Movies that you have seen that barely anyone else has seen.

[Tom Samborski]

Have you seen any very little-known movies that are barely mentioned on this forum, or are barely known with the outside public in general?

I saw a movie on Show Time called Late Bloomers, a movie about a married woman who discovers her own true sexuality- she is attracted to members of the same sex. I thought it was a very good movie, 8/10 from me.

[Strider]

Hmm.... I would say the most little-known film I've ever seen is Christopher Nolan's feature-film debut, "Following". I doubt anyone outside in the public know about this film, but I do know for a fact that some of the schmoes here have seen and appreciated it. Great flick, btw... :D

Strider

[Shakamaker]

Who Is Cletis Tout?. Anyone else seen this? With the right casting, better writing, better direction, less formulated boy-girl relationship development, this could've been something. Instead, it's a poorly cast, poorly plotted, left-field b-grader which rightfully went STV in some countries.

[Mike]

Here's a couple ;):

NO SUCH THING - 6/10 (C+)
AMY'S ORGASM - 7/10 (B)
ME WITHOUT YOU - 7/10 (B-)
TULLY - 8/10 (B+)
CHERISH - 7/10 (B)
WENDIGO - 7/10 (B-)
PERSONAL VELOCITY - 8/10 (B+)
HEAVEN - 7/10 (B-)
LITTLE SECRETS - 8/10 (A-)
WISE GIRLS - 8/10 (B+)
LOVELY & AMAZING - 8/10 (A-)
TADPOLE - 8/10 (A-)
PUMPKIN - 9/10 (A-)
XX/XY - 7/10 (B-)
URBANIA - 7/10 (B)
THE CURSE - 8/10 (B+)
KILL ME LATER - 7/10 (B)
HYSTERICAL BLINDNESS - 7/10 (B)
LANTANA - 5/10 (C-)
ABOUT ADAM - 6/10 (C+)
BEAUTIFUL CREATURES - 6/10 (C+)
MY FIRST MISTER - 7/10 (B-)
THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY - 7/10 (B)
SKIPPED PARTS - 8/10 (B+)
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK - 7/10 (B)
THE BUSINESS OF STRANGERS - 7/10 (B-)
VIRTUAL SEXUALITY - 5/10 (C-)
THE SUBURBANS - 5/10 (C)
BEST LAID PLANS - 5/10 (C)
GOODBYE LOVER - 6/10 (B-)
DESERT BLUE - 7/10 (B-)
MUMFORD - 8/10 (B+)
TUMBLEWEEDS - 8/10 (B+)
WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER - 7/10 (B-)
HIGH HEELS & LOW LIFES - 8/10 (B+)
ANGEL EYES - 8/10 (B+)
THE DEEP END - 8/10 (B+)
LOST & DELIRIOUS - Between a 9/10 (A-) and 10/10 (A+)
PSYCHO BEACH PARTY - 5/10 (C)
BETTER THAN CHOCOLATE - 6/10 (C+)
CRIME & PUNISHMENT IN SUBURBIA - 7/10 (B-)
WHAT PLANET ARE YOU FROM? - 8/10 (A-)
THE MATING HABITS OF THE EARTHBOUND HUMAN - 8/10 (B+)

[bob]

Originally posted by Strider
Hmm.... I would say the most little-known film I've ever seen is Christopher Nolan's feature-film debut, "Following". I doubt anyone outside in the public know about this film, but I do know for a fact that some of the schmoes here have seen and appreciated it. Great flick, btw... :D

Strider

That is a fantastic film. Anybody who liked Memento should search out Following.

[Hannibal21]

Niagara, Niagara
Heavenly Creatures
For a Lost Soldier

I love all three, but I never hear them often get mentioned.

[FilmBuff84]

Originally posted by Shakamaker
Who Is Cletis Tout?. Anyone else seen this? With the right casting, better writing, better direction, less formulated boy-girl relationship development, this could've been something. Instead, it's a poorly cast, poorly plotted, left-field b-grader which rightfully went STV in some countries.

I was thinking of this one too. I saw this in cinemas earlier this year, it wasn't too bad, I think it tried to be too smart for its own good. But it was a nice watch overall. The casting wasn't too bad, it was good to see Tim Allen playing against type and Billy Connolly lapped up his screen time. The film took a while to get going, but it was satisfying overall. Could've been better, but it wasn't as bad as it couldve been percieved to be. I gave this a 6/10.

