What movies from the 90's and 00's will be remembered as classics in the future?

I vote for:

Amores Perros by Gonzales Iñarritu
Fargo by the Coens
Pulp Fiction by Tarantino
L.A. Confidential by Curtis Hanson
Goodfellas by Martin Scorsese
Lord of The Rings Trilogy by Peter Jackson
Beauty and The Beast by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise
Toy Story by John Lasseter
Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke by Miyazaki
Sense and Sensibility by Ang Lee
Schindler's List by Spielberg
The Pianist by Roman Polanski
Pan's Labyrinth by Guillermo del Toro
All About My Mother and Talk to Her by Pedro Almodovar
Shawshank Redemption by Frank Darabont
City of God by Fernande Meirelles
Unforgiven by Clint Eastwood
Life is Beautiful by Roberto Benigini
and
Requiem for a Dream by Darren Aronofsky

Movies that will probably be remembered but I'm not a big fan of:

Titanic (One of the cheesiest screenplays written for a movie that didn't deserve an Oscar for Best Picture)
Avatar (good visuals but nothing more than that)
The Matrix (the sequels made me enjoy the original less)
Forrest Gump (this winning over Pulp Fiction and Shawshank Redemption at the Oscars is a sin)
Dances With Wolves (I'm just not a fan of this one)
American Beauty (It's ok but I'm not a fan of this one)
Gladiator (ughhh)
Braveheart (ewww)

Future Cult Cl@ssics:

Kill Bill
Gattaca
Fight Club
Repo the genetic Opera
Children of Men
The Boondock Saints
Dark City

Well thats I could think of at the moment. Please add more films. :)

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• No Country for Old Men
• There Will Be Blood

Just to add to the list.

LOTRs and No Country for Old Men. I want to say the new Star Wars but they are so far off the reservation as far as SW goes, I just can't do it.

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• No Country for Old Men
• There Will Be Blood

Just to add to the list.

sammyjenkis898

Twilight :D Eh , seriously though hm maybe Slumdog Millionaire and Million Dollar Baby?

Jurassic Park

Terminator 2

Fight Club

Oldboy

12 Monkeys

Let the Right One In

The Hangover

28 Days Later

The Dark Knight

Kill Bill

Paranormal Activity

Trick r Treat

Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle

Also, pretty much any Pixar film, with the exception of Cars.sammyjenkis898

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

Remembered by film lovers and critics or remembered by the general public?MrLions

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

kidsmelly

[QUOTE="MrLions"]Remembered by film lovers and critics or remembered by the general public?MrEnvelope

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

MrEnvelope

He had to disguise his voice. But still classics by fans and critics.

[QUOTE="MrEnvelope"][QUOTE="MrLions"]Remembered by film lovers and critics or remembered by the general public?MrLions

[QUOTE="MrEnvelope"]

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

kidsmelly

He had to disguise his voice. But still classics by fans and critics.

I know he had to disguise his voice but the growling just felt way to awkward. I liked Michael Keaton's performance much more.MrEnvelope

Yeah It could get annoying. Individual performance I liked Bale a bit more than Keaton. I think the best batman might have been Val Kilmer. Putting individual performance aside I tought the movie keaton was in was just to dark for a super hero movie. The new batman were great because batman was edgy but not to dark it had a good balance.

American Pie

The recent batman movies, Spider-Man 1 and 2, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Pirates of the Caribbean 1, Terminator 2, and other movies.

Also, pretty much any Pixar film, with the exception of Cars.sammyjenkis898

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]Also, pretty much any Pixar film, with the exception of Cars.Tauruslink

I actually agree, car was mediocre compared to the rest of pixars line up. It was good but just didn't seem to be in the same league as the rest of the line up.

The Thin Red Line I am hoping will gain some more recognition....but it probably won't. It's in my top 5, anyway.kdawg88

[QUOTE="kdawg88"]The Thin Red Line I am hoping will gain some more recognition....but it probably won't. It's in my top 5, anyway.Jazz_Fan

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On a side note American Beauty was one of my favorites of all time. Im nearly positive that will go down as a great.

[QUOTE="Jazz_Fan"][QUOTE="kdawg88"]The Thin Red Line I am hoping will gain some more recognition....but it probably won't. It's in my top 5, anyway.kdawg88

City of GodToriko42

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]Also, pretty much any Pixar film, with the exception of Cars.MrEnvelope

Up was really average kid's movie imo.

I don't know what will be classics later, but I sure love these films.

1. City of god

2. Let the right one in

3. Naked

4. Happiness

5. A Serious Man

6. Bad Lieutenant: Port of call new orleans

7. In the mood for love

8. Synecdoche new york

9. Land and Freedom

10. Lone Star

Glitter

Twilight

Crossroads

From Justin to Kelly

Gigli

Any Uwe Boll movie

Trainspotting.
Definitely a "cult c lassic".

I don't know what will be classics later, but I sure love these films.

1. City of god

2. Let the right one in

3. Naked

4. Happiness

5. A Serious Man

6. Bad Lieutenant: Port of call new orleans

7. In the mood for love

8. Synecdoche new york

9. Land and Freedom

10. Lone Star

Film-Guy

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

MrEnvelope

Funny, you felt "The Dark Knight" dragged for too long, yet you loved "There will be Boredom"?

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On a side note American Beauty was one of my favorites of all time. Im nearly positive that will go down as a great.

BadNewsBen

[QUOTE="MrEnvelope"]

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Batman Begins and Dark Knight instant classic.

TheGrayEye

Funny, you felt "The Dark Knight" dragged for too long, yet you loved "There will be Boredom"?

[QUOTE="TheGrayEye"]

[QUOTE="MrEnvelope"] I wouldn't call them classics. Batman Begins had a bad performance by Katie Holmes and I just felt that The Dark Knight dragged a little to long and I found the monologues and Michael Caine's speeches rather cheesy (Let's not forget the infamous Batman voice) :)

MrEnvelope

Funny, you felt "The Dark Knight" dragged for too long, yet you loved "There will be Boredom"?

Believe it or not, I don't think The Dark Knight was the legendary movie people made it out to be, and like you said, it has problems (I don't like Burton's though). Daniel Day Lewis was great in TWBB, obviously, but I really felt like the movie didn't go anywhere, not like it should have. The music was horrible imo, and it only really went somewhere at the very end. No Country for Old Men was much better imo, or even 3:10 to Yuma, which also came out in the same year.