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dlg1977 , Ster-Kinekor, 20th Century Fox Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group The gods must be crazy.

Final score:

411points

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Libstak 2 years ago

I laugh so much everytime I watch this, wickedly unexpected funny scenes throughout. A real gem.

75points

Willing_subtle , Universal Pictures Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Death becomes her.

My all time fav movie, amazing cast and plot but I have never found a single soul who would praise it with me :/

Final score:

402points

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Bettie-Jean Neal 2 years ago

Loved this movie!

47points

Cup-Mundane , MGM/UA Communications Co., United International Pictures Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group A Fish Called Wanda. I don't know anyone irl, under the age of 40, that knows this movie! It's one of the funniest movies ever. My favorite Kevin Kline movie, hand down!

Final score:

390points

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Kookamunga 2 years ago

Love this one. Comedy perfection. "To call you stupid would be an insult to stupid people! I've known sheep that could outwit you! I've worn dresses with higher IQs!" michael-pa...00e4b6.jpg

63points

effervescent_galaxy , Warner Bros. Pictures Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Constantine with Keanu Reeves and Rachel Weiss. Love that movie, but no one ever seems to know what I’m talking about

Final score:

364points

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Jasper Cool 2 years ago

This is one of my top 10 favorite movies. It got a lot of hate because it really didn't do a good job of interpreting the source material but I still love both the movie and the comic book. Brilliant casting with Tilda Swinton as the angel Gabriel.

83points

moldylemming , Universal Pictures Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group I searched (this thread) and didn't find it (listed already), so (I decided to add)

Batteries Not Included.

It's a cute little 80s movie about some alien robots who took up residence in this old apartment complex and when the residents are threatened with eviction so the place could be torn down, the robots help the tenants and the tenants help the robot aliens. Anyways, I enjoyed it.

Final score:

334points

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Number 5 2 years ago (edited)

This movie is seriously heartwarming and very impressive considering how old it is. The little flying saucers are so well done the illusion is never broken that they're "alive".

63points

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Pleasantville

lmusic008 , New Line Cinema Report

Final score:

305points

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Sue Grigg 2 years ago

The movie had a great message too. The "good old days" was a conformist nightmare.

102points

Perfectpolygons , Tri-Star Pictures Report

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Short Circuit, literally everyone that I talk to has never watched it, or heard of it. It's sad too, because I love that movie so much.

Final score:

285points

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Libstak 2 years ago

No. 5 is alive.

94points

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group The Pink Panther Strikes Again

"Does your dog bite?"
"No"
(dog snarls and bites him)
"I thought you said your dog doesn't bite?"
"That is not my dog"

bdbr , Amjo Productions Report

Final score:

274points

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HarriMissesScotland 2 years ago

The Great Peter Sellers

53points

ellejaysea , Buena Vista Pictures Report

#10

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Grosse Point Blank. Hitman goes to high school reunion.

Final score:

274points

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von Funnyname 2 years ago

TEN YEARS!!

41points

revanherovillain , New Line Cinema Report

#11

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Secondhand lions

Final score:

253points

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Number 5 2 years ago

I always cry at the end of this one. Found family films are the best.

45points

discostud1515 , Buena Vista Pictures, PSO Productions Report

#12

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Flight of the Navigator

Final score:

239points

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Grampa Peter 2 years ago

Epic!

34points

#13

OVS2 said:

ladyhawk

manrealityisab***h responded:

A great 1980s sword and sorcery movie.

OVS2 Report

Final score:

236points

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Mx. Croteau 2 years ago

yes, just be prepared for the cheesiest 80s synth score known to man. however, it is what i really mean when i say i want dark fairy tales. serious subject matter (religion, corruption, lust, greed, guilt, etc.) but with the happily ever after and the true love.

43points

Cat-aclism , Paramount Pictures Studios Report

#14

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Cat-aclism said:

Stardust

AEsylumProductions added:

Who would've thought Tristan would turn out to be such a great Daredevil?

Final score:

231points

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Nadine Bamberger 2 years ago

You can practically never go wrong with Neil Gaiman and Robert deNiro in drag.

65points

#15

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group pseudologiann said:

Secret Garden (1993)

alpevado shared:

Funny story with this one. I studied the book at school, so I had read the book a lot. That year for my birthday the movie came out around the same time. I have a fractured family structure so none of them really talk to each other. For some reason nearly every family member decided that they wanted to take me to a screening of the film. So I saw the film nearly 7 times in the matter of two weeks.

My grandma was one of the last, I didn’t have the heart to tell her I had already seen it 6 times already. We were sitting and watching and unintentionally, I was saying the lines word for word. My grandma noticed and she asked “have you seen this already?” I responded “no, it’s just very accurate to the book” to which she replied “wow, you must have read the book many times.

pseudologiann , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

231points

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Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago

Love, love, love this movie.

40points

#16

The Secret of NIMH

nimrod1138 Report

Final score:

227points

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K Witmer 2 years ago

Oh I love this movie

24points

ReadontheCrapper , 20th Century Fox Report

#17

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Enemy Mine.

The end scene still gets me.

Final score:

222points

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Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Classic. A must-see.

38points

#18

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group So I Married An Ax Murderer

abarthvader , TriStar Pictures Report

Final score:

221points

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HarriMissesScotland 2 years ago

Harriett, oh Harriett....

47points

Dragonfruit_Silver Report

#19

Drop Dead Fred "That's not how the pigeons do it!!" "Cobwebs" Absolutely fell in love with Rik Myall from the very first time I saw that movie!!

Final score:

213points

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NsG 2 years ago

Cobwebs! Yes - to this day I'm not sure how much of the reaction was really Phoebe Cates having a little corpse to herself.

26points

BuddyJim30 , DreamWorks Pictures, Columbia Pictures Report

#20

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Evolution, by the late Ivan Reitman, with David Duchovny and Julianne Moore.

Final score:

198points

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Moi 2 years ago

I, often, quote the line "there's always time for lube!" (Don't ask.... 😂) and NO ONE knows what I'm talking about, and haven't heard of the movie.... Kinda ruins the whole thing. I glad there are others who know/remember it!

52points

flash17k , Buena Vista Distribution Report

#21

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group The Great Mouse Detective

Final score:

197points

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NsG 2 years ago

Another classic. Vincent Price clearly had a whale of a time hamming it up as Ratigan. His Villain Song is just one of the best.

37points

#22

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Aside from one instance on Reddit, I’ve never heard a single person talk about the 2005 movie Robots. It’s got adult jokes that kids won’t catch, a lot of humor, and Robin Williams.

FamineArcher , 20th Century Fox Report

Final score:

191points

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Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago

I didn't realise it wasn't that popular, I thoroughly enjoyed it and even have it on DVD.

29points

HOLDERofFOOD , Universal Pictures Report

#23

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group HOLDERofFOOD said:

Mystery Men

moonbunnychan responded:

I like reminding people that All Star is from that movie originally, and not Shrek.

Final score:

190points

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APL 2 years ago

William H Macy delivering, dead straight, a version of the St Crispin's Day speech about an egg sandwich was great.

23points

blurplethenurple , DreamWorks Pictures Report

#24

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Mouse Hunt

Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, Christopher Walken in one of his best roles

One of my childhood favorites

Final score:

184points

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F. H. 2 years ago

I liked it as a kid, but when I rewatched it I decided the critics of the time were right.

11points

#25

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Fly Away Home. Was obsessed with it and it is never mentioned. Was it a fever dream???

Toezap , Sony Pictures Releasing Report

Final score:

174points

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Otter 2 years ago (edited)

Wonderful movie! Yeah, I remember it, I should watch it again, but mainly I want every human being aged 10-16 to watch it. One of the best coming-of-age movies ever made, and one of the few that tells kids that growing out of childhood isn't just about falling in love.

37points

#26

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West

whirlledtraveller Report

Final score:

173points

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Rage of Aquarius 2 years ago

Somewhere, out there, beneath the pale moonlight...

48points

Unclassy-Teaspoon , Universal Pictures Report

#27

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Balto! Which I could have sworn was massively popular!! When people started talking about The Swan Princess again randomly, I assumed Balto would be next as they were two of my favorites as a kid. Yet when I mentioned it to my friends and such, no one recalled it.

Also please let me mention the 10th Kingdom which is technically a series! Ah suck an elf.

Final score:

169points

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Sam rice 2 years ago

I love the tenth kingdom!

16points

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#28

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Thank You for Smoking. And the irony of the whole film is nobody actually smokes a cigarette as well. I always loved that small detail.

Although there are deleted scenes of them smoking but thankfully they decided to keep them out of the theatrical release.

EBZ766 , Room 9 Entertainment, ContentFilm Report

Final score:

155points

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BobbieC 2 years ago

Really smart film that says alot about our world today.

22points

#29

“9” directed by Shane Acker, produced by Tim Burton.

I thought it was amazing, but the only time k bring it up, 90% of people have never heard of it, the other 10% hate it.

It sucks, but I’m convinced I’m the only fan of that movie. It was so different and dark. And the cast was amazing, it was a fantastic adult animated tale.

It just sucks no one is ever able to fan boy over it with me.

Demiscio8 Report

Final score:

154points

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Breeezy78 2 years ago

With ya on this one.. great story and cinematics, with just the right balance of darkness and hope

15points

ConcealingWillow , Paramount Pictures Report

#30

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group ConcealingWillow said:

The Court Jester. I've never met anyone outside of my family who has even heard of it. It's really old so I understand why, but It's a shame more people haven't seen it.

GormenghastCastle responded:

OH MY GOD! Every time I see a movie post like this I open it to check for The Court Jester and you're the first time I've seen anyone mention it! And it's so high too (at least as of commenting this). Finally my persistence pays off!

