I'm not really movie guy, but I would add these myself:
Monty Python and the Holy Grail and/or Life of Brian - both are timeless classic if you're into silly British humour
Pulp Fiction - one of my favourites, virtually every scene is memorable or legendary, good acting and very dark yer still funny
Apocalypse Now - for some strange reason I like movies about Vietnam war and this one is probably my top one (followed by Jacobs Ladder (very grim) and Platoon)
Shawshank Redemption - it's recommended everywhere and I can't argue with that, great touching movie (same goes for Forrest Gump)
The Crow (90s one) - one of the best noire/goth atmosphere in movies I've seen, great soundtrack too
Catch XXII (1970) - it's absurd as it should be, book well made into movie
Well, I don't have a single pair of jeans, because I don't like the fabric. Hearing there are filthy pigs not ever washing their clothes because of some sort of a fetish is just disgusting. People don't be stupid, wash your clothes, you're not animals anymore.
He quotes Home Improvements (which was pretty succesful show here for some reason) saying "I don't think so Tim". That teacher was apparently huge asshole.
World of Darkness, although my only experience with it is Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines. It's so atmospheric though, I'm so sad there's nothing else like it. Rules are well defined, whole masquerade thing feels quite logic, characters are believable, structure of clans/families/groups and their rivalry and world views is interesting, it's also close to our real world, but mystical... I just love it.
Me too, but I'm too lazy to go to bed. I rather procrastinate till late night, not wanting the day (and my onyl me time) to end. So i go sleep late and wake up grumpy every single day. Yay!
Three days ia nothing. Being a shy kid on two weeks summer camp there was a challenge to poop just once in the middle... I almost made it. My friend succeeded though.
I'm not really movie guy, but I would add these myself: