin]]'' (1992)
16: *''[[Angels and Insects]]''
22: *''[[Austin Powers]]'' (1997)

1990s (18678 bytes)
1: {| align=right cellpadding=3 id=toc style="margin-left: 15px;"
6: [[1960s]] [[1970s]] [[1980s]] - [[1990s]] - [[2000s]] [[2010s]] [[2020s]]
18: * Explosive growth of the [[Internet]]; decrease in the cost of [[computer]]s and other technology
19: ...ost of [[mobile phone]]s leads to a massive surge in their popularity
21: * [[Microsoft Windows]] operating system becomes virtually ubiquitous on [[IBM PC]...

1990s in comics (1617 bytes)
2: [[1980s in comics]],
3: [[1990s|other events of the 1990s]],
4: [[2000s in comics]] and the
5: [[list of years in comics]]
14: ''See also'': [[1990 in comics]]

Operation Quicksilver (1990s) (315 bytes)
1: ...esult of the end of the [[Cold War]]. A number of incentives such as early retirement were used to red...

1990s music groups (5367 bytes)
1: ...ternative rock]] and a couple of attempts at bringing back 80's style of [[Pop music|pop]]. By the end...
3: ...he groups who started or became famous during the 1990s:
9: *[[13 Engines]]
17: *[[Alice In Chains]]
19: *[[Aphex Twin]]

1990s UK local government reform (13232 bytes)
1: ...ry authorities]]. In [[England]], some areas remained two-tier but many unitary authories were create...
6: ...ounties of cities'). The Acts abolished the existing county boroughs or counties of cities, and creat...
10: ... the [[Greater London Council]], effectively creating 68 new 'county boroughs', or [[unitary authority...
12: ...and [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]], [[John Major]], was pledged to abolish th...
14: ...cture of local government throughout [[Great Britain]].

List of Number 1 albums from the 1990s (UK) (8527 bytes)
2: # The Christains - "Colour"
4: # [[Phil Collins]] - "[[But Seriously...]]"
6: # [[Sinead O'Connor]] - "[[I Do Not Want What I Haven't G...
12: ...[[Fleetwood Mac]] - "[[Behind the Mask (album)|Behind the Mask]]"
24: # [[Elton John]] - "Sleeping With The Past"

List of Algerian massacres of the 1990s (2992 bytes)
1: ... [[Oran]], with very few occurring in the east or in the [[Sahara]].
3: This list currently covers only events in which over 50 civilians or prisoners were killed;...
10: ==Wilaya of [[Ain-Defla]]==
11: * [[Ain-Defla massacre of March 1994]], 80 deaths
56: ...Belaid, Nait-Redjam, and Soltani, in ''An Inquiry into the Algerian Massacres'', ed. Bedjaoui, Aroua, ...

List of Number 1 singles from the 1990s (UK) (17212 bytes)
1: ...[[UK Singles Chart]], during the [[1990s in music|1990s]]. The source for this decade is the ''[[Music We...
4: ...[Iron Maiden]]'s only UK number one single was "Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter"]]
5: # [[New Kids On The Block]] - "Hangin' Tough"
7: # [[Kylie Minogue]] - "Tears On My Pillow"
9: # [[Sinéad O'Connor]] - "Nothing Compares 2 U "

Music of the United Kingdom (1990s-present) (8678 bytes)
1: ...tish charts were dominated by [[Britrock]], a melding of British rock and roll forms from the last thi...
3: ...d into dozens of subgenres, including various combinations of [[drum and bass]], [[trance music|trance...
7: Later in the 1990s and into the next millennium, melodic British rock group...
11: ...aps the most influential, paralleling and influencing the rise of American [[nu soul]] artists like [[...
15: ...ears, genres like hardcore arose, only to diverge into subgenres like [[drum n bass]] and [[happy hard...