Final score:

153points

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Pheebs 2 years ago

“The pellet with the poison is in the flagon with a dragon. The chalice from the palace has the brew that is true.” Loooooooooove this movie.

75points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#31

Dundunduuunnnnnnn said:

The Last Unicorn

HappyChaosOfTheNorth responded:

That movie was my childhood and when I got the meet the author of the book it was based on I cried.

Dundunduuunnnnnnn Report

Final score:

153points

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Rage of Aquarius 2 years ago

My childhood go-to DVD at the library.

17points

#32

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Strange Brew. Bob and Doug Mackenzie's crowning achievement.

cjcmd , MGM/UA Entertainment Co. Report

Final score:

152points

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Suzi Q 2 years ago

Used to have a drinking game to this movie...drink every time they say "Eh" and I don't remember the end..LOL!

26points

mamabol , PolyGram Filmed Entertainment Report

#33

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group The Borrowers

Final score:

152points

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olx 2 years ago

i adore the book but i haven't watched it

16points

Sea-Horror-814 , Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Report

#34

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group The Cutting Edge

Final score:

151points

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Bettie-Jean Neal 2 years ago

Toe-pick!

99points

#35

WildManOnLSD said:

Down Periscope.

Lordmorgoth666 responded:

I showed my kids that movie (12 and 15 at the time) and that scene when the cook farts during silent operation, my daughter legitimately pissed herself laughing and my son was in pain from laughing so hard.

Think I’m gonna put it on again this weekend.

WildManOnLSD Report

Final score:

143points

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Suzi Q 2 years ago

Funny movie!

14points

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#36

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Zathura 100% If you haven't seen it, it's like Jumanji but in space, it's made by the same creator, if you have seen it, tell me im not alone

BradTheFnafGamer , Sony Pictures Releasing Report

Final score:

135points

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Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

Adding onto this, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and it's sequel, The Next Level. I thought it'd be crap because it's a reboot, but dear god was is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

26points

#37

Psychological_Bat865 said:

Treasure Planet

Humble-Grumble added:

This is my favourite movie of all time and it definitely defined a large part of my childhood. The art kicked off my interest in drawing (usually bad OCs, but it was fun); the aesthetic and story inspired my imagination to run wild; the awesome soundtrack fueled those fantasies (hello, maladaptive daydreaming); it got me to read Treasure Island; and it started an interest in sci-fi, fantasy, and, oddly, naval history...the latter bringing me closer to my dad, who's really into naval history. Treasure Planet meant so freakin' much to me that it's almost embarrassing when I look back on it (I was shamefully obsessed). It also had a Hell of a cult following online.

Yet 90% of the time I mention it to someone, I get a blank look. That whole era of animated films is vastly underappreciated.

Humble-Grumble Report

Final score:

131points

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Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

This movie and Atlantis: The Lost Empire. I watched both for the first time a few years ago and I was shocked with how good they were.

20points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#38

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group levEL-1boi said:

Hoodwinked

we-buy-ugly-people responded:

It gives me anti-fairytale Shrek vibes. Little me loved that movie. Esp the grandma

levEL-1boi , The Weinstein Company Report

Final score:

108points

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MarioRossi 2 years ago

Twitchy the hyperactive squirrel was gold!

23points

#39

McMurphyo said:

Death to Smoochie

DubiousDrewski responded:

I just can NOT understand why this movie isn't universally loved. Robin Williams and Edward Norton playing completely against-type in such a hilarious way. Catherine Keener is excellent. Danny Davito and Harvey Fierstein are perfectly cast and perfectly hilarious.

I just don't f*****g get it! 42% on Rotten Tomatoes! What the F**k? WHAT THE F**K?

This movie's lack of success proves to me that I do not understand the world. I do not understand art. This movie is brilliant and hilarious, and I do not understand why more people don't see this.

McMurphyo Report

Final score:

95points

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Helga Bjorg Arnars. 2 years ago (edited)

I have never logged in here before, even though I have wanted to many, many times, but this entry... this entry right here is reason enough to log in. Death To Smoochie is comedy gold. Edward Norton is hilarious... I still want to see someone get drunk on alfalfa drops and orange juice! And Robin Williams... oh, gods, to see him playing a villain. I have this gem on DVD, and love watching it when I'm feeling depressed. It is ridiculous, but so, so, so worth it!

23points

#40

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group Drop Dead Gorgeous. MOAST SMAERTEST.

LaFemmeCinema , New Line Cinema Report

Final score:

91points

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Kookamunga 2 years ago

Yes, this one never gets enough attention. Alison Janney is so funny you could die. Kirstie Alley eating scenery. Amy Adams as a slutty cheerleader. And the greatest pageant talent portion of all time.

20points

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#41

Murder by Death.

Everyone always talks about clue but neglects this classic. They make a great double feature of murder mystery comedies.

Also Fatal Instinct. A terrific spoof, from when spoofs were good.

lordcaldlow_ Report

Final score:

42points

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Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! 2 years ago

Sidney W**g: What meaning of this, Mr. Twain? Lionel Twain: I will tell you, Mr. W**g, if YOU can tell ME why a man who possesses one of the most brilliant minds of this century can't say his prepositions or articles! "What IS THE,", Mr. W**g! "What IS THE meaning of this?" Mr. W**g: That what I said! "What meaning of this?"

7points

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#42

Strange_Increase_373 said:

SLC Punk

ordinarynot responded:

Maybe the most underrated movie on this list. Matt Lillard showed an insane range of acting skills I had no idea he possessed. Would love to see him in way more movies.

Final score:

34points

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Zero1One2Three5Eight 2 years ago

The only movie worth talking about is number 43... doesn't get a picture... and I can guarantee most people on here have never heard of.....

4points

M O'Connell 2 years ago

Probably some copyright issue. Luckily I'm not too concerned: MV5BYThlZG...cbce55.jpg

1point

Dylan Xavier 2 years ago

I was shocked to even see it on here lol.

0points

Veronica Connelly 2 years ago

My sister and I stayed watching this movie. Can't believe it's so low on the list...real shame

0points

Mark Alibozek 2 years ago

One not mentioned that everyone should watch! The Adventures of Baron Munchausen!!😁

1point

Mark Karol-Chik 2 years ago

The scene when they first hear Black Flag is so killer.

1point

Jode Mode 2 years ago

YAS!

1point

Sara Frazer 2 years ago

Wow I'm so happy this movie popped up on this list. I have almost forgotten about it until the times I remember my ex vegan roommate stole my DVD of this. As a very young teen this movie was maybe the first to give me an existential crisis. Especially at the end when Matthew Lillard... *Spoiler* becomes "a suit"... So good and gut-wrenching

0points

Mazer 2 years ago

Good list, missing some excellent films.

-2points

RedditThruAGrapevine , Universal Pictures Report

#43

40 Movies Nobody Ever Talks About, But Are Cult Classics According To People In This Online Group We're Back

(That weird talking dino movie starring John Goodman)

Final score:

33points

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PjandBolt 2 years ago

MY CHILDHOOD!

5points

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Number 5 2 years ago

One of my favorite movies is an old black and white one from the 40s called "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir". I never meet anyone who's even heard of it.

42points

Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

I remember this one. A classic for sure. I think that Star Trek TNG paid homage to it when they had that episode where Beverly Crusher fell for that "ghost."

6points

You kidding me 2 years ago

I remember the series, not the movie.

3points

Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

One of my favourites too, along with “Rebecca” and the 1935 version of “The 39 Steps.”

2points

Rose the Cook 2 years ago

It was one of my mother's favorites, I saw it on late night TV as a kid and would definitely watch it again if I came across it.

2points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Hi. I've seen it twice. Got my hubby to watch it :-)

2points

Pheebs 2 years ago

Oh man, I haven’t seen that since I was in my tweens. I loved watching AMC and TCM channels after school.

1point

Eucritta 2 years ago

It's one of my all-time favorites! Despite my not liking Rex Harrison in any other movie, and indeed, some of his performance grates - he's not really believable as a sea captain. But the rest is so charming, I don't mind.

1point

bumble bee 2 years ago

This is one of my favorite movies!!

1point

gridsleep 2 years ago

I have watched the Rex Harrison classic since I was a kid. Required watching for anyone who thinks they can write romance fiction.

0points

Leodavinci 2 years ago

A delightful movie. One of my favorite old B&W classics. Not in my collection, unfortunately.

0points

FloC 2 years ago

I remember the TV show, not the movie.

0points

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

One of my favorite movies! But I mostly watch older stuff—my mom loved old movies too.

0points

Ueda 2 years ago

A real classic for the elitist. B)

0points

Rhon Young 2 years ago

We watched a movie recently and have rewatched it with other twice in the last two weeks. It has to be one of the best movies I've ever seen. It called The Best Of Men. It's about the doctor who started the Paralympics. It will make you laugh, make you a little angry and maybe even shed a tear but mostly just fall in love with these brave men and women.

0points

Rhon Young 2 years ago

One of my favourites!

0points

Chancey 2 years ago

This was turned into a tv show in the US. I used to watch it.

0points

natie marie 2 years ago

This.film.is.amazing. I happened upon it about 10 years ago. One of the best accidental tv trawling watches ever.

0points

SCamp 2 years ago

I liked it 👍

0points

Beck 2 years ago

My family and I were talking about this a few weeks ago.

0points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

I've seen this. It's beautiful and heart rending.

0points

Lisa T 2 years ago

Ohhhhh, I loved that! Then it became a series

0points

Huddo's sister 2 years ago

I just watched this last year, I found it in the dvd collection of my grandad's after he died. I didn't know what to expect, nut really liked it.

