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Should be pretty easy:

Ghost Dad?

Memoirs of an Invisible Man?

Obvious guess: Taxi Driver?

Short Circuit?

The Fountain?

Pretty sure I got the era wrong, but The Do-Over?

Battlefield Earth?

That's the one.

Recently saw it for the first time and was surprised at how un-worst-film-ever-made it was. It's actually a pretty good sci-fi, and I'd say it has more meat on it than something like Event Horizon.

Piece of cake!

Also not.

No.

Yoink!

Well you'll not forget Brainstorm's ending in a long time, so it's well worth seeing.

Brainstorm was pretty good, although I think I prefer Lawnmower Man (not as bad as they say).

Retribution?

That's the one.

Both "racing film high school" and "racing film jukebox" will spit out this name.

This was a favourite of mine growing up. Having watched it again now, it's actually quite cleverly written.

The best copy I found is here. Lots of energy in that opening. And Loryn Locklyn too!

No. I believe the vesica piscis on the board there is supposed to be a football.

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Additional hint: This plays a critical role in the film.

As someone who's seen a lot of films, I like finding and sharing the more obscure ones, since those are usually the interesting films.

No.

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I guess no one has seen it. There are enough clues to get a pretty clear answer from a search engine.

I didn't know this until recently, but this change was probably brought on by the motion picture production code, which was instituted by hollywood on 1930. This resulted in a collection of "pre-code" films which addressed race relations, drug use and sexuality with a freedom we have been slowly re-acquiring in recent decades.

It grinds my gears that: Things which take so long to build are so easy to ruin.