Some others:
Psycho Beach Party, The Broken Hearts Club, Best Men, Around The Fire, Girl, Going All The Way, Simply Irresistible, Living Out Loud.

[The Delfonics]

What are people doing with that Psycho Beach Party poop...

Anyway:
Buffalo 66
Battle Royale
All The Little Animals (Great Christian Bale flick)
Thesis

[FeverDog420]

Hmm, am I the only Schmoe who's seen this movies?

The Mystery of Picasso
Chelsea Girls
The Hellstrom Chronicle
Icy Breasts
The Other
Score
Heartland
UFOria
Abuse
White Dog
Right of Way
Noir et Blanc
Malibu Express
The Quiet Earth
Link
Stripper
The Whoopie Boys
Positive I.D.
Shy People
White of the Eye
Wonderland
The In Crowd (1988)
Tales from the Gimli Hospital
Getting It Right
Scenes From the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills
The Match Factory Girl
Without You I'm Nothing
Anima Mundi
Just Another Girl on the I.R.T.
Swoon
Grief
Zero Patience
I Like It Like That
Savage Nights
Frisk
Nico Icon
Hustler White
Ponette
Kiss or Kill
Sick
The Cruise
Relax... It's Just Sex
Beefcake
The Last Cigarette
Just, Melvin: Just Evil
Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale
All Over the Guy
Heart of the World
Decasia
Stone Reader
Vakvagany

And those are just the good movies I've seen that toil in obscurity...

[A.J. Hakari]

I've heard of several films off of FeverDog's list, but the only one I've seen is KISS OR KILL, which was a fairly decent indie thriller.

Strider's right on FOLLOWING; it's an involving, original pictures that hints at Nolan's breakout with MEMENTO.

Like Shaka, I've seen WHO IS CLETIS TOUT?, but I enjoyed the darkly comedic premise and ensemble cast a bit more than he did.

Off of Mike's list I've seen (on a **** scale):

NO SUCH THING - * 1/2
AMY'S O - **
WENDIGO - ***
PERSONAL VELOCITY - **
LITTLE SECRETS - ***
WISEGIRLS - **
LOVELY & AMAZING - *** 1/2
TADPOLE - ***
PUMPKIN - ***
URBANIA - ** 1/2
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK - ** 1/2
THE BUSINESS OF STRANGERS - ***
THE SUBURBANS - ** 1/2
BEST LAID PLANS - **
GOODBYE LOVER - ***
MUMFORD - ***
TUMBLEWEEDS - ***
ANGEL EYES - ** 1/2
THE DEEP END - *** 1/2
WHAT PLANET ARE YOU FROM? - ***

As for my favorite hidden gems, I know very few who have seen such underrated greats as TRUE STORIES, JUDAS KISS, FINDING GRACELAND, and 17 AND UNDER. Anyone else seen these fine, fine pictures?

[Shakamaker]

Originally posted by Adam J. Hakari
Like Shaka, I've seen WHO IS CLETIS TOUT?, but I enjoyed the darkly comedic premise and ensemble cast a bit more than he did.

I may grab another view, but I thought the acting was atrocious, led by Portia, who was trying too hard. She's a lovely girl, and a better actor than that! Tim Allen was shite. I couldn't see him in that role; *spoiler* a hitman who enjoys classic movies. *end spoiler* I expected that character to be a bit quirkier, a bit sharper, a bit...better cast.

I remember the story had holes, and no real bite. I can't recall caring for what happened to any of the characters, either. I'll give it another view.

Anyway, I've another...

Shiner with Michael Caine. Kinda modern-day East-End Shakespeare thang which none of my mates saw, and I've not read too much about on the boards. Anyone see it?

[Mike]

Originally posted by FilmBuff84
Some others:
Psycho Beach Party, The Broken Hearts Club, Best Men, Around The Fire, Girl, Going All The Way, Simply Irresistible, Living Out Loud.

Out of those I saw GIRL, Psycho Beach Party, Simply Irresistible, and Living Out Loud... GIRL was actually really good.


Another one that pretty much never gets mentioned around here is The Last Days Of Disco with Kate Beckinsale and Chloe Sevigny, or Whipped with Amanda Peet ;).

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Adam J. Hakari
TRUE STORIES

As I've said before, John Goodman can do no wrong.

[rushmore beauty]

I liked No Such Thing (8/10) a lot and Following (8/10) was fantastic as well.
I also saw Finding Graceland (5/10) which I wasn't a huge fan of.

[Inglorious]

Gigli! Hah hah! ;)

I couldn't resist, sorry for the pointless post.

