200 Cigarettes

Asteroid City

Benny & Joon
My high school graduating class got to see a movie in the theater, and we had to vote what to see. I voted for this, but the movie we ended up seeing was "Indecent Proposal." I did see this years later, and probably wasn't wild about it, but I'd like to see it again to write a review. (I expect I'll put my review under "mental health movies," but for now that doesn't have a "want to see" page.)

The Big Chill (Criterion)

Brigsby Bear

The Brothers McMullen

Buffalo '66 (A.V. Club)

Calendar Girls

Crimes and Misdemeanors

Dear White People

Defendor

La Dolce Vita (Criterion)

The Fisher King (Criterion)
I saw this once, but I don't remember it well. I'd like to see it again. (I would probably put the review in the "mental health movies" section.)

Fried Green Tomatoes

Hero (Great but Forgotten)

The Hero

High Fidelity
I'm really not sure whether I've seen this or not.

The Hudsucker Proxy

Hurlyburly

In Good Company

King of Hearts (Great but Forgotten)

Mad Dog and Glory (Great but Forgotten)

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Men, Women & Children

Muriel's Wedding

Network

The Paper

Passion Fish

Peter's Friends
I think I saw this once. I'd like to see it again, just to write a review.

Postcards from the Edge (Mill Creek Entertainment)

The Pretty One

Ready to Wear (Prêt-à-Porter)

Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

Rushmore (Criterion)

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

She's Gotta Have It

Short Cuts (Criterion; Great but Forgotten)

Six Degrees of Separation

Something Wild (Criterion)

Sunshine Cleaning

To Die For (Criterion)
Saw this once. Don't think I was that into it, but I wouldn't mind seeing it again.

Trainspotting
I probably saw this on TV or something, once, though it could have been any time from the mid-90s to the early 2000s. And I don't remember anything about it. (I could even be confusing it with "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, about which I also remember nothing.)

Tumbleweeds

The Van
Never saw it, but it's a quasi-sequel to The Commitments, which I liked a lot. (Actually it's the third in the quasi-trilogy, after a TV movie "The Snapper," which I also haven't seen.)

Welcome to Me
If I ever get around to seeing this, I might put the review under "mental health movies."

The World According to Garp