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top 10 movies no one has heard of?

well you would obviously had to have heard of it for it to be on the list...but there are some movies out there that ive never heard of that are pretty darn good. Dangerous lives of alter boys for example...never heard of it but it has jodi foster in it. So whats on your list of top ten unheard ofs?

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1. Run Lola Run - Germany movie that is awesome! Midnight Madness - '80s movie; Michael J. Fox's 1st movie; funny as hell Animals Are Beautiful People - '80s documentary about the different animals in the Sahara, beautifully shot Explorers - '80s movie with Ethan Hawk & River Phoenix; not the best movie in the world but entertaining
2. haggard- bam margera raab himself brandon dicamillo all the crew
3. A Boy and His Dog (a veeeerry young Don Johnson) S.O.B. Serial Swimming to Cambodia Monster in a Box (I don't have 10)
4. 1)Requiem for a Dream 2)The Big Lebowski 3)Big Fish 4)Shaun of the Dead 5)Full Metal Jacket 6)On the Waterfront 7)Das Boot 8)Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 9)City of God 10)Fight Club
5. Salton Sea Chumscrubber Last Days (about Kurt Cobain) i'm sure some people have heard of them, but no one i talk to has. They are great though.
6. murder she purred (ricki lake) boseworth mach 3 max magician and the legendary ring the big green undercover blues mystic pizza the night train to catmadu who shot pat (has sandra bullock) Mrs Winterborn (ricki lake) Once upon a forest unhappily ever after
7. The best top 10 list of sleeper movies 1) Seven 2) Talent for the Game 3) Army of Darkness 4) Last Starfighter 5) Stolen Women Captured Hearts 6) Pow Wow Highway 7) Smoke Signals 8) C.H.U.D. 9) Once Upon A Time in the West 10) Remains of the Day
8. boone dock saints satan school for girls microwave massacre starkweather alone in the dark boo suburban nightmare jasper texas R.S.V.P summer camp nightmare
9. I don't have a list....just one that I haven't seen yet that deserves mention. Equilibrium
10. 1) Allegro Non Troppo--a parody of Fantasia and a satire of Western civilization, all rolled into one. This one's on my top five faves of all time. 2) Happy Birthday, Wanda June--based on the play by Kurt Vonneugut. And speaking of Vonnegut... 3) Slaughterhouse Five--based on Vonnegut's masterpiece, directed by George Roy Hill, who is just a wee bit more famous for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and The Sting. 4) Breaker Morant--1980 Aussie film, based on a true story from the Boer War. 5) King of Hearts--The lunatics are literally running the asylum, with the late great Alan Bates as a WWI soldier. 6) Montenegro--bored, horny housewife goes crazy, but there's no Yahoo Answers in 1981; tragedy ensues, but it doesn't feel tragedic until the movie is over. 7) Murder, My Sweet--based on Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely; Dick Powell plays Philip Marlowe, Chandler says Powell got it right (meaning, Powell's was better than Bogard's Marlowe!!). 8) O, Lucky Man--Malcolm McDowell and Ralph Richardson in a stream-of-consciousness nose-thumbing at unbridled capitalism. Catchy theme song. 9) The Last of Sheila--quirky whodunit, quirky (but good!) cast; Deadwood fans, look for a young Ian McShane. 10) Inserts--Richard Dreyfuss, washed up silent movie director, turns to silent porn. Veronica Cartwright nearly steals the show. How's that?
11. Here's a few: 1. Power of One 2. Green Street Hooligans 3. My Life 4. Danny DeckChair 5. 300 Spartans (No not the new one) 6. Mosquito Coast 7. The Man who went up a hill and came Down a Mountain 8. Guru 9. SPLAT 10. Flesh and Blood (R rating not necessarily for under 16)