0points

Sanne H. 2 years ago (edited)

Muriels Wedding. Very sweet and funny Australian movie about a girl in a small town, who is always mocked about how unsuccesful and ugly she is, until she takes her life in her own hands while being morally supported by ABBA songs. The Waterloo revenge scene is my favourite.

37points

Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago

You're terrible Muriel.

3points

Helga Bjorg Arnars. 2 years ago

Another one that should be on this list: What Dreams May Come, with Robin Williams and Cuba Gooding jr. Robin Williams in such a serious, straight laced role really opened my eyes to what an absolute gem and artistic talent he was. I miss him endlessly, and I really should watch that one again in his memory.

29points

JLN 2 years ago

I LOVE this movie! Saw it in the theatre and everyone I went with (a very diverse group of 10 people) loved it too. Robin was such an amazing talent at basically everything he did

5points

Monkey Spunk 2 years ago

If you want to be a blubbering mess, based on the Richard Matheson short.

0points

Linouchka 2 years ago

YES !!! Such a strange movie ! I have to watch it again...

0points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

Another totally underrated film with Robin Williams is World's Greatest Dad. Such a beautiful meditation in loss and lying and being true. Can't imagine where you'd find it these days.

0points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Yes. Such a heart breaker

0points

Got Myself 4 Dwarves 2 years ago

Don't know why, but recently I keep trying to find "don't tell mom the babysitter's dead" - loved that as a kid and want to see how badly it's aged

18points

Cath Homer 2 years ago

Actually it's still really good - and the so called fashionable outfits are as dreadful as they ever were 😆

3points

xolitaire 2 years ago

I'd like to add "Sneakers". Robert Redford, River Phoenix, Dan Akroyed, etc etc. Great cast, funny and smart.

18points

boredkoala 2 years ago

Sneakers is SO GOOD!!

4points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

The problem with sneakers is that it's premise was mind blowing when it was made but absurdly obvious now. I've shown it to people and the big reveal by kingsly is met with "yeah that's obvious"

0points

Linouchka 2 years ago

Great movie !! And the music is haunting too !

0points

Rage of Aquarius 2 years ago

Crybaby (1990)

17points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Fried green tomatoes at whistle stop cafe. Firm fave and practical magic. Just two I love

13points

Karis Ravenhill 2 years ago

Excellent movie, and I finally got to try Fried Green Tomatoes after moving to America. They're DELICIOUS! Why aren't they on every diner menu?!

1point

Lara Verne 2 years ago

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. I laughed so hard El orfanato (The Orphanage)- very good ghost movie. Crna mačka, beli mačor (Black Cat, White Cat)- it was crazy af, but that ending. Love it.

11points

Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

I love the Tremors series. Especially the fourth film which is a prequel set in the old west. Gun slinging cowboys facing giant man eating underground worms? Holy CRAP that's badass. Also Tremors invented the whole "Monster that hunts you by sound so you have to stay really quiet" concept before A Quiet Place did.

10points

Number 5 2 years ago

Haha... I first saw Tremors on TV when I was little. I had to sneak it because my mom thought it might scare me too much. I still love the movie and watch it from time to time.

3points

the annoying theatre kid 2 years ago

THE TRUMAN SHOW!!!!

9points

Xīngxīng Emmersyn 2 years ago

I love that movie! I always cry at the end.

1point

Missmic 2 years ago

Airplane! Silly but always gave me a giggle.

8points

Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

The Fisher King a wonderful Terry Gilliam movie with Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams. I love that movie. Watch it pple!

6points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

That is an amazing movie. Has the single most shocking piece of violence I've ever seen. It's astounding.

1point

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Moulin rouge I loved too. Like 10 of my favorites are on this list

5points

GFSTaylor 2 years ago

This is a list of movies 'that are never talked about'. A movie that's been turned into a West End musical doesn't exactly fit here.

0points

Bobby 2 years ago

I think Pan's Labyrinth should be on this list. Not sure if it was actually really big outside the US, but when I talk about it in the US people get really interested until I tell them it's subtitled. But it was done so well I always end up forgetting that I'm reading subtitles and is hands down one of my favorite movies of all time

4points

LadyMarsh 2 years ago

One of my favourites too, being from the UK It was quite big here too. Wish subtitles wouldn't put people off watching a fantastic film

1point

Sanne H. 2 years ago

I don’t think it should be on this list. People who have seen it, won’t forget that one easily.

0points

Monkey Spunk 2 years ago

Try Del Toro's early stuff, the Devil's Backbone, Kronos, it's much better than his recent crap.

0points

The only Plueschopossum 2 years ago

I miss "The 'Burbs" in this list. One of my all-time favorite Tom Hanks movies.

4points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

I love the Klopeks! Also, a film titled "Moving" with Rchard Pryor reminds me a bit of this one.

0points

Winter 2 years ago

Idiocracy

4points

Scott Baysinger 2 years ago

It's got electrolytes!

1point

Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

Oh and then there is: Life of Brian by Monty Python!

4points

Iggy 2 years ago

Except everybody knows about Life of Brian! This is a list of lesser known and unknown films.

8points

Pernille Dyre 2 years ago (edited)

Bugsy Malone, by Alan Parker, is my alltime favourite. Miese and men, Gary sinise and John Malkovich... Cat Ballou.... Jane fonda, Lee Marvin, nat king Cole etc. It's so funny and even the horse is drunk

4points

perkio 2 years ago

I'll have to check that one. As a kid, I always liked the 1976 Bugsy Malone with Scott Baio and Jodie Foster. Cheezy, but oh so cute.

1point

Nadine Bamberger 2 years ago

I love "Stranger than Fiction", my favorite Will Ferrel movie.

4points

Beck 2 years ago

Yes! Confessions of a dangerous mind, too.

1point

Susie Elle 2 years ago (edited)

I'd like to add Outrageous Fortune and Troop Beverly Hills

4points

Alexandra Konigsburg 2 years ago

How is Willow not on this list?! High fantasy, camp, and Val Kilmer just chewing away at the scenery. If you know "my old disappearing pig trick", you know.

3points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

I've heard talk of a remake or a series. I can only imagine there's some legal problem like a music copyright with the move because it's very hard to find

0points

Mel Ina 2 years ago

District 9 by Neill Blomkamp!

3points

Linda Lee 2 years ago

Drop Dead Fred. 11% on Rotten Tomatoes but 77% audience score. Adult's childhood imaginary friend comes back. It's a comedy ...sort of.

3points

You kidding me 2 years ago

Showgirls (1995) Shows how corrupt Las Vegas was/is.

3points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

"The Best Years of Ours Lives" circa 1946-7. If that isn't what home after war is like, then... well, it's always relevant, IMO. And I'll never surrender my love for A Cat In Paris.

3points

Rannveig Ess 2 years ago

Quirky cult movies: "11:14" , "29 palms" "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" "Mama" Don't forget to watch "Jojo Rabbit"

2points

Will Lockwood 2 years ago

Rabbit Proof Fence - 2002, about the escape of 3 aboriginal girls and their trip across the Outback. The Triplets of Belleville - A most imaginative and creatively illustrated animated story with a great soundtrack.

2points

BeeCee 2 years ago

Loved both of these films too

0points

Daniel (ShadowDrakken) 2 years ago (edited)

Krull. Dragon Slayer. The Beastmaster. Flight of the Dragons. Legend.

2points

Chancey 2 years ago

My wedding dress was a copy of the dress the princess wore in Krull.

2points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago (edited)

I've seen dragonslayer and beastmaster pop up on Netflix so they're apparently still in circulation. Krull on the other hand never seems to pop up and it's a real gem.

0points

Shannon bragg 2 years ago

I think your missing Ladyhawke & Excalibur 😆

0points

Megan O'Neill 2 years ago

Top Secret with Val Kilmer. I can sing along with the songs. I love this movie and it seems like no one else has heard of it.

2points

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

My father thought of my name while shaving one morning. (Nick) Hillary: the name means girl with big bosom. It's been a few years... so I may be a little off.

1point

BeeCee 2 years ago (edited)

I still think the ballet scene is one of the funniest ever and the resistance fighters Chocolate Mousse and Latrine..hahahah

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Watched it many times.

0points

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

How about UHF, Better off Dead, The Game, Conspiracy Theory

2points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

You get an upvote for UHF

1point

H.L.Lewis 2 years ago

Many on this list I have heard of , but never seen. Might be time to look them up. I do have several of them on DVD, because they are so good. And others I have seen that I should get on DVD. One not listed, but that I need to find: My Favorite Year. Awesome movie.

2points

Lovin' Life 2 years ago (edited)

I didnt see Labyrinth with David Bowie! I absolutely love this movie but very very few have ever even heard of it. I also loved Private Eyes with Don Knotts and Tim Conway! It was filmed at the Biltmore House! Hilarious

2points

anarkzie 2 years ago

Probably depends on the age of the people you're talking to, Labyrinth is pretty well known film.

6points

Iggy 2 years ago

You might want to ask a few more people. Labyrinth (there's no 'The') is one of the more well known 80s movies.

3points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Yes to Labrynth. Oh and the princess bride

0points

grace galán 2 years ago

MILO AND OTIS❤️❤️❤️❤️ I watched it everyday man

2points

Dan St John 2 years ago

A Boy and his Dog. Don Johnson in a post-apocalyptic world.

2points

boredkoala 2 years ago

Yes!!

0points

Agfox 2 years ago

Unpopular choice: Beverly Hills Chihuahua, our cats watched it from start to finish!

2points

Beck 2 years ago

Troop beverly hills is good too.

1point

K Witmer 2 years ago

Just one of the guys from 1985, the ramen girl 2008, catch and release 2006

2points

BeeCee 2 years ago

True Romance is my all time favorite Christian Slater movie....also love Welcome to the Dollhouse, Melancholia, Last Stop for Paul, This Boy's Life and pretty much anything Sam Rockwell is in no matter how obscure. I will have to give some of the films mentioned in this conversation a try

1point

BUMMERS 2 years ago

"MIXED NUTS", Steve Martin, Madeline Khan, Liev Schreiber (in drag) in one of the funniest movies ever!