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Mike
CHERISH
PUMPKIN
URBANIA
THE CURSE
HYSTERICAL BLINDNESS
LANTANA
THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER
ANGEL EYES
PSYCHO BEACH PARTY
BETTER THAN CHOCOLATE

C'mon, Mike, you're gonna have to do better than that. Who hasn't seen Angel Eyes? It's on pay-cable every other day. And The Curse on your list: Is it that meteor eco-horror flick starring Will Wheaton from, like, '87?

And you know I've seen Urbania (haven't we discussed it before?)

Oh, and by judging by some of the titles on Mike's list, who else thinks he's a lesbian trapped in a man's body?

[FeverDog420]

Niagara, Niagara
Heavenly Creatures
The Broken Hearts Club
Living Out Loud
Buffalo 66
Thesis
The Last Days Of Disco

Been there, done them.

[Reigh Kaufman]

I'm not being a wanker (okay, I am being a wanker) but I have seen most of the films mentioned, with a few notable exceptions. I swear it all stems from to my days as a video clerk.

Some that I have seen that I PRESUME not many will have.

Liars Poker (main 'famous' actor - Flea from RHCP).

The Maddening (maybe a couple of you will have seen Burt Reynolds 'psycho-chiller' - if so, what the fuck were you thinking when you rented it?).

Kannibal - If you have seen this, my sympathies, for you are truly in the grip of film addiction; if you made it to the end without fast-forwarding, try therapy and put the lime in the coconut.

Goodbye Charlie Good Bright - Two British Schmoes may have seen this. I want names.

7 Ways To Sunday - Starring Deborah Harry. Awesome. (Might actually be Six Way To Sunday - Can't remember much about it other tan the kid from Blade 2 is a gangster in it; yeah, scary).

The Zero boys - Paint-ball. Cannibals. Terrible.

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
Goodbye Charlie Good Bright - Two British Schmoes may have seen this. I want names.

Yup, I'm like a moth to a flame with David Thewlis.

Feverdog...you truly do like your obscure little smashers.


:confused:

[JCR]

I've seen shiner. I quite liked it.

Heavenly creatures should be more high profile than it is- a wonderful film.

It's quite ironic frrom my POV that someone thinks battle royale is a little seen film. Maybe where you are The Delfonics, but here it got a fairly wide cinema release. I went to see it 3 times at the cinema, the 1st 2 shows were sell outs and the 3rd one was pretty full too.

[Cosimo]

Originally posted by Shakamaker
Shiner with Michael Caine. Kinda modern-day East-End Shakespeare thang which none of my mates saw, and I've not read too much about on the boards. Anyone see it? [/B]

Im not really a fan of Shiner, pretty average stuff.
Face however is an underrated British gangster flick that should be seen by more people.Robert Carlyle and Ray Winston, what more could you want?


Dirty Pretty Things (8/10)
Once Were Warriors (8/10)
Dinner Rush (8/10)
Palookaville (7/10)
Gridlock'd (8/10)
To Live (8/10)

[flowrchild]

Originally posted by FilmBuff84
The Broken Hearts Club, Best Men, Girl, Simply Irresistible

I've seen these.....unfortunately.

I liked the movie Following which someone mentioned earlier. Definitely a lot of people haven't seen that, and more people should.

The most obscure movie I've seen is Don's Plum, that controversial banned improvisational movie that Leonardo Dicaprio and Tobey Maguire did as a favor to a friend and then fought to not have distributed.

[Mike]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
C'mon, Mike, you're gonna have to do better than that. Who hasn't seen Angel Eyes? It's on pay-cable every other day. And The Curse on your list: Is it that meteor eco-horror flick starring Will Wheaton from, like, '87?

And you know I've seen Urbania (haven't we discussed it before?)

Yes, people have seen Angel Eyes, but it's barely ever mentioned on the boards, which is why I mentioned it. And The Curse is the one that just came out on video this year, not the Wil Wheaton one. Also, I know you've seen Urbania, but not many have seen it. We're not trying to find movies that NOBODY here has seen, we're talking about movies that not many around here have seen or ones that aren't talked about much. Obviously some people will have seen them.

[Subotai]

In a Shallow Grave - highly recommended for Michael Biehn fans.

[Puck Bond]

Fun-sort of like Heavenly Creatures...stars Renee Humphrey and Alicia Witt.

Boston Public-I know a couple schmoes have seen it...cool English film.

