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Monsters, In - A film about monsters who broke into a prison, because they thought this would make them the "in" crowd, meaning the popular crowd
Watership Don - About a man called Don, who built a ship but had to be convinced that his ship was best placed in the water
Citizen Kan - Science fiction about how any citizen can do whatever they like
Taxi Drive - Very mundane. Just the cctv footage of an average 2 hour journey in a taxi. Didn't exactly go straight to the top of the billboard charts.
 
I, Root - a tree reveals its life below the soil in this ground-breaking autobiography

The Bok Thief - a struggling farming family must contend with a mysterious vegetable nabber

Revolutionary Rod - sequel to tachyon's The Rod, in which life begins anew under the guidance of a free-thinker

Goodnight, Mon - a classic Jamaican Patois bedtime story
 
Ill Bill - one man's struggle to overcome chronic illness, secure employment and maintain a romantic relationship

Briga Don - an urban musical about a wayward naval officer [yes, I kind of edited the grammar:D]

The Kin and I - the complicated family history of a serial divorcee

The Sound of Usic - a documentary covering the work of Australian media professional, Will Usic

Little Vice - a young woman faces persecution for her predilection for Knight Rider reruns

The Breakfast Cub - a young vegetarian lost in the Alaskan wilderness faces a difficult choice when, on the brink of starvation, an opportunity presents itself in the form of a lost bear cub.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallos - a schlock horror flick about a young man fighting against a tide of genial zombies
 
Petty Woman: biopic of the matriarch of stock car racing's premier family.

Pretty Oman: travelogue of an Arab state presented by former Miss Kentucky Mallory Ervin.

Lot in Translation: the story of Sodom and Gomorrah presented in several different languages.
 
Demolition Ma- Someone silly allows my mother to rent a wrecking ball. Chaos ensues.

Ma On Fire- My mother attempts to cook. Cue singed hair.

SuperMa- A film about my mother being brilliant

BatMa Begins- A documentary film telling the story of my mother trying to train herself to use sonar by blindfolding herself and attempting to find fruit in the dark.

Iron Ma- 90 minutes chronicling the drudgery of housework.

SpiderMa- She runs away screaming. That's it.
 
Oliver Twit - A simple young fellow struggles to make his way in the world
of social media. He accepts Friend Requests from nefarious individuals. The
leader of a Google Group forces him to work on mTurk at Amazon, for pennies per task.
The plot centers around his attempts to ascend the social ladder by means of tweets
& natters, instagram & tumblr posts.
 
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Apocalypse No - Anti-apocalyptic gangs get angry about how to be anti-apocalyptic and end up causing the world to blow up.
 
Tim Burton's Copse Bride
2 environmentalists meet & fall in love.
Centaur & Dryad wed in a National Forest.
Rated G

Pee Wee's Bi Adventure
Coming of age story featuring a
sexually curious midget.
Rated R

Karat Kid
Touching tale of the relationship of
a boy & the aged mentor who teaches
him the art of diamond cutting.
Rated G

Fantastic Mr. Ox
Action/Social Commentary depicts
the courage of a bovine humanoid
as he struggles to rise above the
common herd.
Rated PG

NT Man
Forced out of his own company by a protege,
a researcher explores the wide world of
neurodiversity, by shrinking his expectations
of ever fitting in.
Rated PG-13
 
The Goo Dinosaur - A sci-fi movie about a large reptilian animal who is made entirely of slime and goo.
 
The Ion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Itch, and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch, and the War Robe

This trilogy traces the development of nuclear power,
which leads to unpleasant rashes in the population, and
finally results in holocaust occurring due to arguments
over style & fashion in the military.

The prequel, The Lion, the Witch and the Ward, Rob
focuses on the upbringing of an orphan named Robert.
 
Of Ice and Men - a horror/thriller flick about a fraternity trapped in the arctic wilderness, based on the best-selling novel (R)

50 Shades of Rey - based on a (sort of) true story of a woman named Rey who suffers from multiple personality disorder, her story will mesmerize and astound you (PG-13)

Lien - non-stop action from start to finish, a used car buyer investigates a corrupt dealership and gets a lot more than he bargained for (R)

Rock, Rock II, Rock III, Rock IV - they're movies. About rocks. The same rocks, over and over again...(home release only, easy to find at the local dollar store)

Snakes on a Lane - a major US highway is barricaded with all manners of venomous creatures and it's up to one man to save the day (PG-13)

The Sum of All Ears - a family-friendly comedy about a scientist, an experiment gone wrong, and his ears. You'll laugh and cry, and the kiddos will love it too! (PG)

The Lion Kin - from critically acclaimed director (insert Japanese director here), an animated film (ok, it's anime, so what) about a young anthropomorphic lion and his adventures that will leave you awestruck (G)
 
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@tree, thanks for the lead to this!

You've Got Ail - People suffering from various diseases
Ambo - Sylvester Stallone is ambidextrous
Bill & Ed's Excellent Adventure - Keanu Reeves is replaced by talking horse Mr. Ed... Kind of hard to fit him in the phone booth

Of course, the sequel to that last one is Ill & Ed's, where someone from You've Got Ail joins in, and gets motion sickness while riding on Mr. Ed.
 
Owboy Bebop

An accident prone Japanese teen sings & dances his
way into your heart in this musical medical drama-comedy
set in the plains of southern New Jersey in the 1940s.
Truly a new genre unto itself. Rated G, fun for all.
 
The Neverending Sory

A Canadian boy goes on a quest to apologize profusely to the Childlike Empress.
 
Gone with the Win

Who cashed the check that rightfully should have
gone to the Jeopardy champion? The ghost of
Alex Trebek provides clues.
 
Ill Bill

Bill is ill, but will get well if he just stays still. It's a rather uneventful movie.
 
Fat Times at Ridgemont High

Sudden epidemic of student obesity creates upheaval
in the social order in a renowned bastion of education.
 
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