1point

Will Lockwood 2 years ago

Big Fish with Albert Finney - A beautiful, quirky, and memorable story that blurs the line between dreams and reality.

1point

Richard Henderson 2 years ago

They missed Dark City.

1point

Heather Menard 2 years ago

They missed Better off dead

1point

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

I want my two dollars!

1point

Mike Loux 2 years ago

Waking Ned Devine. You're welcome.

1point

Beck 2 years ago

Clue and the never ending story.

1point

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Clue is probably my kids favorite movie

0points

Deja Katz 2 years ago

Is Watership Down on this list?

1point

Bill Evs 2 years ago

Withnail & I

1point

Liam's mom 2 years ago

Time Bandits

1point

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

I love time bandits. My daughter on the other hand, hates it. She says it reminds her of the kind of dreams she has when she's sick and you know... She's not wrong.

0points

Ron M 2 years ago

Eddie and the Cruisers The Babysitter Is Dead Serendipity Ruby Sparks The Last Seduction The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming

1point

SykesDaMan 2 years ago

I'd add: Fresh (1994), Swimming with sharks (1994) and Judgement night (1993).

1point

SykesDaMan 2 years ago

The Infernal affairs trilogy (HK 2002-2003), The good, the bad and the weird (SK 2008), ...

2points

ShareMusic 2 years ago

What About Bob?

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

LOVE that movie. You’ve also got to see “The man who knew too little”. It’s Bill Murray at his finest. You won’t find it unless you buy it but it is so worth it!

-1point

Fred Burrows 2 years ago

I enjoy watching "Shoot 'em up" . It's not for everybody but maybe they made that movie just for me.

1point

R C 2 years ago

Joe's apartment..I love it.

1point

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

Funky towel towel's got the funk.

0points

Iggy 2 years ago

A very silly and very enjoyable film!

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

so good , nothing beats a good cockroach musical

0points

Lisa T 2 years ago

I have watched pretty much every one of these movies, some of them a lot of times. But I’m 50, so I guess it depends on your age

1point

Random Panda 2 years ago

I'm 30 and I know nearly all of these, quite a few I thought of as quite popular.

0points

J Gunn 2 years ago

The Raid is one of the greatest action movies I've ever seen and no one I've ever asked even heard of it

1point

LH25 2 years ago

Mine is "She's having a baby" (1988) with Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth McGovern.

1point

Lingon 2 years ago

Soo...only movies from English speaking countries? I think you need to broaden your horizons.

1point

Jette Wang Wahnon 2 years ago

FINALLY !! Kurosawa, Visconti,Bergman,Carl Dreyer,Lars von Trier etc.etc

5points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

From Korea: a lot of horror movies if you like 'em, and you don't need to speak the language to feel the feels in, say, "Train to Busan". While it is Anglophone, "Cargo". Pedro Almodovar (tho' Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown may offend some) films in general, to me. The Double Life of Veronique. And I liked Constans. (The Constant Factor in English).

5points

Angelar 2 years ago (edited)

Why would the "Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown" be offensive to anyone? People are crazy. Just got politically corrected for admiring a paralyzed cat here on BP, lol

3points

Daria B 2 years ago (edited)

Can't list them all, so I'll just add a few that come to my mind right now. I'll be trying to select the films that were popular within the region, but seemingly not so much abroad (based on my own impression). Italy: Jack Frusciante è uscito dal gruppo, La guerra degli Antò, Momo alla conquista del tempo, anything with Aldo Giovanni and Giacomo. Korea: every film that has Won Bin in it, 200 Pounds Beauty, Oseam (not sure it was popular, but one of my personal favourites), Welcome to Dongmakgol, Jeon Woo-chi (the 2009 film), May 18, The Host (popular abroad, but seems forgotten), I'm a Cyborg But That's OK. Japan (focus on live action): Battle Royale 1 and 2 (okay they were popular abroad too but they feel kinda forgotten), any film directed by Takeshi Kitano, The Twilight Samurai, Linda Linda Linda, Taste of Tea, Electric Dragon 80,000v. Hong Kong: anything directed by Stephen Chow, Cocktail. Taiwan: Eternal Summer. And... that's it for now. I might come back with more.

3points

Chancey 2 years ago

Ok how about Elling? It's a Norwegian movie with English subtitles and is quite good. BTW I am an American.

2points

Sanne H. 2 years ago (edited)

I know some non-English pieces that I find great, but they don’t fit the list: either the world remembers them very well (e.g. Amélie, Les Intouchables, Pan’s Labyrinth, La Vita è Bella), the world didn’t pay attention when it came out (e.g. Mah Nakorn) or the world will never care since it will only appeal to a very regional audience (e.g. Los Flamencos, Chez Nous, Bro’s before Ho’s)

2points

Angelar 2 years ago

Recommendations are very appreciated!

2points

Chancey 2 years ago

I am surprised that no one mentioned Soylent Green with Charlton Heston.

0points

Chrissa Gordon 2 years ago

This is an English based app. What do you expect. Rather than complain you could add your favorite non- English movie.

-3points

Gary Richardson 11 months ago

Harold and Maud. A weird movie about a young man who falls in love with an 80 year old woman. The rest is so weird that it's hard to explain it.

0points

August Stanley Sukenik 2 years ago

The Court Jester is one of my favorite old films! I love that it's on this list! Danny Kaye was such a talent and a master of physical comedy. His wife wrote all the songs for the movie and the musical sequences were just so much fun! Plus, you have a young Angela Lansbury and Glynnis Johns who are both fantastic as a spoiled princess and a rebel spy, respectively. This is the film that coined the expression: " Get it? Got it. Good!". Definitely a classic! 🙂

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago (edited)

Galaxy Quest and also the animated film Titan AE

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago

It Happened One Night with Clark Cable and Claudette Colbert. Meet John Doe with Cary Cooper as well as him in Ball of Fire with Barbara Stanwick. I really liked Razors Edge but funnily enough the Bill Murray version. My teenager and I recently watched Wings the first academy award winner for best picture. Silent, but you soon forget you’re reading as well cuz really good. And My Man Godfrey with Carol Lombard is so funny. Oldies but all stand the test of time, still relatable and nothing now inappropriate.

0points

Matt Linden 2 years ago

Robert Altman’s live action Popeye starring Robin Williams and Shelly Duval got terrible reviews when it was released but I loved it.

0points

Charles Kaiser 2 years ago

You missed the best comedy and most romantic movie ever made about New York: A Thousand Clowms.

0points

Hywel Thomas 2 years ago

Stick me down for Clerks

0points

Nenad Pavlović 2 years ago

In which reality are these movies less known??

0points

Mike Brew 2 years ago

The ‘Burbs - 1989

0points

Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

How can you miss Labyrinth and 2 Vincent Price masterpieces: The Abominable Dr Phibes and Dr Phibes Rises From The Grave! Campy. Catchy. Well worth finding.

0points

Becky Scroggins 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons (1982) John Ritter & James Earl Jones

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago (edited)

Also forgot to mention The Man with Two Brains with Steve Martin, The Man Who Knew Too Little, and What About Bob? with Bill Murray.

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

SLING BLADE with Billy Bob Thornton. He wrote, directed, and starred in it. Makes me cry every time. And Bambi Lee Savage singing "Darlin'" is awesome.

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

If they're going for really old classics, two movies from the 50s(?) "REEFER MADNESS" and "THEM" .

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

""Breaking Away" is another one missing from the list. A wonderful movie. "The Maiden Heist" is another. Morgan Freeman, Christopher Walken and William H Macy. A great team in a funny funny movie with just the right amount of sweetness.

0points

I'mNotARoboat 2 years ago

I love just about every movie on this list. What's missing is "The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert"

0points

Rahmad Mulya 2 years ago

I only know zathura....

0points

Whitney keen 2 years ago

Okay, its not a "good" movie, per se, but if you wanna see some crazy s**t, Meet the Feebles. Its muppets on crack. Literally. Same director as Lord of the Rings

0points

Leodavinci 2 years ago

A "cult classic" can be well known... as most of these are..

0points

Emilie Araiza 2 years ago

I've seen most of these and have them either on DVD or saved on my TV. :) What about the last starfighter? I mention that one and I get confused looks....

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. My #1 favorite movie. Yes I have weird taste.

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Krull. Great movie that almost no one knows about.

0points

Anna Bremmer 2 years ago

No High Spirits? No Funny People? The Jerk?

0points

Chris G 2 years ago

Fantastic Mr fox

0points

Michael Hill 2 years ago

I totally agree with you on the movie “9.” I own a dvd copy. I recall anticipating for it to come to the local theaters on 9-9-2009.

0points

Anthony Picco 2 years ago

Did anyone mention "A New Leaf" with Walter Matthau & Elaine May? Great low key comedy that ends on a sweet note

0points

Juan-Pierre Milner 2 years ago

Jock and the bushveld, is another South African classic that not very many ppl n know about. Just a warning there is one very sad scene. (won't spoil) but a must watch.

0points

Juan-Pierre Milner 2 years ago

Correction: Jock of the bushveld.

0points

Virginie Michaud 2 years ago

Peter and Elliott the dragon Anyone? 🥺

0points

MikeyWaveOven (he/him) 2 years ago

Weird Science should be in here!

0points

Karis Ravenhill 2 years ago

Hercules Returns, 1993, Australian's scrambling to dub over the movie being played in their cinema when the reel arrives with Italian audio instead of English. Who else has seen it? Tell me it isn't one of the funniest movies ever created?! "On one condition, ya lower yer nipples!". To this day that line has me rolling on the floor.

