No Way. Stroszek is one of my favourites. The ending is just perfect. Also, it's the film Ian Curtis was watching when he killed himself.

I don't know what I'd watch yet. Let me sleep on it.

Yeah, it really is. And that's a major factor for me in just about any movie. Without a decent ending, the movie feels incomplete, and it's hard to bring myself to actually like the movie as a whole, even though the rest of it may be superb. Stroszek really nails it though.

The Breakfast Club.

Given the implied pretext of the question, Wings of Desire without a doubt.

Fitting.

I was going to say The Life Aquatic, for the same reason.

Last Summer In The Hamptons

followed by

Breaking the Waves

If I was on my death bed and offered the chance to see one film before I popped my clogs, I would go for "Finding Nemo". I love that film, and if I'm going to die it may as well be with joy in my heart and a smile on my face.

Failing that, some decent porn.

The Big Lebowski (yes, AGAIN) or Leon.
I've seen them so many times and I love them so much that watching one of those would make dying more comfortable.

ghostbusters.

Blow perhaps. The film's all about destiny.

The good, the bad and the mother-fucking ugly!

My Own Private Idaho or 1991 The Year Punk Broke

YESSSS!

Lost in translation maybe

High Fidelity!!!

Or The Big Lebowski.

Something that reminds me of my childhood. Probably one of these:

Stars Wars IV, V, or VI (original theatrical version)

OR

The Explorers

OR

Stand By Me

OR

Clash of the Titans

The Class of Nuke'em High

without a doubt!

Ikiru is a fantastic choice - kudos for it!
I'll still stick with Amelie.

I would have to say The Big Lebowski as well. I love that damn movie.

Herschell Gordon Lewis "Two Thousand Maniacs". The barrel-roll scene is pure genius.

Harold And Maude or Hairspray.

2001: A Space Odyssey

Apocalypse Now would be fitting.

Rep

Clash of The Titans. Completely underrated movie!