The "Our World is Not What it Seems" line of films

Jacob's Ladder
Kafka
The Delicatessen
The Matrix
Fight Club
eXistenZ
Waking Life
Naked Lunch
Dark City
The Truman Show
The Game
Lost Highway
Memento
Vanilla Sky
The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind








[NOTE: After making this list I came across Chuck Klosterman's essay "The Awe-Inspiring Beauty of Tom Cruise's Shattered, Troll-like Face" (featured in his book Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs*) in which he discusses what he calls the the recent spat of "What is Reality" films. He includes a number of the above films in his article plus Mulholland Drive, Being John Malkovich, and Donnie Darko...but mostly he discusses Vanilla Sky, my least favorite of all these "types" of films.]

Films repeatedly viewed [by me] in early-mid 90s

Amadeus
Fearless
Dead Poet's Society
Rear Window
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
The Fisher King
Le Femme Nikita
Leon/The Professional
Drugstore Cowboy
My Own Private Idaho
The Player
Glengarry GlenRoss
The Inner Circle
Cape Fear (dir. Martin Scorsese)
The Hunger
The Man with One Red Shoe
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