0points

Melanie Sukh 2 years ago

My vote would be “Brother From Another Planet”. Don’t let the goofy name fool you. This cult favorite from the 80’s is about an enslaved alien who comes to earth to escape oppression. He’s Black and is hunted by evil white-skinned “police”. It’s poignant and thoughtful, well worth the effort to find it.

0points

Luna W. 2 years ago

What about "Crash"..!?

0points

Eralia Pacheco 2 years ago

I feel like everyone here would love Tubi TV. It's free and it's loaded with gems you forgot existed! Just watched a fish called Wanda.

0points

Marnie 2 years ago

Also, "Ice Castles". (Watched it for the first time in at least 25 years a couple of years ago and it was still good.)

0points

Marnie 2 years ago

Rat Race. I've never laughed so hard at any other movie and most people I know have never heard of it.

0points

CariBear 2 years ago

Night of the Comet and The Last Starfighter are two of my favorite 80’s gems 😊 coincidentally both starring Catherine Mary Stewart

0points

K R 2 years ago

Haunted Honeymoon

0points

bv7hearts 2 years ago

Legend, What Dreams May Come, Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead, Fried Green Tomatoes, The Naked Gun movies

0points

Anais Adame 2 years ago

Cry baby should be on this list!

0points

Vladimíra Matejová 2 years ago

I know a lot of these and I like them. I am not even an american. Is it possible that some of these were actually more popular outside of the US? Like short circuit, the last unicorn, NIMH: oh I loved them as a child and still love then today. Such classics. Death is on her, Mouse hunt - I kind of liked them back then, but not so much these days. Hoodwinked: Am I so old that this is considered a classic already? :-D I remember when I went to the cinema to see it. a genuis film and a wonderful czech dubbing really I wouldnt even watch it in my language I want to hear the immortal czech lines... I found some candles...dynamite...yeah that is probably something in italian :-D

0points

Nixstar 2 years ago

Flight of the Navigator is one of my all time favourite films. I have a 3D printed Puckmaren :D It was my absolute fave as a kid. I loved DARYL as well from the same era. I don't think they're underrated, they're just kids' films of their time. Neither are close to unheard of or unknown by people who were kids in the 80s.

0points

Alex Travous 2 years ago

What about "Sunshine"?

0points

Angelar 2 years ago

Which "Sunshine"? 1999? 2007?

0points

Ueda 2 years ago

No Braindead, the best movie by Peter Jackson? Pfui!

0points

Miklós Nagy 2 years ago

Gattaca, anyone?

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Except it's quite well known

0points

Glirpy 2 years ago

I would put Tucker & Dale vs Evil on the list.

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago

That movie is hilarious. My wife and I quote it all the time. "We've had a doozy of a day."

0points

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

One of my all time favorites is State and Main. Written and directed by David Mamet, (Wag the Dog), it's worth finding.

0points

Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)

'I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore'. I don't know anybody who's seen it, but it's one of my favorites. Also, 'The Other Guys'.

0points

Unaffected 2 years ago (edited)

Try non English speaking movies, they deserve to be mentioned. I'll add a Dutch movie Antonia's line (1995).One of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen!

0points

Becky Boat 2 years ago

Harold and Maude also any Monty Python movie

0points

Steve Perkovich 2 years ago

If you like the “grungy/gritty” type of movie, The Sultan Sea is one of my absolute favorites!! Connects on so many different levels!

0points

Daniele Tigli 2 years ago

Cloud Atlas

0points

Duke Craig 2 years ago

Dragonslayer

0points

Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago

Now I have a whole new list of movies to watch.

0points

SirWriteALot 2 years ago

Once Were Warriors amazing movie but hard to watch ... one of those "watch once" movies that stick with you and will make you think about them regularly.

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago

What about any of Mel Brooks movies like Dracula: Dead & Loving It, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Blazing Saddles, & Young Frankenstein. As well Silver Streak with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.

0points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

Those are good, but people know them.

0points

ChickyChicky 2 years ago

I've been tracking down older kids movies like Second Hand Lions, Flight of the Navigator, Fly Away Home, Holes. I don't like to be a "kids these days" kind of person, but I really haven't found kids movies these days that have the same slow plot and character development. Everything is so bright and noisy and has micro-second shots and it all goes really fast. I feel like it's not great for kid's attention spans. I can only think of a few newer kids movies that are slower like that, if anyone has any suggestions, I'd love to hear them. "We Can Be Heroes" on Netflix was pretty good. (Side note: DO NOT watch Bridge to Tarabithia without first reading through a plot summary and deciding if your kids can handle it. My kids did not. I didn't know. It was a bad night.)

0points

Devil's Advocate 2 years ago

D.A.R.Y.L. Watch it!

0points

Alex Luiz 2 years ago

Freaking heck, some of my favourite films of all time are on here. I must immediately see the rest!

0points

Joe Reaves 2 years ago

Empire Records - Anthony La Paglia, Rory Cochrane, Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, cracking sound track. Remix Fan Edition is the superior version in my opinion. So many fun moments, especially the shoplifter chase!

0points

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

Not on Rex Manning day! You play a mean guitar Mark too bad you have to die.

0points

abby smink 2 years ago

The Star Wars movie that was JUST the Ewoks...I swear that existed?

0points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

It did and it’s not as good as you remember. At least, it wasn’t as good as I remembered.

1point

Femke 2 years ago

Merry christmas Mr Lawrence with David Bowie. Still makes me cry

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago

Yep. Forgotten about this Thanks

0points

David Miller 2 years ago

Two of my favorites that NO ONE even knows about 1) "The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra" (2001), made to be incredibly bad its funny and some great quotes! 2) "Noises Off" (1992). Its about a stage play being put on and all the shananagans that happens backstage before, during and after the show.

0points

Eric Forman 2 years ago (edited)

Midnight Special. Basically ET meets Superman as a boy. Very surprised by it. Michael Shannon is just incredible.

0points

Beth Ellis 2 years ago

Canadian Bacon - John Candy

0points

Kat Unst 2 years ago

47 Ronin and Dragon Blade are PHENOMENAL movies!!!

0points

Caroline Sinclair 2 years ago

Does Magnolia belong here? And Total Eclipse, with Leonardo di Caprio playing the poet Rimbaud, complete with full-frontal nudity.

0points

BeeCee 2 years ago

Total Eclipse very entertaining and on my list of favorites

0points

Vero 2 years ago

the cell (Jennifer Lopez y Vincent Donofrio), renaissance man (Danny DeVito)

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

the Cell was intense

0points

Elena Cafaro 2 years ago

One Crazy Summer. One of John Cusack's lesser known 80's movies. My brothers and I have been obsessed with it our whole lives. We freak whenever we encounter someone that knows it.

0points

Sanne H. 2 years ago

This was a nice list, with a few movies I forgot about but which I really enjoyed back then.

0points

Romy Claassen 2 years ago

Citizen X, what a great movie. Sorry not to see it mentioned here.

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

That was awesome. Donald Sutherland, right?

0points

Rebecca Olds 2 years ago

For me a forgotten classic is flight of dragons with james earl jones as the red wizard. It's an 80s animated movie that is as beautiful as the last unicorn. Very similar art styles. 3 that were small news when i first got hooked on them were: 1. Split infinity 2. Behind the waterfall with gary burghoff 3. Rigoletto not the opera

0points

Pezor Zass 2 years ago

Leningrad Cowboys Go America is one of my favourite movies. I make all of my friends watch it

0points

bumble bee 2 years ago

Life with Father is one of my favs. Rebecca, since it is hardly to never played anywhere because of copyright issues. TCM can't even play it.

0points

Margaret Kienzle 2 years ago

Where is Local Hero? Buckaroo Banzai across the 9th Dimension? And Diva.

-1point

𝙸'𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚘𝚋!(new account) 2 years ago (edited)

I think another that can probably be added is: The Outsiders. Just me? Absolutely loved the book and movie!

-1point

NevadaJo 2 years ago

Most of these movies are some of my favorites

-1point

Bored Moogle 2 years ago

I always liked Troop Beverly Hills.

-1point

M.B. 2 years ago

Am I the only person who saw Man Facing Southeast?

-1point

Amy Shanks 2 years ago

The Long Shot with Tim Conway and Harry Korman. 1986

-1point

Cold Contagious 2 years ago

My girls love Serial Mom with Kathleen Turner, Ricky Lake, Matthew Lillard, and other stars. Their mom ends up killing people in the most hilarious, gruesome, shocking ways, but nobody believes it's her. It's so funny. Everyone they've showed it to has loved it.

-1point

BWC 2 years ago

Company of Wolves, Secret Life of Walter Mitty, After Hours, American Beauty, etc...

-1point

Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

Labyrinth -- David Bowie, Jim Henson. What was he on when he designed this? Blow a kiss to M.C. Esher and enjoy!

-1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

“The Terminal”, Tom Hanks acting is among the best performances I’ve ever seen and I believe it’s one of his lesser known movies.

-1point

Dl B 2 years ago

"Predestination"

-1point

Douglas Turner 2 years ago

The Ruling Class with Peter O'Toole

-1point

Vic Parry 2 years ago

Bernard & the genie!

-1point

gridsleep 2 years ago

If any of these films are not in your library, kick yourself in the ass or face whichever is closer or bigger and go get them. This list is startlingly, astoundingly perfect in its inclusivity and I have probably never seen such a close to perfect list in all my born days. Is this the months long labor of a madman or the momentary inspiration of a saint? Must be both. GET THESE FILMS. If you already have them all, a blessing upon your house, even though I deny that there is anything that provides blessings.