List of the most popular names in the 1990s in the United States (2528 bytes)
1: ...] in the [[United States]] for all years of the [[1990s]].
14: *#Justin
145: *#Austin
193: *#Austin
223: *#Austin

Film Four (593 bytes)
1: ...for backing a large portion of films made in Britain.
3: ...portion of its budgets in a bid to control spiralling losses.
6: == Films ==
8: These are some of the films that Film Four has produced:
14: * [[Late Night Shopping]]

8 mm film (3412 bytes)
1: ... became the prevalent version of the medium; and Single8.
3: ...m film contains 264 pictures. Normally Double8 is filmed at 16 frame/s.
5: ... length film spools allowed to film about 3 to 4 min at 12, 15, 16 and 18 frames per second.
7: ...per 8 mm film from exisiting 16 mm, or even 35 mm film stock.
9: ... manufactured in the former USSR, probably in Ukraine where many Russian cameras were manufactured.

16 mm film (3482 bytes)
1: ...vie market switched to even less expensive [[8 mm film]].
3: ...xpensive, as is the case in [[United Kingdom|Britain]].
5: ...being phased out by [[Kodak]], as single-sprocket film can be used by both 16 mm and Super 16 production...
7: ... this format are [[Enlarger|blown up]] to [[35 mm film|35 mm]] for projection.
9: ...m film is used mostly for student and documentary films, with some Super 16 used for [[HD]] ([[Hi-Def]])...

70 mm film (5382 bytes)
1: ...olding six tracks of [[surround sound]], although in truth, the magnetic sound system is rarely used a...
3: ...mm format; the clarity of its picture is apparent in theaters, though much less so on [[VHS]] or [[DVD...
5: ...r, and grain. It never caught on with mainstream cinema, and is primarily used for theme park simulati...
7: ... rare, Astrovision more or less exclusively occupying Japanese planetariums.
9: ...ight subconsciously "warn" moviegoers of an impending effects sequence.

35 mm film (6169 bytes)
1: ...e image, in this case compressed horizontally by Cinemascope.]]
3: ...e|millimeter]]s wide, with six perforations per [[inch]] (4.23 mm per perforation) along both edges.
5: ...a original film. Kodak-Standard perforations were introduced some ten years later for projection use.
7: ... single circular perforation in the centre of the film between frames.
9: ...tio]] of 2:3, a size of 24 x 36 mm. See the [[135 film]] section.

Film (16887 bytes)
1: :''For other uses see [[film (disambiguation)]]''
3: ...fers to the celluliod media on which movies are printed]]
5: ...emics often refer to this field as the study of [[film]].
7: ...by [[recording]] "real" people and objects (including played-out fantasy and fakes) with [[camera]]s, ...
9: ...nsitive [[silver halide]] solution, also called [[filmstock]], on which motion pictures have historicall...

9,5 mm film (962 bytes)
1: ...s]] Pathé Baby in [[1922]], and was quite popular in [[Europe]] throughout the [[1920s]].
3: ...long one edge. The single hole allows more of the film to be used for the actual image.
5: ...t holes, were cut off, the remaining film was cut into 3 strips, and the central sprockets holes added...
9: ...rreg.free.fr/cine95/index.html Le format 9,5 mm - Film size 9.5 mm]. Retrieved Dec. 29, 2004.
11: [[Category:Movie film formats]]

To Be or Not to Be (film) (1276 bytes)
1: ...bilities at disguise and acting to fool the occupying troops. It stars [[Carole Lombard]], [[Jack Ben...
3: ...apted by [[Ernst Lubitsch]] (uncredited) and [[Edwin Justus Mayer]] from the story by [[Melchior Lengy...
5: ...] and selected for preservation in the [[National Film Registry]].
7: ...ie was released after actress Carole Lombard died in an airplane crash.
9: ''To Be Or Not To Be'' was [[remake|remade]] in [[To Be Or Not To Be (1983 movie)|1983]] by [[Mel...

Film-at-11 (1546 bytes)
1: ...entry for "film at 11", this article now includes information which makes it more than merely material...
3: ...E-Prime]] writing style. Please keep this article in E-Prime when you improve this article. -->
5: ...]] crashes; film at 11." "Bug found in scheduler; film at 11."
7: ...lm at 11" means that more information will follow in the future.
9: ...-known joke based on (the more general usage of) "film at 11", which goes:

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