Most underrated movie of all time?

[Fascinate]

I recently saw a movie i had forgotten about, and man was it good. What is the most underrated movie to you? Mine is a little flick called frailty with bill paxton.

[Faenskap]

Scary Movie 1-4 (don't watch the 5th). I just love me some parodies, and they're probably the films I've watched the most. Also love Cars <3

[Stacyrect]

Blade Runner

[Saiona]

The last samurai. Swear to god if someone calls it racist I'll lose it

[ParanoiD84]

Chopper, such a good role by Eric Bana.

[De Lupe]

BttF 2 and 3.

Outside of a few technical limitations of the time, the trilogy is perfect. I watch it a couple times a year.

[Balir]

Water World

[Rudkobing]

Howard the Duck. Lea Thompson fucking a duck. Yummmy yummy.

[ItachiZaku]

Those comedies that sit there for 2 years - their theatrical run and then dvd release, then it fades away. Things like The Other Guys, Eurotrip, Old School etc. Obviously, if these things have actors you can't stand (i know a lot of people that just don't like Will Ferrell for instance), you'd pass them by, but... yeah.

[Vargulf the Happy Husky]

Howard the Duck. Lea Thompson fucking a duck. Yummmy yummy.

Lea Thompson you say...id hit it

OT: Starship Troopers

"If you see a bug hole...nuke it..."

[zenkai]

Jack and Jill - BTW wrong forum friend

[Deleted]

The Postman.

/10char

[rogueMatthias]

Bratz the Movie! It's hilarious/



Actually, on reflection I was pretty fucking smashed when I watched it.

[Deleted]

Loads of them. One that stands out is Gattaca

[Yunru]

Postal movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486640/

Its pretty much a parody on american culture. This is why they rate it so low.

[Machismo]

Not Another Teen Movie was far more hilarious that people give it credit.

The Postman was also a movie that I felt was seriously underrated.

Arlington Road

Primal Fear

I also thought that Knowing with Nicholas Cage was great. The first time I watched it, I hated the damn movie. It was laced with tons of religious overtones, and I felt like it was preaching to me. I didn't realize it at the time, but that was just a mirror of my own bigotries. The movie was so great, because I hated it. Religious people hated it, because it put a scientific twist and justification to their religion. People of science hated it, because it pushed a religious narrative into the the scientific world. Sure, Nic Cage can get annoying, but the movie is quite profound if looked at in that context.

[Citizen T]

Hudson Hawk with Bruce Willis, Danny Aiello, and Andie MacDowell.

[dextersmith]

The Island.

[Ripster42]

I recently saw a movie i had forgotten about, and man was it good. What is the most underrated movie to you? Mine is a little flick called frailty with bill paxton.

I also really liked this movie. That's the one with him as a religious nut right?

I feel like I have a bad taste in movies because I liked water world too. This probably would have been my pick, not because it's like, the greatest movie of all time or anything, but because it's middling but people treat it like it was worse than, uh, i dunno, reefer madness?

[Deleted]

Postal movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486640/

Its pretty much a parody on american culture. This is why they rate it so low.

May also have something to do with the fact that it was made by Uwe Boll