>How about documentaries. Here's one I'll bet most people have never seen, but should:
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>Standing in the Shadows of Motown.

I saw that one, it was really great. I used to be a DJ at some local discotheques in the 1970's, so this documentary is a MUST for me.

>>Slightly different take on this - Movies that aren't ones everyone has seen or before your time or just esoteric enough to be fun discoveries for somebody :
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>>The Duellists
>>Diva
>>The Commitments ( Motown in Ulster - terrific !! )
>>Hear my Song
>>Looking for Richard
>>In the Realm of the Senses
>>Choose Me
>>3 Women ( Altman )
>>Come back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean ( Altman )
>>The Hustler ( Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, George C. Scott )
>>Personal Best (1982 Robert Towne )
>>The Killer Elite
>>Breathless ( 1960 - Goddard )
>>Women in Love ( 1969 - the divine Glenda Jackson )
>>Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle ( Rudolph )
>>Friends of Eddie Coyle
>>Bound ( it's got Gina Gershon - what's not to like )
>>U Turn
>>The Pledge
>>Glengarry Glen Ross
>>The Deep End
>>Punchdrunk Love ( the only time I ever liked Adam Sandler )
>>King of Comedy ( Jerry Lewis and Robert Deniro - Scorcese )