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What movies would you recommend for philosophical discussions?  (Examples in link.)  

I like to use films in my courses.  Not only do they give us a a mini-break around exam time but let us have some fun things to talk about.  For example, I've used American History X when discussing race relations and affirmative action; A Clockwork Orange when discussing theories of punishment; The Insider when discussing whistle-blowing.  Any films you would like to use as a teacher or watch as a student?
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Groundhog Day: eternal recurrence of the same.

The Truman Show: epistemology, a modern interpretation of Descartes' evil demon scenario; metaphysics, determinism.

Memento: philosophy of mind / personal identity.

Shutter Island: philosophy of mind / personal identity. Similar themes as Memento and The Truman Show. Very thought-provoking psychological thriller.

No Country for Old Men: ethics, questions of human nature and evil, existentialism.

V for Vendetta: question authority, question the government; ethics, in what sense do V's ends justify his means? Works well while reading Machiavelli, Rousseau, and Jefferson. Aesthetics, art censorship.

It's great that you use A Clockwork Orange. That's definitely one of the best films to watch when discussing theories of punishment.