Ok, everyone is always like, “This is the best movie I have ever seen.” Well, what about the movies that no one gives credit to? So, here, make you claims to the movie you think is so great, yet no one else ever says it.
Mine: it was close, but Clue narrowly edges out Kingpin and Fight Club (and maybe Cruel Intentions at the risk of sounding feminine) Clue was just a genius idea: make a comedy about a board game that was about murder! That and I love subtle humor.
“MRS. PEACOCK WAS A MAN!??!”
Cruel Intentions was definitely a good movie.
I think Moulin Rouge was definitely underrated! It’s such a good movie! And Baz Luhrmann rocks! 
How was Moulin Rouge an underrated movie? It won many an award, I think the same goes for CLUE, in a way. Lots of people are heavily into the movie, a very big cult following. I think it should be a movie that people saw, but, don’t fully see the beauty in. Like, something that people saw and were content with, but that you think deserves a bit more credit.
Ergo, I would say…Titanic.
Amen to that. (forfeiting his goth hood for a sec), Moulin Rouge was definately one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. But as for Baz’s other films, Strictly Ballroom was rated apropriately. It sucked more than Spy Kids 2.
Kayla, I’m sorry, but any movie with the title of “highest grossing movie in the world.” isn’t underrated. And, Bingo, two points for the Strictly Ballroom reference.
Oh darn, how could I have failed to factor that in…silly me. Imagine my embarrassment and shame of doing the exact thing I had accused the two of you of doing, it’s almost like I planned it and was using myself as an example of wrong doing.
Almost.
Clue and Cruel Intentions were both good movies. But there was a movie Freddie Prinze Jr. and Mathew Lillard did together a few years back called Wing Commander. I had never heard of it (other than the game) until I saw it in the store and picked it up. I watched it, and enjoyed it, making it towards the top of my list of underrated movies.
How about Starship Troopers? Okay, the movie practically mutilated the entire book (and IMO, the book was much better), but it was action packed. Although for those who liked the 40 year old political/sci-fi novel, the movie probably isn’t for you.
Cube…nuf said 
Hmm… underated?
I would have to say everyone forgot about Unbreakable and its awesomeness pretty quickly (except the weaknesses were pretty lame–“You have the same achiles’ heel as me! We can both drown!”
Super Mario Bros. I thought was actually pretty good.
And Mystery Men–a great mix of comedy and action.
For its time, though, the number one ever would have to be UHF.
underrated movies ummm
Weird Al - UHF
Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace— Okay i know what you are saying terrible movie… but it was destined to suck, it is the only movie that didnt require too much fighting, it was a setup movie, but EPII is awsome, and EPIII will rock in the great battle deparment
hmmm how about We Were Soldiers, the most awsomest movie ever
aww heck any Mel Gibson War movie was awsome
anyone who knows Kevin Smith’s movies (the ones with Jay and Silent Bob) will understand why i think Clerks is incredibly underrated.
among enthusiasts of these movies, people generally think Clerks is the worst, however it’s by far my favorite. sure, the acting in some parts isn’t as good as Chasing Amy, and there aren’t as many big stars as in Dogma, but the script is WAY better than any of the other movies.
Cruel Intentions was awesome
As for most under-rated: K-19 The Windowmaker. OMG, it is such an amazing movie.
Pi. That is one… good and strange movie. heeeeya…
*Originally posted by KaylaButt *
**How was Moulin Rouge an underrated movie? It won many an award, I think the same goes for CLUE, in a way. Lots of people are heavily into the movie, a very big cult following. I think it should be a movie that people saw, but, don’t fully see the beauty in. Like, something that people saw and were content with, but that you think deserves a bit more credit.Ergo, I would say…Titanic.
Moulin Rouge is awful…
This is most underrated movie thread. Titanic belongs in the overrated thread. I was a big fan of the history of the Titanic and everything, but after seeing that movie I was so disgusted, I lost all respect for James Cameron and I haven’t paid attention to any Titanic news since then.
*Originally posted by “Big Mike” *
Weird Al - UHF
This was a great movie…
*Originally posted by George1083 *
**anyone who knows Kevin Smith’s movies (the ones with Jay and Silent Bob) will understand why i think Clerks is incredibly underrated. **
Bingo. Thats it. My mom liked Clerks, and she doesnt like any of the movies I watch (BTW: I agree and Kevin Smith also agrees that Mall Rats was his worst movie…)
Just because they serve you, doesn’t mean they like you… 
No on seems to appreciate “Blade Runner” anymore - the religious symbolism, and mutliple layers of meaning seem to be lost on people these days.
Go buy a copy of Blade Runner, and be amazed.
Ghostbusters.
Oh come-on… people never remember it anymore.
The Goonies… such a great movie
thats all i have to say
Goonies–that remidns me… Willow! Willow was an awesome movie!
I probably would’ve liked Blade Runner, if it wasn’t so gawduful slow.
George, amen to Dogma and Chasing Amy. Two great movies. Also, I forgot about UHF. Another film I thought of no one talks about, probably because it is so recent: One Hour Photo. It is out on DVD now and I have to get it. Honestly, one of the top 5 movies I have ever seen. See it now. Not as underrated as some of the others because everyone I know who has actually seen it praises it.
*Originally posted by “Big Mike” *
**underrated movies ummmWeird Al - UHF
Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace— Okay i know what you are saying terrible movie… but it was destined to suck, it is the only movie that didnt require too much fighting, it was a setup movie, but EPII is awsome, and EPIII will rock in the great battle deparment
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There is so much to respond to in this thread. But for now I’m going to say that The Phantom Menace is one of the worst movies ever, and it grossed grossly, so it has to be labeled overrated.
UHF is one of my top 5 movies of all time (and High Fidelity isn’t 
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UHF rules.
Besides, what better way to say “I love you” than with the gift of a spatula?
Oh, and, I watched Kayla post that Titanic comment live, and she said “I bet people aren’t going to get the sarcasm.” I didn’t believe her, but I was wrong. Titanic had the highest domestic product (unadjusted), won a few handfuls of awards, was talked about at school for weeks and weeks and weeks. That’s why it’s such a strong counterexample of an underrated movie.