Movies you still love that aren't often talked about anymore

[Starter Set]

I have not seen it in a long, long time and I barely remember it, but isn't Gladiator basically a remake of Kubrick's Spartacus?

Nope, beside the gladiator thing they really have nothing in common.

[DebkoX]

Gravity for sure.

[batnbreakfast]

Surveillance starring Bill Pullmann, an actor I never liked much but he's great in this twisted fairy tale about hunting a serial killer

[Jackalope89]

Depends on the movie for me, and what kind of nostalgia I'm feeling. Most Disney movies get talked about, though ones like Bedknobs and Broomsticks get looked over (and B&B was easily one of my favorites as a kid).

3 Ninjas movies I enjoyed, even with all the over the top cheese in them. Yes, even Mega Mountain (the one with Hulk Hogan in it).

The Rugrats films are some others.

[Sacred Knight]

Return to Oz
Better off Dead
One Crazy Summer

I'm sure there's more, these ones just came immediately into my head.

[Flash Gordon]

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension
Starship Troopers
Highlander

[ZeroBG82]

I would have said Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and B+T's Bogus Journey but the new sequel has that back on people's lips.

Lucky Number Slevin. Josh Hartnett, Lucy Liu, Morgan Freeman, Bruce Willis and more in one of the most tightly written movies I have ever seen. Almost every single word and shot matters.

Memento. Yes, it's gimmick makes it. But it's still a brilliantly done film.

Looper. Rian Johnson before he was the most divisive filmmaker of a generation. Good, fun sci-fi. And it has Joseph Gordon Levitt and Bruce Willis.

Brick. Another Rian Johnson. Hard boiled detective story set in a suburban high school environment. Maybe the single best performance from Joseph Gordon Levitt I've ever seen. Seriously, more people need to see this movie.

[Steel Inquisitor]

Hot Shots Part Deux! and Evil Dead (2013).

[ChrisIII]

I have not seen it in a long, long time and I barely remember it, but isn't Gladiator basically a remake of Kubrick's Spartacus?

There's some similarities to that too, although Maximus's revolt is pretty much over before it begins due to Lucius's slip of the tongue, while Spartacus was successful to a point.

[Jim Kelly]

Everybody talks about TOP GUN when they should be talking about TOP SECRET.

[Sutekh]

Return to Oz
Better off Dead
One Crazy Summer

I'm sure there's more, these ones just came immediately into my head.

Ooh, Better Off Dead was fun teen comedy, in the vein of Ferris Bueller's, but not nearly as famous.

[Dr. Skeleton]

Sky Captain & The World Of Tomorrow.

[batnbreakfast]

Night Moves (Gene Hackmann)
8mm (Nic cage)

[Steel Inquisitor]

Sky Captain & The World Of Tomorrow.

I must be the only person who loved that movie. I wanted tv shows, cartoons, comics, and novels for that setting.

[JamesonAnders]

My Fair Lady