I'll recommend one more, it being a Saturday and I'm just sitting here amusing myself. :D

We all know (or should know) 1979's The Warriors, yes? If not, I also highly recommend it as well. But the one I'm going for here is also from 1979, a similar movie (but set in the 50's) called The Wanderers.

Quite simply put it's a fucking awesome movie. Both are.

Although I still love "Oldboy" over the years I've grown fonder of "Sympathy for Mr Vengeance".

You should also check out J.S.A.: Joint Security Area if you enjoy Chan-wook Park's stuff.

Another oldie but goodie is "Shallow Grave".

A few people mentioned Hobo With a Shotgun.

If you like that, check out Manborg. It's from Astron 6, the same group who made Hobo.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0246677/

Heaven with Cate Blanchett

Last Seduction. This woman fucks over every man she fucks. "Let's play rape," ain't play, he pays.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Sunshine
Children of Men
The Lookout
The Ides of March
Fearless
Dredd

A Scanner Darkly - Woody Harrelson and more. Great movie for those who like to trip acid.

If you're into jap films

Audition from Takashii Miike
Tetsuo, the Iron Man (1989) - IMDb
Coldfish, 2010

Toy Story 3 - really great.....

First movie without big marketing that comes to my mind is Chloe, with Leam Neeson

http://www.tribute.ca/tribute_object...hloe/Chloe.jpg

What Dreams May Come... Quietly very intense tear jerker if you have a wife that you really love.




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Human Centipede

Incendies
In My Father's Den

I'm reasonably sure these are obscure enough that most here won't recognize them but I was surprised by both.

Of the ones mentioned here I've probably watched Casino near a dozen times. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Ides of March, Children of Men, Glen Garry Glen Ross, Run Lola Run, Jacob's Ladder, Akira, Get Carter, American Beauty, Life Is Beautiful were all kind of big movies in their own way. If you haven't seen them you're not going to go too wrong... Akira, Glen Garry and Get Carter are basically classics.
I'd suggest going to http://www.imdb.com/chart/top and just start from the top down watching the ones you haven't seen. Some I think suffer a little from hagiography or aren't to modern tastes but are worth watching purely to understand the cultural impact they continue to have eg Citizen Kane which I don't really need to ever see again and don't think should have ever been voted best movie ever made but whatever.

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figure it out...

thank me later.

13 Tzameti

you'll want to look away, but you can't look away...

"Holy Mountain" Alejandro Jodorowsky - also "Santa Sangre" or "El Topo" - but you have to be open to the surreal...

For the Korean cinema fans.... The Chaser..

Yes, really great film

I was really bored in Jacobs Ladder,

I recently watched Side Effects, which was pretty good, slow start.. but worth it.. and also The Uninvited - loved it!! :)

Bitter Moon is still one of my favorites.

good for breaking off engagements

Canadian Bacon

Hallucinatory, surreal, trippy in the first degree... this is what happens when you are mentored by Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel...