A quiz has gained attention for its claim that it can determine a person's age based on which 1990s films they consider overrated. Participants are asked to eliminate 12 films from the decade that they believe are overrated, with a long list of titles to choose from, including Pulp Fiction, Titanic, Forrest Gump, Matrix, Speed, Armageddon, Independence Day, Men in Black, and many others. The quiz includes both international and French-language films, such as Maman, j'ai raté l'avion! and Le Roi Lion, reflecting a broad range of cultural influences from the 1990s. The quiz operates on the idea that a person's perception of a film's value can be influenced by their age and life experiences. It suggests that younger participants may not have developed strong nostalgic attachments to these films, while older participants might have a more critical or informed perspective on their cultural significance. This approach plays on the idea that film appreciation can be shaped by generational differences in taste and exposure. The quiz's methodology is based on the assumption that certain films are more likely to be viewed as overrated by people of different ages. For example, a younger person might not have seen some of these films or may not consider them as impactful, while someone older might have a deeper understanding of their influence on cinema and pop culture. The quiz does not claim to be scientifically accurate but rather offers a fun and engaging way to reflect on personal film preferences and generational attitudes. While the quiz is meant to be lighthearted, it highlights how perceptions of film can vary widely based on individual experiences and cultural context. It invites participants to think about how their personal history with movies from the 1990s might align with or differ from those of their peers or older generations.