I can't believe I forgot one of the best movies of the '80's
The River's Edge....

i hate those fucking dumb teen comedy things like 'scary movie'.
please bitch, please.

casino, full metal jacket, natural born killers, goodfellas, matrix, etc, you know the sort of thing...

Kes is one of the greatest movies ever made.

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0064541

Also known as "A Kestrel for a Knave".

I forgot Caddyshack.

Some that I didn't see on the list:

Traffic
Heat
Natural Born Killers
Ronin
Blow
Siberia (Low Budget)
Snatch (mentioned before but deserves to be mentioned again)
Matrix (Has to be on the list wether you like it or not)
Free Willy :Graucho

DynaMite

I didn't see anybody mention Das Boot yet, probably my all time favorite.. Every time you watch some horrible american submarine film (like the one Bon Jovi was in, I forget the title) and the boat is all busted up and sinking "200..210..220 captain!..230..240 krrk krrk!" it's always a poor imitation of the Das Boot scenes. Get the directors cut dvd.

Saw some people mention Leon/The Professional (?) - perhaps some of you missed Nikita by the same guy, Luc Besson.. Excellent film, and I'm not talking about the awful hollywood version here. "Leon" (Jean Reno) has a great part in this one too.

Henry.

as in Henry: Potrait Of A Serial Killer or Henry and June? ;))))

Lots of great movies..

I just wanted to add the top Akira Kurosawa movies

Shichinin no samurai (1954)
... aka Magnificent Seven, The (1954)
... aka Seven Samurai (1954) (UK)
... aka Seven Samurai, The (1956) (USA)
The classic movie about mercenaries who are hired to defend a village from bandits.

Ikiru (1952)
... aka Doomed (1952)
... aka Living (1952) (International: English title)
... aka To Live (1952) (International: English title)
Awesome movie about a byrocrate who becomes fatally ill and wants to try REAL life before he dies. He tries drinking, partying, whores but finds satisfaction somewhere else - before he dies. A must see.

Dersu Uzala (1974)
... aka Derusu Uzara (1974) (Japan)
My personal favorite. A great movie about the relationship of human and nature. A Chinese lonely explorer helps a small group of soldiers to do some research in SIberia-- to do some research, or actually , just survive.

Masterpieces.. I just doubt if you can find them in your local videostore

...If only Kazaa could live up to it's potential...

Here's my list:

Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
American Beauty (1999)
Fargo (1996)
Gladiator (2000)
Godfather, The (1972)
In the Bedroom (2001)
Insider, The (1999)
Jackie Brown (1997)
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
Schindler's List (1993)
Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)
Usual Suspects, The (1995)
Straight Story, The (1999)
Saving Private Ryan (1998)
Rounders (1998)
Rain Man (1988)
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Midnight Express (1978)
Happiness (1998)
After Hours (1985)

The Usual Suspects
Tombstone
Silence of the Lambs
Wizards
13th Warrior
Nightmare before christmas
dead poets society
lord of the rings *cartoon and Live Action
Kung Pao

anyone saw Yamakasi by Luc Besson?

a good movie i would say

A few more i saw not so long ago

Willow - good old tale
Monsters Ball - excellent one
Amelie - french movie - very good one
Artificial Intelligence - not bad, but not good enough as for Steven Spielberg
......

My personal favs on the Must see movie list...

- Pulp Fiction
- Midnight Express (absolute must see!!!)
- Blues Brothers (original, the new one sucked major balls)
- Pecker (John waters flick, great for digital camera buffs)
- Welcome to the DollHouse
- Close Encounters of the third kind (OLD SCHOOL!!!)
- Its a Wonderful Life (Must view on Xmas eve.....)
- any Cheech and Chong flick (its the teenager in me, HEHE)
- Jimi Hendrix "Live from the Fillmore, Band of Gypsys concert)
- Wild style (Old School Graffitti movie with all the old school masters in there and there's mad props to NYC!!!!)

they brought there fucking toys

the best movie...

THE MATRIX