-1point

gridsleep 2 years ago

Who negative-one'd all of these posts down here? Are you mental?

2points

Axolotl King 2 years ago

Sorry for everyone I'm about to make feel old but: I'm a 2007 kid, I've only heard of one of these and it was "Robots"

-1point

gridsleep 2 years ago

Better to be old and wise than young and stupid. Live long and prosper. 🖖

0points

Big Dog Island 2 years ago

One of my favorites that is not on this list is “Gentleman Broncos”, by the same writer as Napoleon dynamite, great movie but it bombed in theaters. Sam Rockwell is great in it, so many funny parts throughout the movie, highly suggest watching this movie if you liked Napoleon Dynamite.

-1point

Jessica Cifelli 2 years ago

One of my favorite "forgotten" movies is The Land Before Time. The whole series really. Very cute little dinosaur movies

-1point

SCamp 2 years ago

Oh wow there are so many: - The Princess Bride - This is Spinal Tap - The Rocker - Hot Rod - Napoleon Dynamite - Nacho Libre I could go on

-1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

Yes, but people know them.

1point

Carito alias La Cototina 2 years ago

Lucy and Promising Young Woman

-1point

Banjocricket 2 years ago

Strike:All I Wanna Do! Kirsten Duntz, Gaby Hoffman, Rachel Leigh Cook, Merrit Weaver, Heather Matarazzo, and Vincent Kartheiser in a comedy about girls at a private school in the sixties starting a revolution when the board tries to merge with a boys school. I found it by accident and it became one of my favorites. Makes me tear up every time. Genuinely bummed that people don't know about it. "Up your ziggy with a wa wa brush!"

-1point

Mike Dumas 2 years ago

Saw most of them. Don't forget the Iron Giant!

-1point

Chich 2 years ago (edited)

Bliss (1985) Had a thing for Honey Barbara :) Loved the ending.

-1point

perkio 2 years ago

As a cynical, sarcastic b***h, I have to say "The Ref" is one of my favorite Christmas movies. It's an annual tradition thrown in with the all the regulars... Charlie Brown, Grinch, Wonderful Life, etc.

-1point

Ponyo (they/them) 2 years ago

Not Another Teen Movie, The Matriarch, Hurricane Bianca, and Booksmart should also be here.

-1point

Emilie 2 years ago

Riding in cars with Boys, is amazing and I love it

-1point

MyOpinionHasBeenServed 2 years ago

A Gnome Named Norm should be on here.

-1point

Sara Frazer 2 years ago

American History X, anyone??

-1point

Fred L. 2 years ago

Great film, but hardly unknown.

0points

Paula McNeely 2 years ago

I Love You To Death. HA-LARIOUS

-1point

SillyDragonfly4 2 years ago

Passion of Mind with Demi Moore. I don't know anyone else who has watched this one but I love it!

-1point

Fishwasher 2 years ago

The big lebowski

-1point

Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

Everybody talks about that movie!

9points

TheDivineMsM 2 years ago

Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken- love this movie and it's hard to find now

-1point

Zarah McGuire 2 years ago

Fantastic Planet (1973) is amazing.

-1point

Orillion 2 years ago

The Man from Earth (2007), a movie about a 14.000 year old man revealing his history to his fellow scientists.

-1point

Kristopher Still 2 years ago

Freddie as F.R.O.7 was mine. Cannot find this anywhere for love nor money!!

-1point

Kristopher Still 2 years ago

btw if anyone can seem to locate a copy of this on DVD or know when i can download it then please reply lol iv been searching for a very long time.

0points

Elita One 2 years ago

The Speed Racer movie, animation ahead of it's time and that final race is freaking amazing!

-2points

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Number 5 2 years ago

One of my favorite movies is an old black and white one from the 40s called "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir". I never meet anyone who's even heard of it.

42points

Thomas Biorogue 2 years ago

I remember this one. A classic for sure. I think that Star Trek TNG paid homage to it when they had that episode where Beverly Crusher fell for that "ghost."

6points

You kidding me 2 years ago

I remember the series, not the movie.

3points

Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

One of my favourites too, along with “Rebecca” and the 1935 version of “The 39 Steps.”

2points

Rose the Cook 2 years ago

It was one of my mother's favorites, I saw it on late night TV as a kid and would definitely watch it again if I came across it.

2points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Hi. I've seen it twice. Got my hubby to watch it :-)

2points

Pheebs 2 years ago

Oh man, I haven’t seen that since I was in my tweens. I loved watching AMC and TCM channels after school.

1point

Eucritta 2 years ago

1point

bumble bee 2 years ago

This is one of my favorite movies!!

1point

gridsleep 2 years ago

I have watched the Rex Harrison classic since I was a kid. Required watching for anyone who thinks they can write romance fiction.

0points

Leodavinci 2 years ago

A delightful movie. One of my favorite old B&W classics. Not in my collection, unfortunately.

0points

FloC 2 years ago

I remember the TV show, not the movie.

0points

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

One of my favorite movies! But I mostly watch older stuff—my mom loved old movies too.

0points

Ueda 2 years ago

A real classic for the elitist. B)

0points

Rhon Young 2 years ago

0points

Rhon Young 2 years ago

One of my favourites!

0points

Chancey 2 years ago

This was turned into a tv show in the US. I used to watch it.

0points

natie marie 2 years ago

This.film.is.amazing. I happened upon it about 10 years ago. One of the best accidental tv trawling watches ever.

0points

SCamp 2 years ago

I liked it 👍

0points

Beck 2 years ago

My family and I were talking about this a few weeks ago.

0points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

I've seen this. It's beautiful and heart rending.

0points

Lisa T 2 years ago

Ohhhhh, I loved that! Then it became a series

0points

Huddo's sister 2 years ago

I just watched this last year, I found it in the dvd collection of my grandad's after he died. I didn't know what to expect, nut really liked it.

0points

Sanne H. 2 years ago (edited)

37points

Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago

You're terrible Muriel.

3points

Helga Bjorg Arnars. 2 years ago

29points

JLN 2 years ago

I LOVE this movie! Saw it in the theatre and everyone I went with (a very diverse group of 10 people) loved it too. Robin was such an amazing talent at basically everything he did

5points

Monkey Spunk 2 years ago

If you want to be a blubbering mess, based on the Richard Matheson short.

0points

Linouchka 2 years ago

YES !!! Such a strange movie ! I have to watch it again...

0points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

Another totally underrated film with Robin Williams is World's Greatest Dad. Such a beautiful meditation in loss and lying and being true. Can't imagine where you'd find it these days.

0points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Yes. Such a heart breaker

0points

Got Myself 4 Dwarves 2 years ago

Don't know why, but recently I keep trying to find "don't tell mom the babysitter's dead" - loved that as a kid and want to see how badly it's aged

18points

Cath Homer 2 years ago

Actually it's still really good - and the so called fashionable outfits are as dreadful as they ever were 😆

3points

xolitaire 2 years ago

I'd like to add "Sneakers". Robert Redford, River Phoenix, Dan Akroyed, etc etc. Great cast, funny and smart.

18points

boredkoala 2 years ago

Sneakers is SO GOOD!!

4points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

The problem with sneakers is that it's premise was mind blowing when it was made but absurdly obvious now. I've shown it to people and the big reveal by kingsly is met with "yeah that's obvious"

0points

Linouchka 2 years ago

Great movie !! And the music is haunting too !

0points

Rage of Aquarius 2 years ago

Crybaby (1990)

17points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Fried green tomatoes at whistle stop cafe. Firm fave and practical magic. Just two I love

13points

Karis Ravenhill 2 years ago

Excellent movie, and I finally got to try Fried Green Tomatoes after moving to America. They're DELICIOUS! Why aren't they on every diner menu?!

1point

Lara Verne 2 years ago

11points

Peppy Piplup 2 years ago

10points

Number 5 2 years ago

Haha... I first saw Tremors on TV when I was little. I had to sneak it because my mom thought it might scare me too much. I still love the movie and watch it from time to time.

3points

the annoying theatre kid 2 years ago

THE TRUMAN SHOW!!!!

9points

Xīngxīng Emmersyn 2 years ago

I love that movie! I always cry at the end.

1point

Missmic 2 years ago

Airplane! Silly but always gave me a giggle.

8points

Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

The Fisher King a wonderful Terry Gilliam movie with Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams. I love that movie. Watch it pple!

6points

Oopsydaisy 2 years ago

That is an amazing movie. Has the single most shocking piece of violence I've ever seen. It's astounding.

1point

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Moulin rouge I loved too. Like 10 of my favorites are on this list

5points

GFSTaylor 2 years ago

This is a list of movies 'that are never talked about'. A movie that's been turned into a West End musical doesn't exactly fit here.

0points

Bobby 2 years ago

4points

LadyMarsh 2 years ago

One of my favourites too, being from the UK It was quite big here too. Wish subtitles wouldn't put people off watching a fantastic film

1point

Sanne H. 2 years ago

I don’t think it should be on this list. People who have seen it, won’t forget that one easily.

0points

Monkey Spunk 2 years ago

Try Del Toro's early stuff, the Devil's Backbone, Kronos, it's much better than his recent crap.

0points

The only Plueschopossum 2 years ago

I miss "The 'Burbs" in this list. One of my all-time favorite Tom Hanks movies.

4points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

I love the Klopeks! Also, a film titled "Moving" with Rchard Pryor reminds me a bit of this one.

0points

Winter 2 years ago

Idiocracy

4points

Scott Baysinger 2 years ago

It's got electrolytes!

1point

Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

Oh and then there is: Life of Brian by Monty Python!

4points

Iggy 2 years ago

Except everybody knows about Life of Brian! This is a list of lesser known and unknown films.

