Your favourite underrated movies no one saw

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Anonymous wrote:I love so many of the movies listed here. I didn’t realize so many of them are considered obscure.

I’ll add Strange Brew and Escanaba in da Moonlight. Also Drop Dead Gorgeous with Kirsten Dunst. I can’t find that one anywhere for streaming. It’s almost worth getting a DVD player just so I can watch it on dvd like it’s 1999 again.

I bought it on DVD and we play it in the car! It is not streaming anywhere. One reason may be that there's a mass shooting scene played for laughs in it. That is strange to watch.

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Anonymous wrote:Fools rush in

This is actually one of my fave 90s flicks

I also like The Whole Nine Yards

Then there was Picture Perfect and The Object of My Affection (with Paul Rudd) from Jen

My favorite Paul Rudd gem is Overnight Delivery with Reese Witherspoon

I also liked a movie called Wake with Ian Somerholder

I have rewatched Fools Rush In and The Object of My Affection many times!

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Anonymous wrote:Cousins with Ted Danson and Isabella Rosellini

I will see you Cousins and raise you Rocket Gibraltar. I tell my family I want a Viking Funeral based on that movie.

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Anonymous wrote:Fresh

The 1994 one? That was excellent.

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Anonymous wrote:Opened this to say Win Win with bobby Canavale and Paul giametti — really just a phenomenal movie. It’s feel good and fun to watch while also dealing with really human and real themes.

But the thread is making me thing of some older movies that no one talks about anymore, like Brazil or The Mossion (I think both of which happen to have De Niro in them!). The movie Missing with sissy spacek is amazing and another one that time seems to have forgotten.

Win Win was so good. The Station Agent with Bobby Cannavale is also really good.

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Drop Dead Fred. It’s so damn funny and deserves more love.

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Shag! Such a fun movie!

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Anonymous wrote:Spanglish. People saw it, but not that many liked it. I adored it.

I loved it, too.

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Anonymous wrote:Sliding Doors

I saw this in the theater when it came out, one of my favorites.

+1. Loved Gwyneth's short hair. I was sorry to see her grow it back out right away.

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August Rush

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To Live-- Chinese movie from 1994. The story spans decades and shows Chinese history through the impact on one family.

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Many of the movies listed were popular (some were box office hits) and classic blockbuster rentals for years to come. Maybe my age is showing since I saw many of the movies listed in the theater or on VHS.

Here’s a movie that nobody I’ve ever mentioned it to has seen:

Club Paradise.

It stars a young Robin Williams, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis, Jimmy Cliff, etc.

It was released the same weekend as Weekend at Bernie’s which overshadowed it.

It’s a gem. And the soundtrack is fantastic.

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I feel pretty (Amy schumer), Clifford with Martin short, heartbreakers with Jennifer love Hewitt, sigourney weaver and ray liotta, friends with kids (Jennifer westfeldt and Adam Scott), and get over it (ben foster) are some fairly obscure movies I’ve loved.

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Truly, Madly, Deeply

I think a few people saw it when it came out, but for some reason it's impossible to find anywhere so it's been forgotten. It's so, so good. I laughed and cried buckets.

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Anonymous wrote:A few have already mentioned some of mine, but I have to add Intolerable Cruelty. It’s an under-rated Coen Brothers comedy, and my family quotes lines from it more than any other.

Yes, good one! I’ll also add americas sweethearts with Catherine zeta jones, Julia Robert’s, and John cusack. Plus Billy crystal is hilarious in this movie.