Glory Daze-little seen and never discussed Ben Affleck movie, also with Alyssa Milano.

Totally F***ed Up-Gregg Araki film...some schmoes have pry seen this too.

La Haine-great, gritty French film...I know quite a few schmoes have seen but the public doesn't know about this gem.

[A.J. Hakari]

Originally posted by Shakamaker
I may grab another view, but I thought the acting was atrocious, led by Portia, who was trying too hard. She's a lovely girl, and a better actor than that! Tim Allen was shite. I couldn't see him in that role; *spoiler* a hitman who enjoys classic movies. *end spoiler* I expected that character to be a bit quirkier, a bit sharper, a bit...better cast.

Well, I am with you on Portia. Her performance was just flat and unbelievable as all get-out. Allen wasn't fantastic, but I thought his was a decent part, definitely an improvement over the bland JOE SOMEBODY in any case. Oh, well, to each his own. :cool:

[Narst]

Dancer, Texas Pop. 81
No Looking Back
Ash Wednesday
Happy Accidents
Suburbia

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by JCR
Heavenly creatures should be more high profile than it is- a wonderful film.

It's quite ironic frrom my POV that someone thinks battle royale is a little seen film. Maybe where you are The Delfonics, but here it got a fairly wide cinema release. I went to see it 3 times at the cinema, the 1st 2 shows were sell outs and the 3rd one was pretty full too.

Agreed on both points.


Oooooh, and you're spot-on about La Haine Puck...superb film.

[SubMethod]

Has anybody else here seen Smoke Signals(9/10)? It's a really great story about Native Americans who live on a reservation. It was written by one of my favorite author/poets Sherman Alexie.

[Droog989]

Originally posted by The Delfonics

Battle Royale


Great film, and I don't know about the US, but I never saw it distributed at all in Canada, or at least around where I live.

Can't wait for the sequel.

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
7 Ways To Sunday - Starring Deborah Harry. Awesome. (Might actually be Six Way To Sunday - Can't remember much about it other tan the kid from Blade 2 is a gangster in it; yeah, scary).

It's Six Ways to Sunday. I rented it during my insatiable Adrien Brody kick.

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by SubMethod
Has anybody else here seen Smoke Signals(9/10)? It's a really great story about Native Americans who live on a reservation. It was written by one of my favorite author/poets Sherman Alexie.

I liked Smoke Signals when I saw it in theatres, but a few years later I caught it on cable, I liked it a whole lot less. 5/10

[RogueSpear]

Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
The Maddening (maybe a couple of you will have seen Burt Reynolds 'psycho-chiller' - if so, what the fuck were you thinking when you rented it?).


Rented it? I fucking own it! I got it for free though.

Here's some more I doubt people wasted their time watching:
K-911
K-9: P.I.
Short Time
Snakeeater
Snakeeater II: The Drug Buster
Demonicus
Soldier Boyz
American Ninja IV: The Annihilation
Army of One
The Babysitter
The Tie That Binds
Trucks
Bulletproof

I could go on and on...

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by RogueSpear
Here's some more I doubt people wasted their time watching:
Short Time
The Babysitter
Trucks
Bulletproof

I could go on and on...

I was given Trucks on a promo DVD. Don't remember a damn thing about it...

But I do remember kinda liking Short Time. That's the one with Dabney Coleman, right? Didn't suck.

The Babysitter. Hmm...does something in that movie happen on a lake in a dinghy or something? It's been a while.

And, which Bulletproof? The one with Adam Sandler (which basically did suck) or Gary Busey (unseen by me)?

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
The Maddening (maybe a couple of you will have seen Burt Reynolds 'psycho-chiller' - if so, what the fuck were you thinking when you rented it?).

Seen it on TV 7 years ago, it was really bad.

[Sugar_Kane]

The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human - I see this has already been mentioned on this thread but I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere else. Not a bad film either.

[RogueSpear]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
I was given Trucks on a promo DVD. Don't remember a damn thing about it...

Then your one of the lucky ones...

But I do remember kinda liking Short Time. That's the one with Dabney Coleman, right? Didn't suck.

Yeah your thinking of the right movie. Oh, and it did suck ;)

The Babysitter. Hmm...does something in that movie happen on a lake in a dinghy or something? It's been a while.

Nah, this would be a really crappy movie with Alicia Silverstone being obsessed over by three men.

And, which Bulletproof? The one with Adam Sandler (which basically did suck) or Gary Busey (unseen by me)?

That would be the Gary Busey one...

[Psychocandy]

Hmmm...let me think...

