You can guess what I'm thinking. Next time, imagine that I've read your sentence and respond to what you think I'll say about it.
Adding the article makes the sentence grammatically possible, though in the early or late Nineties would be more natural and avoids repeating a noun. It's still a very odd sentence because hundreds of films were released in those years, not just one as it says.Is it correct to say "A movie was released in the late 90's or early 90's"?
Tufguy, it didn't even occur to me to read your sentence the way jutfrank interpreted it -- but I'm pretty sure he understood you correctly. It's really important to use quotation marks correctly. Using them wrong will often make your messages nearly impossible to understand. If you follow jutfrank's advice and quit embedding language in your posts, they'll be much easier for us to read.You should stop trying to embed language inside your questions. In the future, write the sentence you want to know about separately. Your OP should have been presented like this:
Is the following sentence correct?
The movie was released in late 90s.
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