What were the best – and worst – years for film?

In 1994, Pulp Fiction was released along with Leon, Speed, The Shawshank Redemption, The Lion King and Three Colours: Red. One of the best years ever for film? Photograph: Sportsphoto Ltd./Allstar

While Hollywood is enjoying a record-breaking summer at the box office, not everyone is having a great time at the cinema. In a new interview, Dustin Hoffman (Ishtar, Little Fockers, Mr Magorium’s Wonder Emporium) has lamented the state of cinema, calling it the worst it’s “ever been”.

But what do you think? We want to know about your best and worst years at the cinema. Did you have a memorable 1999 watching Fight Club, Magnolia, The Sixth Sense, All About My Mother and Being John Malkovich? Or was 2003 a disaster for you enduring Daredevil, Boat Trip, The Cat in the Hat, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle and Dumb and Dumberer?

Let us known your picks in the comments ...