Stuart Gordon's The Pit And The Pendulum - 4/5
The Runestone - 4/5
Beg - 1/5
The Passion Of Darkly Noon - 4/5
Kairo - 4/5
Friend - 4/5
St John's Wort - 3/5
Vidocq - 3/5
Running Out Of time - 4.5/5
Fulltime Killer - 4/5
Suicide Circle - 3/5
Buffalo 66 - 5/5
Fun - 4/5
La Haine - 5/5
Besat (Possessed) - 4/5
Sangre Eterna - 4/5
Soft For Digging - 3.5/5
Intruder - 4/5
A Room For Romeo Brass - 4/5
The Chocolate War - 4/5
American Yakuza - 4/5
American Yakuza 2 - 4/5

[RickySlade]

The only really really not known film I have seen was Pumpkin which was a friggin horrible, horrible, horrible movie.

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Psychocandy
The Passion Of Darkly Noon
Buffalo 66
Fun
La Haine
The Chocolate War


1. Brendan Frasier - yea! Ashley Judd - eeeew. I saw this because I like the director's previous movie The Reflecting Skin. Darkly Noon, I remember, was long, slow and boring.

2. Still really like it. Play the soundtrack frequently.

3. I was going to put Fun on my list, but I couldn't remember a think about it other than it being black and white.

4. Saw Hate years ago. About a black, Jew, and...skinhead? It's been a while.

5. Liked it, but didn't put it on my list because it's been discussed on these boards a couple of times before.

[movies35]

Gigli
Pumpkin
Bully
Kids
Teenage Caveman
The Crush (did a lot of people see that?)
Kissing Jessica Stein
May
Angel Eyes
Selena
Darkness Falls
Valley Girl
From Justin To Kelly
Glitter
Crossroads
The Real Cancun

Thats all I can think of off the top of my head.

[DevilMonkey]

A Night at the Golden Eagle.... Thats it.

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by Psychocandy
Stuart Gordon's The Pit And The Pendulum - 4/5
Buffalo 66 - 5/5
La Haine - 5/5
A Room For Romeo Brass - 4/5

A measly 4, but they are all superb.


Hmmm, these flicks certainly aren't obscure...but I don't recall much chat about them...

*rated out of 10

My Demon Lover (3)
Champions (5, for the weepy bits)
The Last Yellow (5.5)
P'Tang Yang Kipperbang (6)
Letter to Brezhnev (6.5)
Pharlap (6.5)
How to Get Ahead in Advertising (7)
Lair Of The White Worm (7, for larfs alone)
King Rat (7)
Let Him Have It (7)
Unman, Wittering & Zigo (8)

Then loads of VAGUELY familiar (mostly horror) flicks such as...

976-EVIL, Wilt/The Misadventures of Mr. Wilt, Aenigma, TerrorVision, Dancing Thru' The Dark, and MORE.

Huh? Pharlap aint even on IMDb...:confused:. Tell me SOMEBODY remembers this film, as I could just be going bloody bonkers.

[imkmk]

Originally posted by movies35
Gigli
Pumpkin
Bully
Kids
Teenage Caveman
The Crush (did a lot of people see that?)
Kissing Jessica Stein
May
Angel Eyes
Selena
Darkness Falls
Valley Girl
From Justin To Kelly
Glitter
Crossroads
The Real Cancun

Thats all I can think of off the top of my head.


wow that's like a list of the worst movie's ever made except for
May and kids not unpopular movies why is it most of the movies
posted sound like porno flicks?? Do porno's count as movies??

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
My Demon Lover
How to Get Ahead in Advertising
Lair Of The White Worm
Let Him Have It

1. Ah, when Scott Valentine tried to capitalize on his role on "Family Ties" (see also Deadtime Stories). I think I still have My Demon Lover on tape from HBO or something. Not that I'm gonna look for it or anything...

2. Yes! Richard E. Grant and a huge talking boil. Grant reteams with director Bruce Robinson in an effort to surpass their cult fave Withnail & I. Almost succeeded, too.

3. There was a time I tried to become a Ken Russell fan. I love Tommy, but sitting through Crimes of Passion, Altered States, Whore and this dorky goth-horror flick put an end to that.

4. Saw this once. Don't recall too much about it other than the ambiguous directive of the title.


Huh? Pharlap aint even on IMDb...:confused:. Tell me SOMEBODY remembers this film, as I could just be going bloody bonkers.

Never saw it (it's about horses, I think?), but here's its IMDb page: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0086102.

