Top 20 Most Underrated Movies

great true story of boxing legend Jim j Braddock, great acting by Russel crow, Rene zelwigger and paul giamanti

I still don't believe that someone proposed this fantastic movie for the golden raspberry! It is THE masterpiece of rise and fall of a gangster tycoon and cult for a whole generation!

In this Will Ferrell movie, Ferrell plays a man trapped in a rather boring life, who one day wakes up hearing his life being narrated. He then realizes that he is in fact a character in a book, and this realization forces him to start taking some risks and really start living life. It's an excellent performance, one of his first more serious roles, and he's back up by a great supporting cast including Emma Thompson, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Queen Latifah and Dustin Hoffman

Roman Polanski’s bizarre tale of a rare-books collector Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) who travels around Europe searching for a mysterious book that supposedly opens the gates of Hell.

Based on the Augusten Burroughs memoir, this film should've gotten a lot more attention than it did. This story chronicles the truly dysfunctional teenage years of Augusten after his mother abandons him, leaving him to be adopted by her psychiatrist, who is of a questionable level of sanity. Fantastic performances by Alec Baldwin, Annette Benning, Joseph Fiennes, and Brian Cox.

Everybody joins that this is the worst of the godfather movies though many either didn't even watch it or did that at the "long night of godfather movies" so they didn't make it to the end. Or they have problems with the corrupt catholic church in the plot. Anyway, this is a magnificent crime movie with all of Coppola's genious in it! Watch it!

Warren Beatty plays a suicidally disillusioned politician who puts a contract out on his own life and then takes the opportunity to be brutally honest with his voters, finally making him an interesting political candidate.

This movie, based on a Brett Easton Ellis novel, is a disturbing look into the lives of over-privileged college students. Maybe it's because it starred James Van Der Beek, but this film really deserved more credit than it got.