Movies We Love But Everyone Else Forgot

From Redditor u/Lordmorgoth666:

I showed my kids that movie ([they were] 12 and 15 at the time), and that scene when the cook farts during silent operation, my daughter legitimately pissed herself laughing and my son was in pain from laughing so hard.

Think I’m gonna put it on again this weekend.

From Redditor u/Advsoc1:

I probably wore this movie out as a child.

From Redditor u/OdinsWolf32:

I still watch this. Sometimes when my wife asks me to do something I say, "Compliance." 

From Redditor u/moldylemming:

Batteries Not Included.

It's a cute little '80s movie about some alien robots who took up residence in this old apartment complex, and when the residents are threatened with eviction so the place could be torn down, the robots help the tenants, and the tenants help the robot aliens. Anyway, I enjoyed it.

And Redditor u/TheElfKing369:

I just assumed no one would say this since I've never found anyone that knew what I was talking about. I still have a copy of it on VHS ..

The baby robots have to be about the cutest thing I've ever seen in a movie.

From Redditor u/ellejaysea:

Grosse Pointe Blank. Hitman goes to high school reunion.

And Redditor u/ty88:

...what am I going to say? "I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork. How've you been?"

From Redditor u/Cup-Mundane:

A Fish Called Wanda. I don't know anyone irl, under the age of 40, that knows this movie! It's one of the funniest movies ever. My favorite Kevin Kline movie, hand[s] down!

And Redditor u/HicJacetMelilla:

Let me just correct a few things, okay? Aristotle was not Belgian, the principle of Buddhism is not "every man for himself," and the London Underground is not a political movement.

From Redditor u/flash17k:

The Great Mouse Detective.

And Redditor u/Lephiro:

When that drunken mouse is still singing as the cat comes to get him still freaks me out.