@Shinmaru:

Oh, oh, oh! Speaking of Ethan Hawke, "Tape" :D

But yeah, you're right, Reality Bites doesn't age well. I still say it should be seen by those who haven't, just for the sake of having seen it :p

@Mimmi:

Haven't seen any of the others you've mentioned (onto the list they go!), but I wasn't a fan of Reality Bites. It hasn't aged well at all -- the characters came off as corny to me, especially Ethan Hawke's (who is usually a good actor).

All the little animals. A life less ordinary. Little Voice. The Chumscrubber. Stay. Reality Bites. The United States of Leland. Falling Down. La cité des enfants perdus.

.... :D

@Shinmaru:

8D THE SOUNDTRACK DOES ROCK. I've been listening to it obsessively for about two weeks now. Paper Planes ftw.

The Triplets of Belleville. :)

Oh, and Battle Royale. And maybe My Sassy Girl? (Korean movie, NO IT IS NOT PORN.)

@Shinmaru:

D8

Awww, poopy. Well, perhaps you'll have to wait a bit to see that one. ;3;

@Shinmaru:

Cool Runnings was one of my favorite movies when I was younger, since it was repeatedly on the non-sucky version of Disney Channel. It is a lot of funny stuff, I can assure you.

@Ducky:

I watched Shadow Magic on Miss A's request a while back and liked it. Also saw Slumdog Millionaire in theaters and liked it a lot. The soundtrack rocks.

The others I've not seen, though. On the list they go!

@Miss Anonymous:

My brother and sister watched Secondhand Lions a while back and liked it a lot. I'll probably get it and watch it with them.

I read a few reviews of Okuribito a while back and thought it sounded interesting. That's totally shooting up my request queue.

EDIT: Bah, the only copy of Okuribito seems to not include English subs. =/

@Nehszriah:

LOL, my brother watched Cool Runnings recently and won't stop quoting it. He keeps calling me "Jamaica".

Shadow Magic, The New World, Sophie Scholl: The Final Days, Slumdog Millionaire.

(I was too lazy to check the list, so please excuse if you've already watched any of these.)

EDIT: Oh yeah. Spy Games. It wins for putting Robert Redford and Brad Pitt in the same movie.

Chocolate, its a Thai movie produced and directed by Tony Jaa(Of Ong Bak and The Protector fame)

Fantastic movie. Great story, and unbelievable fight scenes.

I don't know what to suggest. XD

~Sarah

Are you open to being a test subject for a movie I haven't seen? If so, I hesitantly recommend When Nietzsche Wept.

Man oh man, I cannot pull my Nietzschean Übermensch strength together to watch this thing. I've seen bits of it, but do I really want to watch the entire thing? One part of me does want to watch it, however, mainly for self-mortification. But yeah, if you don't watch this I'll definitely understand!

Kikujirô no natsu is a nice little movie, on the other hand. It's good for a laugh or two--or three.

Edit: Actually, DO NOT watch the former movie. If you do, I'll weep for you. What was I thinking!?

Edit 2: I can't believe I typed "on" instead of "oh". I haven't even seen the movie and it's already ruined me.

... OH MY GOSH YOU HAVEN'T SEEN FIDDLER ON THE ROOF WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?

Go. Now. :I

EDIT: Also, I noticed a lack of Secondhand Lions on your list. Fix this as well plz kthnx.

EDIT 2: Phantom of the Opera (2004) is worth giving a shot if you see it, so keep that in mind too.

EDIT 3: I just thought of another one that may be harder to find but is so worth it if you can. Okuribito. I saw it in Japanese class and it was fabulous.

I'll probably get back to you on some things eventually, but now I'm glad I've got this handy reference. :D

As of right now, I could recommend anything with Cary Grant, some of the more basic musicals like Fiddler on the Roof, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Oklahoma! and the Music Man (unless I missed them on your list somehow)...and something else, but I can't remember what because The Incredible Mr. Limpet just took over my brain. = = ...and it's now fighting with Cool Runnings. Nice.