The obscure movie for me was... Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. I still know every line of dialog from beginning to end any time I happen to see it on.

The Jungle Book starring Sabu. The only VHS my family owned from when I was 5 - 9.

My wife and I used to have Parents with Randy Quaid on VHS. I love that movie but I haven't seen it in 20 years.

I'm just barely old enough to relate to this

'Holy Moses's
An absolutely stacked cast about Moses brother. Somehow very medicre

Mine was The Point. 🎵 Me and my Arrow 🎵

We could say the sme thing about music.

Little Monsters and a Herbie movie.

Judgement Night and Speed. I guess I got lucky, all my aunt had in the middle of fucking nowhere. Now two of my favorites

My movie was princess and the goblin. I watched it on a 10x10 in monitor that had the VHS in while I worked at my family's business where I did labor at 10 years of age 30+ hours a week. Good times

I can't recall my family having obscure movies. Don't remember what it's actually about, but I at least remember we had one Home On The Range VHS. Don't recall ever watching it once, but this post made it come to the forefront of my memory

An American Tale for me and my closest(in age) siblings. Bonus because while my older brother and I were American born, we moved out of the country when I was 2, and my younger sister was born outside the states. We saw the movie first overseas, then often when we came back to the US (7 for me).

Alaska, I really wanted to pilot that yellow Piper Cub.

Also something Tom&Jerry related.

Also something Mickey Mouse related.

Can't remember much, TBF, because later there'd be a few DVDs with Master&Commander, LOTR, SW: RotS, making me forget everything before.

My aunt had a big cabinet full of home recorded tapes, our most favourites were the ones with BTTF, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones and the one with one and only episode of The Adventures of Sinbad.