I'll second that. Love BC and SDK. Pulp Fiction, Fifth Element, Talladega Nights (for some dumb reason), Just saw Inglorius Baterds and really liked it.

First and foremost ... Band Of Brothers

Based primarily on re-watchablility and in no particular order:

A River Runs Through It
Bourne series
Fargo
Air America
Forrest Gump

And a host of other already mentioned above.

Expanded list:

Animation:
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
The Incredibles
Cars
Kung Fu Panda
Monsters Vs. Aliens

Comedy:
Monty Python And The Holy Grail
This Is Spinal Tap
The Princess Bride
Lars and the Real Girl
Napoleon Dynamite
Office Space

More Serious Movies:
American Beauty
Pulp Fiction
Pink Floyd The Wall
Layer Cake
Gran Torino
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
E.T. the Extraterrestrial

told ya my list would be missing some amazing films...

The Enforcer (1951)
Sunset Blvd (1950)
Key Largo (1948)
Amelie (French)
The Triplets of Belleville (French)

This is actually a question I ask when I interview someone for a job. If someone responds other than Pulp Fiction, I politely explain to them that they clearly are too stupid to work at our firm.

Hahaha, that is funny RayLewis. Its sort of like asking your favorite colour in a business interview and they don't answer green. If you want to really mess with someone during a job interview ask them a bunch of vague behavioural type questions.

That would be funny, Dr.House, but I'd be afraid to go too dry on the humor, as it may be lost on the person I'm speaking to. Now, if an interviewee didn't get that my question and response are a joke, they actually would be too dumb to work here. Fortunately, that has yet to happen. We instead usually end up talking about movies, which I'd rather do than discuss things that are relevant to my job.

No discussions of sports?

My interviews generally cover movies, sports, and/or music, in addition to a few things on the person's resume. The movies question is one I ask in virtually any interview.

I end up asking if they have ever hunted before?