More props to:

Session 9
Romeo is Bleeding

and I'll toss in:

Apartment Zero
Adventures of Baron Munchausen

I really can't see how a film that had 5 Oscar&#153 nominations (and 1 win for Best Supporting Actress) could be considered "criminally underappreciated".

Postcards from the Future: The Chuck Palahniuk Documentary.

Get yours at ChuckPalahniuk.net!

(note: I am not paid by them. h0h0)

PCU, House on Haunted Hill (new one), Ninth Gate are the first to come to mind.

The Man Who Knew Too Little with Bill Murray is a great comedy. I know not many people have seen it, and those that have don't really like it, but I think it's one of Murray's best. It's just one of those movies I can watch over and over.

Chopper

Blood Simple - simply my favorite Coen Bros film- tons of rewatchablity for me
Lovely & Amazing - I can't be the only one who loves this film, can I?
Citizen Ruth - A dark comedy about both sides of the abortion debate- what's not to love?
Homicide: Life on the Street Season 1&2/Season 3 - The people who know the show, love it. But I don't think enough people know about it.

Eddie Izzard: Dress To Kill

So many people don't know of this genius, and a lot of those that have seen him can't get over the fact that he's a brit and a transvestite (not a drag queen, not gay).

Dress to Kill is probably his best performance ever. One of my favourite parts was when he talked about empires throughout history:


And the German empire, very organized, they’d always build an empire, “ein, zwei, ein, zwei, “build an empire, very Prussian, and then they'd celebrate with a World War! And then lose the whole ****ing empire by the end of the war. In the 30s, Hitler, Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, World War II... the Russian front, not a good idea... Hitler never played “Risk” when he was a kid...! ‘Cause, you know, playing “Risk,” you could never hold on to Asia. That Asian-Eastern European area, you could never hold it, could you? Seven extra men at the beginning of every go, but you couldn't ****ing hold it! Australasia, that was the one! Australasia, all the purple ones! Get everyone on Papua New Guinea and just build up and build up...

Deterrence

Harriet the Spy

Matthew Chmiel Presents The Lions Gate/Palm Collection
- 100 Girls
- 100 Women
- Cabin Fever
- Cube: Signature Series
- Cube 2: Hypercube
- Dead Alive
- The Eye
- Sol Goode
- The Work of Director Chris Cunningham
- The Work of Director Michel Gondry
- The Work of Director Spike Jonze

Others:
- 2Gether: The Original Movie
- Adrenaline Drive
- Anatomy: Special Edition
- Anatomy 2: Special Edition
- Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Collector's Edition
- Better Luck Tomorrow
- Big Trouble
- Canadian Bacon
- Cheats
- Dark City: New Line Platinum Series
- Empire of the Sun
- Evolution
- Heaven
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch: New Line Platinum Series
- Killer Klowns From Outer Space
- Lost and Delirious (Canadian DVD with additional extras)
- Maelström (Canadian DVD with 16x9 transfer)
- Metropolis (Japanese anime)
- PCU
- Ringu
- Suicide Club: Unrated Edition
- That Thing You Do!
- They Live
- Three Kings
- Three O'Clock High
- Top Secret!
- Undercover Brother: Collector's Edition
- Waking Life
- Wild Zero
- Versus: Special Edition

Fiend Without a Face CC

Beyond Suspicion
Switchback

Go (1999)

Another great bargain bin movie $5.88 that I bought as a blind buy due to Katie Holms and Sarah Polley. Great movie and story told "Pulp Fiction" style where everyones points of views get interleaved.

Casablanca SE (not enough talk about how stacked this release is)
Walking With Dinosaurs

Casablanca was pretty hyped in my circle of friends and on here, but I agree it is a classic underappreciated by today's movie-going public.

I almost added Walking with Dinosaurs in my list. It's 2-3 years old now but still groundbreaking in it's realistic presentation of pre-historic wildlife.

A Life Less Ordinary

I have to go with...

"The Bear"

Just a real WOW movie that hardly anyone I know has even heard of...

In addition, I would like to throw in a general under-appreciation of A TON of the classic black & white movies (as you can probably deduce by my forum name...)

Well I definitely love Homicide, and did the whole time it was on. Looking forward to S4 at the end of March.

I don't love Lovely and Amazing, but I did like it very much. I love Catherine's advice for what everybody should say, on almost any occasion

it is a great movie, i love it

eric bana does a superb job

pump up the volume

The Beastmaster
Blue Streak
Bowfinger
Coal Miner's Daughter
Election
Frequency
The Spanish Prisoner
The Red Violin
My Blue Heaven
The Scout
Opportunity Knocks
Stroker Ace

Not on DVD but needs to be:
Dutch

The Stranger
Rumble Fish
Chronos

Rushmore
Three Kings
Beyond the mat
Go
Dark City
Thief
Bound
Limey
Stand & Deliver
Verdict

Not mentioned:

Equilibrium- Gattaca meets Logans Run meets the Matrix
(believe it or not some original touches too)

I need to add one.....Sexy Beast

Great movie, Ben Kingsley is awesome as a pushy, psychotic thug.