9. Harold And Kumar Go To White Castle
I still hold that Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle is the paragon of American ideals. It's the story of two young first generation Americans who fulfill all of the promises of the American Dream, and exercise their right to the pursuit of happiness. As Kumar himself once said: "Our parents came to this country, escaping persecution, poverty and hunger. Hunger, Harold. They were very, very hungry. They wanted to live in a land that treated them as equals, a land filled with hamburger stands. And not just one type of hamburger, okay? Hundreds of types with different sizes, toppings, and condiments. That land was America! America, Harold! America! Now this is about achieving what our parents set out for. This is about the pursuit of happiness. This night . . . is about the American Dream!" In addition, this combines two of America's greatest loves: freedom and delicious fast food. Therefore it is the perfect film to watch on the Fourth of July, especially if you happen to live in Washington or Colorado. Just saying.