8points

Pernille Dyre 2 years ago (edited)

4points

perkio 2 years ago

I'll have to check that one. As a kid, I always liked the 1976 Bugsy Malone with Scott Baio and Jodie Foster. Cheezy, but oh so cute.

1point

Nadine Bamberger 2 years ago

I love "Stranger than Fiction", my favorite Will Ferrel movie.

4points

Beck 2 years ago

Yes! Confessions of a dangerous mind, too.

1point

Susie Elle 2 years ago (edited)

I'd like to add Outrageous Fortune and Troop Beverly Hills

4points

Alexandra Konigsburg 2 years ago

How is Willow not on this list?! High fantasy, camp, and Val Kilmer just chewing away at the scenery. If you know "my old disappearing pig trick", you know.

3points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

I've heard talk of a remake or a series. I can only imagine there's some legal problem like a music copyright with the move because it's very hard to find

0points

Mel Ina 2 years ago

District 9 by Neill Blomkamp!

3points

Linda Lee 2 years ago

Drop Dead Fred. 11% on Rotten Tomatoes but 77% audience score. Adult's childhood imaginary friend comes back. It's a comedy ...sort of.

3points

You kidding me 2 years ago

Showgirls (1995) Shows how corrupt Las Vegas was/is.

3points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

"The Best Years of Ours Lives" circa 1946-7. If that isn't what home after war is like, then... well, it's always relevant, IMO. And I'll never surrender my love for A Cat In Paris.

3points

Rannveig Ess 2 years ago

Quirky cult movies: "11:14" , "29 palms" "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" "Mama" Don't forget to watch "Jojo Rabbit"

2points

Will Lockwood 2 years ago

2points

BeeCee 2 years ago

Loved both of these films too

0points

Daniel (ShadowDrakken) 2 years ago (edited)

Krull. Dragon Slayer. The Beastmaster. Flight of the Dragons. Legend.

2points

Chancey 2 years ago

My wedding dress was a copy of the dress the princess wore in Krull.

2points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago (edited)

I've seen dragonslayer and beastmaster pop up on Netflix so they're apparently still in circulation. Krull on the other hand never seems to pop up and it's a real gem.

0points

Shannon bragg 2 years ago

I think your missing Ladyhawke & Excalibur 😆

0points

Megan O'Neill 2 years ago

Top Secret with Val Kilmer. I can sing along with the songs. I love this movie and it seems like no one else has heard of it.

2points

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

My father thought of my name while shaving one morning. (Nick) Hillary: the name means girl with big bosom. It's been a few years... so I may be a little off.

1point

BeeCee 2 years ago (edited)

I still think the ballet scene is one of the funniest ever and the resistance fighters Chocolate Mousse and Latrine..hahahah

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Watched it many times.

0points

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

How about UHF, Better off Dead, The Game, Conspiracy Theory

2points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

You get an upvote for UHF

1point

H.L.Lewis 2 years ago

2points

Lovin' Life 2 years ago (edited)

2points

anarkzie 2 years ago

Probably depends on the age of the people you're talking to, Labyrinth is pretty well known film.

6points

Iggy 2 years ago

You might want to ask a few more people. Labyrinth (there's no 'The') is one of the more well known 80s movies.

3points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Yes to Labrynth. Oh and the princess bride

0points

grace galán 2 years ago

MILO AND OTIS❤️❤️❤️❤️ I watched it everyday man

2points

Dan St John 2 years ago

A Boy and his Dog. Don Johnson in a post-apocalyptic world.

2points

boredkoala 2 years ago

Yes!!

0points

Agfox 2 years ago

Unpopular choice: Beverly Hills Chihuahua, our cats watched it from start to finish!

2points

Beck 2 years ago

Troop beverly hills is good too.

1point

K Witmer 2 years ago

Just one of the guys from 1985, the ramen girl 2008, catch and release 2006

2points

BeeCee 2 years ago

1point

BUMMERS 2 years ago

"MIXED NUTS", Steve Martin, Madeline Khan, Liev Schreiber (in drag) in one of the funniest movies ever!

1point

Will Lockwood 2 years ago

Big Fish with Albert Finney - A beautiful, quirky, and memorable story that blurs the line between dreams and reality.

1point

Richard Henderson 2 years ago

They missed Dark City.

1point

Heather Menard 2 years ago

They missed Better off dead

1point

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

I want my two dollars!

1point

Mike Loux 2 years ago

Waking Ned Devine. You're welcome.

1point

Beck 2 years ago

Clue and the never ending story.

1point

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Clue is probably my kids favorite movie

0points

Deja Katz 2 years ago

Is Watership Down on this list?

1point

Bill Evs 2 years ago

Withnail & I

1point

Liam's mom 2 years ago

Time Bandits

1point

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

I love time bandits. My daughter on the other hand, hates it. She says it reminds her of the kind of dreams she has when she's sick and you know... She's not wrong.

0points

Ron M 2 years ago

Eddie and the Cruisers The Babysitter Is Dead Serendipity Ruby Sparks The Last Seduction The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming

1point

SykesDaMan 2 years ago

I'd add: Fresh (1994), Swimming with sharks (1994) and Judgement night (1993).

1point

SykesDaMan 2 years ago

The Infernal affairs trilogy (HK 2002-2003), The good, the bad and the weird (SK 2008), ...

2points

ShareMusic 2 years ago

What About Bob?

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

LOVE that movie. You’ve also got to see “The man who knew too little”. It’s Bill Murray at his finest. You won’t find it unless you buy it but it is so worth it!

-1point

Fred Burrows 2 years ago

I enjoy watching "Shoot 'em up" . It's not for everybody but maybe they made that movie just for me.

1point

R C 2 years ago

Joe's apartment..I love it.

1point

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

Funky towel towel's got the funk.

0points

Iggy 2 years ago

A very silly and very enjoyable film!

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

so good , nothing beats a good cockroach musical

0points

Lisa T 2 years ago

I have watched pretty much every one of these movies, some of them a lot of times. But I’m 50, so I guess it depends on your age

1point

Random Panda 2 years ago

I'm 30 and I know nearly all of these, quite a few I thought of as quite popular.

0points

J Gunn 2 years ago

The Raid is one of the greatest action movies I've ever seen and no one I've ever asked even heard of it

1point

LH25 2 years ago

Mine is "She's having a baby" (1988) with Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth McGovern.

1point

Lingon 2 years ago

Soo...only movies from English speaking countries? I think you need to broaden your horizons.

1point

Jette Wang Wahnon 2 years ago

FINALLY !! Kurosawa, Visconti,Bergman,Carl Dreyer,Lars von Trier etc.etc

5points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

5points

Angelar 2 years ago (edited)

Why would the "Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown" be offensive to anyone? People are crazy. Just got politically corrected for admiring a paralyzed cat here on BP, lol

3points

Daria B 2 years ago (edited)

3points

Chancey 2 years ago

Ok how about Elling? It's a Norwegian movie with English subtitles and is quite good. BTW I am an American.

2points

Sanne H. 2 years ago (edited)

2points

Angelar 2 years ago

Recommendations are very appreciated!

2points

Chancey 2 years ago

I am surprised that no one mentioned Soylent Green with Charlton Heston.

0points

Chrissa Gordon 2 years ago

This is an English based app. What do you expect. Rather than complain you could add your favorite non- English movie.

-3points

Gary Richardson 11 months ago

Harold and Maud. A weird movie about a young man who falls in love with an 80 year old woman. The rest is so weird that it's hard to explain it.

0points

August Stanley Sukenik 2 years ago

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago (edited)

Galaxy Quest and also the animated film Titan AE

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago

0points

Matt Linden 2 years ago

Robert Altman’s live action Popeye starring Robin Williams and Shelly Duval got terrible reviews when it was released but I loved it.

0points

Charles Kaiser 2 years ago

You missed the best comedy and most romantic movie ever made about New York: A Thousand Clowms.

0points

Hywel Thomas 2 years ago

Stick me down for Clerks

0points

Nenad Pavlović 2 years ago

In which reality are these movies less known??

0points

Mike Brew 2 years ago

The ‘Burbs - 1989

0points

Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

How can you miss Labyrinth and 2 Vincent Price masterpieces: The Abominable Dr Phibes and Dr Phibes Rises From The Grave! Campy. Catchy. Well worth finding.

0points

Becky Scroggins 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons (1982) John Ritter & James Earl Jones

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago (edited)

Also forgot to mention The Man with Two Brains with Steve Martin, The Man Who Knew Too Little, and What About Bob? with Bill Murray.

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

SLING BLADE with Billy Bob Thornton. He wrote, directed, and starred in it. Makes me cry every time. And Bambi Lee Savage singing "Darlin'" is awesome.

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

If they're going for really old classics, two movies from the 50s(?) "REEFER MADNESS" and "THEM" .

0points

Anet Marc 2 years ago

0points

I'mNotARoboat 2 years ago

I love just about every movie on this list. What's missing is "The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert"

0points

Rahmad Mulya 2 years ago

I only know zathura....

0points

Whitney keen 2 years ago

Okay, its not a "good" movie, per se, but if you wanna see some crazy s**t, Meet the Feebles. Its muppets on crack. Literally. Same director as Lord of the Rings

0points

Leodavinci 2 years ago

A "cult classic" can be well known... as most of these are..

0points

Emilie Araiza 2 years ago

I've seen most of these and have them either on DVD or saved on my TV. :) What about the last starfighter? I mention that one and I get confused looks....

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. My #1 favorite movie. Yes I have weird taste.

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Krull. Great movie that almost no one knows about.

0points

Anna Bremmer 2 years ago

No High Spirits? No Funny People? The Jerk?

0points

Chris G 2 years ago

Fantastic Mr fox

0points

Michael Hill 2 years ago

I totally agree with you on the movie “9.” I own a dvd copy. I recall anticipating for it to come to the local theaters on 9-9-2009.

