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Groundhog Day The Nightmare Before Christmas Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Interview With the Vampire All tough ones because I already consider all 8 to be true classics.

The Lost Boys The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Little Shop of Horrors

Ghost The Princess Bride

Return of the Jedi

Dark City Scrooged Die Hard

Chicago Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Both are tough ones-esp. since I really liked Shakespeare in Love too.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home -I consider both classics though already.

Back to the Future Batman Beauty and the Beast Big

Total Recall Army of Darkness Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Akira

Labyrinth Ladyhawke Extremely close on both of these

Men in Black

Pleasantville Gremlins Groundhog Day

The Princess Bride Glory Pretty Woman

The Freshman Fright Night

Return of the Jedi -Both are great movies though.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off Romancing the Stone-Tough one

Ruthless People

The Santa Clause -Love ET too but this movie will also be a family classic and does not deserve to be shut out. You really should see it Chuck, it might be better then you expected.

Scrooged

Dirty Dancing-Tough one since both are already classics to me.

Dances With Wolves Shrek-I love both of these movies and I think that both Dark City and Shrek will easily be classics 50 years from now. They are both already classics to me.

Cool Runnings

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Starman Very tough ones

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

Beetlejuice Toy Story

Armageddon Army of Darkness Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery TRON-Voting for TRON today but I love Back to the Future too and also already consider it a classic also.

American Pie-The Untouchables is great too though Apollo 13

Wargames I also agree with what George said about Roger Rabbit and Aliens.

Witness Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Both tough ones as their opponents are also classics in my opinion.