What are some of your favorite movies that most mainstream audiences haven't seen, but would probably love if they did?

To name just a few…

Dummy
Flashbacks of a Fool
Man on a Train (and earlier version)
The Girl in the Cafe
The Passion of Joan of Arc
They All Laughed
Gun Crazy
Paths of Glory

Mary and Max
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Pretty much anything from Studio Ghibli, my favorite is Spirited Away
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@rockfan I LOVED The Secret of Kells. Have you seen the trailer for Song of the Sea ?

Serenity

@Pachy Paths of Glory is a must. It’s the film that put Kubrick on the map, and the best role Kirk Douglas ever saw. The Duelists, Wages of Fear, The Loved One, Rules of the Game

Tank Girl Okay, the trailer looks stupid. But the movie is amazing.

Red Road
Local Hero

@stanleybmanly—totally agree. That film is as fresh and relevant today as it was almost 60 years ago. Kirk was stunning in it.

@El_Cadejo No, haven’t seen it until now. Looks extremely good

Winter’s Bone for people who like crime/drama with a touch of horror.

Max Manus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbK4WTQFf9U
My Life as a Dog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxzO8Qx96O4

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

“Midnight Meat Train”

Trust me, it is AWESOME.

Amélie. What a clever and quirky romantic comedy.

Catfish It’s a documentary about one person’s experience developing a relationship with someone on the internet.

@Kismet For me, Midnight Meat Train was a great “grab a couple drinks with friends and laugh about the movie” type of movie. I thoroughly enjoyed it’s horribleness though.