Mrs Doubtfire is a classic that's still funny today
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Lord of The Rings
Nothing But Trouble, so they don't come back
Anything by Aki Olavi KaurismΓ€ki. If someone can't appreciate masterpieces of Finnish cinema, I'll be happy to show them the door.
Speak no evil, the original. Perfect family movie :p
It's an odd choice but Naked Lunch. Strange adaptation of a strange book. It gives everybody something to talk about.
Titan AE, Treasure Planet, Terminator, LA Confidential, El Dorado
Titan AE is an interesting choice for the prompt because the movie flopped specifically because no one vibed with it. Don Bluth's art style is often taken as shorthand for "this is for kids" but the movie really isn't; like one character snaps another one's neck on screen. So no one knew what to do with it and defaulted to "not seeing it."
Mulholland Drive. Not only is it the best movie ever made, it also has everything: love, romance, crime, horror, humor, action, mystery, ...