Too many to count! Here are just a few which come to mind:
Lord of Illusions
Schindler's List
The Curse of the Golden Lotus
The World According to Garp
Star Trek: First Contact
Reds (Warren Beatty in this flick - - YUM!)
Drop Dead Gorgeous
Diva
Mildred Pierce
Monsoon Wedding
The Trip to Bountiful (My very favorite Geraldine Page film.)
The Wild Bunch
Stand by Me
American Psycho
Serial Mom
The Object of My Affection (Bittersweet, funny, all too true to life.)
My Beautiful Laundrette
Fargo
Eat Drink Man Woman (Thus far, this has been my fave Ang Lee flick.)
The Seventh Seal (The Bergman flick, not the Demi Moore one!)
As Good as It Gets
Places in the Heart (Ed Harris is sexy as hell in this one, btw.)
Chocolat
Funny Girl
Best in Show
Die Mommie, Die! (Oh, but ah loves me mah Charles Busch!)
Shane (Easily my favorite Western.)
Pulp Fiction
American Beauty
Like Water for Chocolate
The Women (Razor-sharp repartee at its Thirties Era best.)
Bonnie and Clyde
A Crying Shame (Any John Waters comedy about cunnilingus? AND with Tracy Ullman? A must see.)
Meet Me in St. Louis (Well, I AM gay -- this one's required for good gay citizenship.)
Steel Magnolias (Ditto.)
Jeffrey
Annie Hall (My all time favorite film -- period.)
Cabaret (Translated beautifully to film, IMHO.)
Dr. Strangelove
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Tobe Hooper's original OR the re-make.)
Hello, Dolly!
Reservoir Dogs (I can never hear "Stuck in the Middle With You" in the same way again, though.)
Victor/Victoria
Kill Bill Vol. I
Kill Bill Vol. II
Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte (So bad it's good. And an Oklahoma gal, Patti Page, sang the song.)
Chuck and Buck (A very odd bird, granted, but a good one all the same.)
The Princess Bride
Waiting for Guffman
Gods and Monsters
Mame (Both the much dissed Lucy version AND the Rosalind Russell version)
Polyester
Fellini's Satyricon
Gladiator (Hackneyed, perhaps, but still a damn good show.)
The Color Purple
Opposite of Sex (Although this one DOES always get me depressed.)
Love and Death
Querelle (Weird shit, but I love it.)
All This and Heaven Too (my favorite corny Bette Davis melodrama)
Fried Green Tomatoes
The Loved One (I laugh 'til I cry every time I watch this one!)
Lust in the Dust (")
Radio Days (Allen's most maudlin? Maybe, but also one of my personal favorites.)
Hairspray (the 1988 version, please)
Sordid Lives (I swear to God that half my dysfunctional Southern family is in this movie.)
Stella (Yes, the Bette Midler re-make. Widely panned, yes, but I really don't give a rat's ass.)
Chinatown
Home for the Holidays (More dysfunctional family stuff I can so easily relate to.)
The Music Man
Hannah and Her Sisters
The Trouble With Angels (It's a childhood thing for me -- shut up.)
The Sound of Music (")
The Little Foxes (Another fave Bette Davis film.)
Babette's Feast (Delish.)
Oklahoma!
From Dusk 'Til Dawn (Easily the most widely panned of all Tarantino's flicks. And I don't care.)
Fahrenheit 451 (It's just so hilariously dated.)
Female Trouble
Gone With the Wind
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (It's a college connection.)
Ravenous (Wonderful dark comedy about cannibalism in the 1840s in California)
A Passage to India
Fanny and Alexander
Dracula (Yes, the Coppola re-make. Hell, it's worth re-watching just to make fun of Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves pathetically attempting British accents.)
Little Big Man
The Ten Commandments (Simply put, no Easter here is complete without a campy Ten Commandments party in which everyone drunkenly recites all the cornball lines in unison!)
The Wizard of Oz (Again, it's a childhood thang.)
