Yes. Just watched it again. Hard to believe next year will be the twentieth anniversary of it's premiere.

It hasn't aged at all. It's still great, definitely a classic. Which it was immadietaly in the first place when I watched back in 1997.

yes it really hasnow its 2016 and I thought it was still awsome in every way, even the blood squibs are way better than todays lame CGI blood and wounds.
~If the realistic details fails, the movie fails~

Savasmoviesit ways very racist back then where cops are concerned..same thing now,no different in 2014 with these rabid,racist cops against Blacks and Hispanics now. More things change the more they stay the same

Just watched it, better than 95% crap you get to see nowadays, so i would say it could not age since cinema didnt move a bit forward since then.
But it does have few of those 90ties tropes like a big shootout near the end and having that cinematic reality feel where its not exactly realistic but not too cartoonish, but cant really blame it for it, its just that style of movie.

I think it's a timeless classic. It takes place in a very specific time but the way it was made doesn't really scream '90s to me.

Surely!

I just saw it for the first time ever and I thought it was awesome. As others have said, it was made already "dated" by decades, so the on-screen elements of the '50s felt no more out of place now than they would have in 1997.

I say yes it has.
RIP
Jeff Hanneman
January 31, 1964-May 2, 2013

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I'd say this movie has aged better than "Titanic", which won Best Picture over L.A. Confidential.

Thanks all for the feedback! Only took me two years to reply
I have re-watched it and it was a very pleasant experience

It's aged better than ANYTHING. Better than wine, better than cheese, I have never seen anything age as well as this film. We all should age as well. Johnny Depp hasn't aged as well as LA Confidential!

Well, I just saw it for the first time today and loved it. So, yes.

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So did I! I was hoping it would be On Demand because it aired kind of late in the night, but it was worth it. My sister also loved it, even though she normally hates everything about movies like LA Confidential.

I just watched this on HBO hadn't seen it in years and it's still fantastic
"I do what I say and I say what I mean"

any movie with a great story is worth watching no matter the age. this movie is definitely one of them. and any movie with a surprise ending that you've seen before yet continue to watch over and over again = great.

We've lost Gorgeous George.

The film has aged just fine, and does not need a remake with "modern" CGI. There is not exactly a shortage of "shiny" computer graphic reliant films with average acting skills and lack of substance. Keep CGI where it belongs, primarily comic book / super hero, and frivolous action movies.

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If the idea is to stay alive, I'm driving.

ohhhh, is that why all of the cars, hair, clothes, TV's, songs, stars, and references were from the 50's ? I was wondering about that !
I was really confused when Lana Turner showed up. I thought she from the 50's, not the 90's. I also was confused why the LA freeway hadn't been built yet.

You're kidding, right?
Storyline
1950's Los Angeles is the seedy backdrop for this intricate noir-ish tale of police corruption and Hollywood sleaze.
If the idea is to stay alive, I'm driving.

Hasn't aged well at all. It's only 15yrs old, but all of the cars, suits, and hairstyles look about 60yrs old.