Citizen Kane. Watched it one because I had to. Never will again.
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Mulholland Drive is terribly boring if you quit before two thirds of the movie.
Pulp Fiction is unironically worse than a Neil Breen movie
Casablanca can suck it from here to eternity.
OG Nosferatu (1922) was pretty good though. And the film version of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Fucking hate Napoleon Dynamite so I get that. Also godfather I agree with too.
I love Napoleon Dynamite because all of the characters remind me of people and small details about people that makes it feel nostalgic in a way that makes a lot of the weird subtle humor land for me. There isn't really a story, and the pacing is very much at the pace of small town USA, so anyone who doesn't get it will most likely find it either boring or impossible to follow for sure.
Definitely not for everyone.
You're in luck, OP, I've got some genuinely riveting cinema for you, and it's wholesome as well. Watch the quirky, classic Russian comedy movie Come And See (1985).

don't forget Grave of the Fireflies (1988), a heartwarming animated tale of siblings sticking together through adversity in Japan.