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Gremlins 2. Not sure any other movie quote captures the absolute cocaine fuelled Hollywood of the early 90s.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x01l_jMhjVM
There's also a terrible John Leguizamo movie called The Pest, that I'm genuinely amazed didn't end his career right there. The wife was suprised I hadn't seen it, and as we started she just went "you're going to hate it".
She was not wrong.
See, that's cocaine fuelled Hollywood done right.
What the question is asking is "what's the most 90s movie of all time" and the answer can only be Kazaam, starring Shaquille O'Neil himself, and the Mars corporation products.
It's exactly as peak 90s as Space Jam without any of the charm or personality, which makes Kazaam precisely as soulless as that entire decade. It's perfect