Also, this does have a high rating on IMDb, but other websites I visited said that the Chumscrubber was pretty bad (like Hollywoodvideo.com, for example), but I think that so far Chumscrubber is my favorite film of 2006 on DVD right now.

the siege.....

Adrian wrote: Since Robert Altman will receive an honory Oscar, I'll mention Short Cuts here.  Not many people seem to have ever seen this movie.  

I saw this film theatrically, and to this day, there is a certain scene I cannot talk about without choking up.  It is one of the most heartbreaking, unforgettable scenes I've seen.  Strangely enough, I saw this with my sister who absolutely hated it and still brings it up to this day as the sort of film she doesn't like.

Several films that I feel are not well known or appreciated:

Das Experiment - Starring Moritz Bleibtreu of "Run Lola Run" and "In July", this German film just kicks ass!

Late Marriage - Wonderful Israeli film starring Lior Ashkenaza of "Walk on Water".

The United States of Leland

And Now. . .Ladies & Gentlemen. . . - Beautiful film by Claude Lelouche starring Jeremy Irons and Patricia Kaas.

The Duellists - My favorite Ridley Scott film.

The Last of Sheila - Brilliant (classic, in my eyes) whodunit.

The Man From Elysian Fields - Excellent film, including a fine performance from Mick Jagger.

Open Hearts - My #1 film from several years ago, this emotionally harrowing film stars the now ubiquitous Nikolaj Lie Kaas.

Seducing Dr. Lewis - A charming Canadian film.

I really loved Hellboy. Ron Pearlman was born to play Hellboy, and the action was great. I am really hoping del Toro does the sequal first before the rumored Halo movie. I hate to say it, but Hellboy is in my top 20, and is one of my favorite dvds I have.

Monkeybone?

**waits for backlash**

Ian Schultz wrote: The United States of Leland

Insulting to Disabled people.
It is NOT ok to kill some kid to put him out of "His Misery" notice " "

I didn't see it as insulting to disabled people. . .I saw it as the story of a character who sympathized for a particular diabled person and impulsively committed an act.  As he soon tells his mother, he knows it was wrong.

John Oaks wrote: Amores Perros comes to mind. Great movie.

That's the first good movie to be listed in awhile.  Since we are going Spanish language, how about the Devil's Backbone?  I really like that more than I thought I would.

Without Limits. Billy Crudup and Donald Sutherland.

Not only underated but un-produced on DVD in the UK. I think there's a VHS out but it's a great film sadly unseen over here.

"Muriel's Wedding", "Once Around", "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown", "Clockwatchers", "Citizen Ruth", "Freeway", "Election", "Bronco Billy", "The Hiding Place", "Evita", "Up the Sandbox", "Mask", "The Cheap Detective"

"priesT"

stanton heck wrote: Johnny Got HIs Gun

I've never seen this except for the clips shown during Metallica's video for "One".  Will this movie ever get a DVD release?

Both The Insider and Punch-Drunk Love are underrated but in my opinion the most underrated film of all is Eyes Wide Shut. I really think that in 30 years people will say that it was a masterpiece.

I have to go with Tears of the sun. Everyone that I know are split between liking it and hating it. Bruce Willis actually played the role perfectly and Cole Hauser was just amazing as Red. The action was also great especially the huge firefight at the end. I know there are a couple of flaws in the film but I think the good outweighs the bad in this case.

Malcolm X is underrated cause more people need to see that masterpiece
Roadracers is really fun T.V movie directed by Rodriguez which nobody has seen except for the few to get the french did with forced subs!!!!!

and I really like the wackyness of Monkeybone

and now I gonna get sh!t but I reallly really really like Wild Wild West

Donnie_Darko wrote: Malcolm X is underrated cause more people need to see that masterpiece


thats one of my favorite films of all time.

How about the speilberg made for TV movie "Duel"