[CSmith_Fan]

some that I can think of...

Omega Code
Omega Code 2
May (well..ok few people outside of these boards have seen it)
Goodbye My Children
Cemetary Man (bad ass flick btw)
The Incredible Melting Man
Ishtar (I was into self inflected pain ;) )
Attack of the Bee Women (it was late on Showtime..I was tired..)
Umm..damn! Some Russian one about a boy who spies for the Russians in WW2 and in the end gets killed and some woman runs naked down the street. All done in B&W..by Russians, starring Russians..
Gunhead Japanese live action...1/2 the lines with English subtitles (spoken in Japanese) the other 1/2 of the lines with Japanese subtitles (spoken in English)

and a slew of others I have personally blotted from memory but will probably remember over time..and through the use of search engines to find out their titles

:D

[Annie Hall]

Alright, let me wiggle into obscurity here. Some of these are VERY well known, but I've never (or, maybe, once) heard a schmoe acknowledge their existence...

~Cold Comfort Farm 9/10
~Enchanted April 8/10
~Restaurant 6/10 (the things I do to see Adrien Brody in a leather jacket...)
~The Luzhin Defence 8/10
~Impromptu 8/10
~The Awful Truth 7/10

[Freddy Krueger]

Uncovered
Session 9
Black Circle Boys
Killer Nerd
Beware, Children at Play
Rabid Grannies
The Dead Hate the Living

uhh can't think of anymore right now

[EvilDeadGirl]

The only one that comes to mind is Quest For Fire.

[CSmith_Fan]

Originally posted by EvilDeadGirl
The only one that comes to mind is Quest For Fire.

That was a good flick..of course if you're going to see that, you might as well watch Clan of the Cavebear after it.

Hrm..a semi-naked Rae Dawn Chong.. :D :D ;)

[PsycoPat]

Undisputed...It wasn't very cerebral but as far as prison boxing movies go it was pretty darned good

Penitentiary II...Speaking of prison boxing movies with Leon Issac Kennedy and Mr. T

MeatBalls IV...I missed parts 2 & 3 so I was kinda unclear on why this one starred Corey Feldman and involved water skiing. Every bit as incredibly awful as it sounds...In short, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE:)

The Last Seduction... Linda Fiorentino, Peter Berg and Bill Pullman in the story of a woman who is very low on this list of people you'd like to have pissed off at you

Existenz...Came out about the same time as The Matrix and had some common plot points...Then again they were competely different. Just watch and see what you think

Star Wars...Made by the same guy who did American Graffiti...this movie MUST be seen on drugs. Its got desert midgets with glowing eyes kidnapping robots with british accents and Juliet Prowse's husband dressed up like...I can't even desribe it he's got a ventilator and James Earl Jones' voice and a cape and still manages to be bad ass...It came out in the late 70's its hard to find but worth checking out...

[Jim H]

Radioactive Dreams is a big one for me. I see a lot of b-movies, but that one has always stuck out in my mind. 9/10. And everyone else hates it.

[RicochetShaw]

The Whole Dam Family and the Dam Dog (1905)

I think that, out of every movie I've seen, is the most likely to be unseen by another schmoe :D.

[Reverse Cowgirl]

Speed Of Life (Scott Caan and Mia Kirshner; Directed by Rob Schmidt (Wrong Turn))

The Doom Generation (Rose McGowan and Johnathon Schaech)

Head Above Water (Cameron Diaz and Harvey Keitel)

The Last Supper (Cameron Diaz, Bill Paxton and Ron Eldard)

Summer Fling (Jared Leto, Catherine O'Hara and Christina Ricci)

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by bob
That is a fantastic film. Anybody who liked Memento should search out Following.

It was good, but a bit cold. I liked Memento better.

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by Annie Hall
(the things I do to see Adrien Brody in a leather jacket...)

Isn't he the skinny, tall horse-human hybrid who won an Oscar earlier this year and stuck his tongue down all the way down Huge Berries' system until it came out of her ass?

Haven't seen him in much, but from what I have seen, he's pretty good as an actor and seemed like an upstanding person/horse at the Oscars.

[Hannibal21]

All About Eve, Rebecca, Spellbound, Imitation of Life, and Arsenic & Old Lace, and Gaslight are some films that are very, very well known, but I hardly see anybody on the boards mention them (but All About Eve, is getting slightly more praise :).

[ze424]

What about

The Wayward Bus
The Brave
Chicago Cab
Jerry And Tom



...all good