Oooooh, so many for me. I'll start with movies from the 80s...
Beaches
Caddyshack
Labyrinth
Lethal Weapon
Mommie Dearest
Platoon
Scarface
St. Elmo's Fire
Steel Magnolias
Terms of Endearment
Top Gun
Who Framed Roger Rabbit



Oooooh, so many for me. I'll start with movies from the 80s...
Beaches
Caddyshack
Labyrinth
Lethal Weapon
Mommie Dearest
Platoon
Scarface
St. Elmo's Fire
Steel Magnolias
Terms of Endearment
Top Gun
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
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I am for doing good to the poor, but I differ in opinion of the means. I think the best way of doing good to the poor, is not making them easy in poverty, but leading or driving them out of it. -- Benjamin Franklin

Manchurian Candidate
Citizen Kane
...and for Josie..Life is Beautiful.
Good part is..I own them, but I haven't found a great moment to watch them.
"Things are not made much better by our national tendency to engage in bureaucrat-bashing. One has to have some perspective on this.[...] Both markets and governments have their imperfections; many things we might want to do collectively require us to choose between unsatisfactory alternatives."-James Q. Wilson, Bureaucracy, 1989.
The Help
Contagion
Exorcist (any of them...nor ever will)
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (I hate musicals)
That's all I can think of at the moment.
Saving Private Ryan
The English Patient
The LOTR series.
Star Wars, recently watched the first two, but then looked up the plot on a fan wiki and hated it so I stopped there.
I only watched the last Star Trek movie.
Can't think of anything else.
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Never got into the mob classics like Scarface or Godfather. Don't really care.
- Colonel Paul YinglingNobody who wins a war indulges in a bifurcated definition of victory. War is a political act; victory and defeat have meaning only in political terms. A country incapable of achieving its political objectives at an acceptable cost is losing the war, regardless of battlefield events.
Bifurcating victory (e.g. winning militarily, losing politically) is a useful salve for defeated armies. The "stab in the back" narrative helped take the sting out of failure for German generals after WWI and their American counterparts after Vietnam.
All the same, it's nonsense. To paraphrase Vince Lombardi, show me a political loser, and I'll show you a loser.

Wow you guys - seriously. No Star Wars? No Star Trek. . . we're doomed!
I honestly can't think of any popular movies I haven't seen - how can you tell if they're popular? I went for 4 years without watching TwilightDoes that count?
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Never watched:
Grease
Saturday Night Fever
American Pie (1-whatever)
Any of the Twilight movies
Fightclub
Gone in 60 seconds
Fast and the Furious
Goodfellas
Usual Suspects
Memento
American History X
Some I never will (musicals from my teenage years) and some I just never got round to.

To be honest, I watched many bad popular movies such as Transformers and such, but only out of morbid curiousity. Afterwards, I curse myself for watching them
And he said to Saint Peter "One more soldier reporting for duty, sir. I served my time in HELL"

Probably be easier to list the popular movies I HAVE seen. I took a look at a listing of the most popular movies of all time... based on box office gross, adjusted to 2012 dollars. Of the top 21, I have not seen 8, including:
E.T
Doctor Zhivago
Mary Poppins
The Jungle Book
The Sting
Bambi
Titanic
Ben Hur
Jurassic Park
Other popular films I have not seen are Fight Club, Pulp Fiction, and the LOTR series.
Wow some of you guys are missing out on some great movies. I can't think of any offhand except for chick flicks that I don't care enough to remember the names.
"I reject your reality and substitute my own."