Great existential movies?

Yo, been a while. I've had a "movie break" for a while cause I have so much to see that I didn't know where to start, hahahah.

My all-time fave movie is American Beauty and I LOVE Ghost World, Lost in Translation, Eternal Sunshine of Spotless Mind. I love existential tinted movies, and I'd love to watch one tonight.
So if you guys could list your favorite existential movies, it would help me out and give this thread a place for movie discussion as well!

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The Incredible Shrinking Man is surprisingly exciting and ultimately profound. Buffet froid is one of the funniest, most-absurd examples I can mention.

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I Heart Huckabees is fantastic.

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Ah, someone after my own heart. American Beauty is my all time favourite also and Ghost World and Lost in Translation are both brilliant. The thin red line is the trippiest war movie you'll ever see and it's loaded with familiar faces. It's the ultimate existential movie in my opinion. Taxi Driver isn't as good but it's also about existenialism and lonliness in an absurd world.

The Graduate is what you're looking for.

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The Incredible Shrinking Man is an excellent choice for existentialism, also strong would be The Truman Show.

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Wild Strawberries or Winter Light. Hell, practically any Bergman film.

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I just watched "Rashomon" and "Seven Samura" -- very great ones.. Out of the ones you guys mentioned, I loved American Beauty, Taxi Driver, Wild Strawberries.

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