0points

Anthony Picco 2 years ago

Did anyone mention "A New Leaf" with Walter Matthau & Elaine May? Great low key comedy that ends on a sweet note

0points

Juan-Pierre Milner 2 years ago

Jock and the bushveld, is another South African classic that not very many ppl n know about. Just a warning there is one very sad scene. (won't spoil) but a must watch.

0points

Juan-Pierre Milner 2 years ago

Correction: Jock of the bushveld.

0points

Virginie Michaud 2 years ago

Peter and Elliott the dragon Anyone? 🥺

0points

MikeyWaveOven (he/him) 2 years ago

Weird Science should be in here!

0points

Karis Ravenhill 2 years ago

0points

Melanie Sukh 2 years ago

0points

Luna W. 2 years ago

What about "Crash"..!?

0points

Eralia Pacheco 2 years ago

I feel like everyone here would love Tubi TV. It's free and it's loaded with gems you forgot existed! Just watched a fish called Wanda.

0points

Marnie 2 years ago

Also, "Ice Castles". (Watched it for the first time in at least 25 years a couple of years ago and it was still good.)

0points

Marnie 2 years ago

Rat Race. I've never laughed so hard at any other movie and most people I know have never heard of it.

0points

CariBear 2 years ago

Night of the Comet and The Last Starfighter are two of my favorite 80’s gems 😊 coincidentally both starring Catherine Mary Stewart

0points

K R 2 years ago

Haunted Honeymoon

0points

bv7hearts 2 years ago

Legend, What Dreams May Come, Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead, Fried Green Tomatoes, The Naked Gun movies

0points

Anais Adame 2 years ago

Cry baby should be on this list!

0points

Vladimíra Matejová 2 years ago

0points

Nixstar 2 years ago

0points

Alex Travous 2 years ago

What about "Sunshine"?

0points

Angelar 2 years ago

Which "Sunshine"? 1999? 2007?

0points

Ueda 2 years ago

No Braindead, the best movie by Peter Jackson? Pfui!

0points

Miklós Nagy 2 years ago

Gattaca, anyone?

0points

Emmett O'Brian 2 years ago

Except it's quite well known

0points

Glirpy 2 years ago

I would put Tucker & Dale vs Evil on the list.

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago

That movie is hilarious. My wife and I quote it all the time. "We've had a doozy of a day."

0points

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

One of my all time favorites is State and Main. Written and directed by David Mamet, (Wag the Dog), it's worth finding.

0points

Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)

'I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore'. I don't know anybody who's seen it, but it's one of my favorites. Also, 'The Other Guys'.

0points

Unaffected 2 years ago (edited)

Try non English speaking movies, they deserve to be mentioned. I'll add a Dutch movie Antonia's line (1995).One of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen!

0points

Becky Boat 2 years ago

Harold and Maude also any Monty Python movie

0points

Steve Perkovich 2 years ago

If you like the “grungy/gritty” type of movie, The Sultan Sea is one of my absolute favorites!! Connects on so many different levels!

0points

Daniele Tigli 2 years ago

Cloud Atlas

0points

Duke Craig 2 years ago

Dragonslayer

0points

Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago

Now I have a whole new list of movies to watch.

0points

SirWriteALot 2 years ago

Once Were Warriors amazing movie but hard to watch ... one of those "watch once" movies that stick with you and will make you think about them regularly.

0points

Brian Abbott 2 years ago

What about any of Mel Brooks movies like Dracula: Dead & Loving It, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Blazing Saddles, & Young Frankenstein. As well Silver Streak with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.

0points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

Those are good, but people know them.

0points

ChickyChicky 2 years ago

0points

Devil's Advocate 2 years ago

D.A.R.Y.L. Watch it!

0points

Alex Luiz 2 years ago

Freaking heck, some of my favourite films of all time are on here. I must immediately see the rest!

0points

Joe Reaves 2 years ago

0points

Daniel Atkins 2 years ago

Not on Rex Manning day! You play a mean guitar Mark too bad you have to die.

0points

abby smink 2 years ago

The Star Wars movie that was JUST the Ewoks...I swear that existed?

0points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

It did and it’s not as good as you remember. At least, it wasn’t as good as I remembered.

1point

Femke 2 years ago

Merry christmas Mr Lawrence with David Bowie. Still makes me cry

0points

Michele Boddy 2 years ago

Yep. Forgotten about this Thanks

0points

David Miller 2 years ago

0points

Eric Forman 2 years ago (edited)

Midnight Special. Basically ET meets Superman as a boy. Very surprised by it. Michael Shannon is just incredible.

0points

Beth Ellis 2 years ago

Canadian Bacon - John Candy

0points

Kat Unst 2 years ago

47 Ronin and Dragon Blade are PHENOMENAL movies!!!

0points

Caroline Sinclair 2 years ago

Does Magnolia belong here? And Total Eclipse, with Leonardo di Caprio playing the poet Rimbaud, complete with full-frontal nudity.

0points

BeeCee 2 years ago

Total Eclipse very entertaining and on my list of favorites

0points

Vero 2 years ago

the cell (Jennifer Lopez y Vincent Donofrio), renaissance man (Danny DeVito)

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

the Cell was intense

0points

Elena Cafaro 2 years ago

One Crazy Summer. One of John Cusack's lesser known 80's movies. My brothers and I have been obsessed with it our whole lives. We freak whenever we encounter someone that knows it.

0points

Sanne H. 2 years ago

This was a nice list, with a few movies I forgot about but which I really enjoyed back then.

0points

Romy Claassen 2 years ago

Citizen X, what a great movie. Sorry not to see it mentioned here.

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Anet Marc 2 years ago

That was awesome. Donald Sutherland, right?

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Rebecca Olds 2 years ago

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Pezor Zass 2 years ago

Leningrad Cowboys Go America is one of my favourite movies. I make all of my friends watch it

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bumble bee 2 years ago

Life with Father is one of my favs. Rebecca, since it is hardly to never played anywhere because of copyright issues. TCM can't even play it.

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Margaret Kienzle 2 years ago

Where is Local Hero? Buckaroo Banzai across the 9th Dimension? And Diva.

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𝙸'𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚘𝚋!(new account) 2 years ago (edited)

I think another that can probably be added is: The Outsiders. Just me? Absolutely loved the book and movie!

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NevadaJo 2 years ago

Most of these movies are some of my favorites

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Bored Moogle 2 years ago

I always liked Troop Beverly Hills.

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M.B. 2 years ago

Am I the only person who saw Man Facing Southeast?

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Amy Shanks 2 years ago

The Long Shot with Tim Conway and Harry Korman. 1986

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Cold Contagious 2 years ago

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BWC 2 years ago

Company of Wolves, Secret Life of Walter Mitty, After Hours, American Beauty, etc...

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Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

Labyrinth -- David Bowie, Jim Henson. What was he on when he designed this? Blow a kiss to M.C. Esher and enjoy!

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DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

“The Terminal”, Tom Hanks acting is among the best performances I’ve ever seen and I believe it’s one of his lesser known movies.

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Dl B 2 years ago

"Predestination"

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Douglas Turner 2 years ago

The Ruling Class with Peter O'Toole

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Vic Parry 2 years ago

Bernard & the genie!

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gridsleep 2 years ago

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gridsleep 2 years ago

Who negative-one'd all of these posts down here? Are you mental?

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Axolotl King 2 years ago

Sorry for everyone I'm about to make feel old but: I'm a 2007 kid, I've only heard of one of these and it was "Robots"

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gridsleep 2 years ago

Better to be old and wise than young and stupid. Live long and prosper. 🖖

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Big Dog Island 2 years ago

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Jessica Cifelli 2 years ago

One of my favorite "forgotten" movies is The Land Before Time. The whole series really. Very cute little dinosaur movies

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SCamp 2 years ago

Oh wow there are so many: - The Princess Bride - This is Spinal Tap - The Rocker - Hot Rod - Napoleon Dynamite - Nacho Libre I could go on

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DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

Yes, but people know them.

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Carito alias La Cototina 2 years ago

Lucy and Promising Young Woman

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Banjocricket 2 years ago

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Mike Dumas 2 years ago

Saw most of them. Don't forget the Iron Giant!

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Chich 2 years ago (edited)

Bliss (1985) Had a thing for Honey Barbara :) Loved the ending.

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perkio 2 years ago

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Ponyo (they/them) 2 years ago

Not Another Teen Movie, The Matriarch, Hurricane Bianca, and Booksmart should also be here.

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Emilie 2 years ago

Riding in cars with Boys, is amazing and I love it

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MyOpinionHasBeenServed 2 years ago

A Gnome Named Norm should be on here.

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Sara Frazer 2 years ago

American History X, anyone??

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Fred L. 2 years ago

Great film, but hardly unknown.

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Paula McNeely 2 years ago

I Love You To Death. HA-LARIOUS

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SillyDragonfly4 2 years ago

Passion of Mind with Demi Moore. I don't know anyone else who has watched this one but I love it!

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Fishwasher 2 years ago

The big lebowski

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Cecile Visscher 2 years ago

Everybody talks about that movie!

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TheDivineMsM 2 years ago

Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken- love this movie and it's hard to find now

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Zarah McGuire 2 years ago

Fantastic Planet (1973) is amazing.

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Orillion 2 years ago

The Man from Earth (2007), a movie about a 14.000 year old man revealing his history to his fellow scientists.

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Kristopher Still 2 years ago

Freddie as F.R.O.7 was mine. Cannot find this anywhere for love nor money!!

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Kristopher Still 2 years ago

btw if anyone can seem to locate a copy of this on DVD or know when i can download it then please reply lol iv been searching for a very long time.

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