Kung Fu Panda: You are what you think you are.

A Chorus Line: Try, try again. If you do lose, you still can win.

Avatar: Take control of your life.

The King's Speech: Everybody has problems.No exceptions.

Notting Hill: Love can come from anywhere, and if it does, grab it!

Star Wars: It does not matter if you have a bad parent. What matters is what YOU are.

Song of Bernadette: God likes humble people a whole lot!

Inception: Every second really matters!

Vanilla Sky: Face what you fear!

Fireproof: Prayer works. It really does.

What Dreams May Come: You really know you love someone when you are willing to go thru Hell for them...

Saving Private Ryan: War should be abolished...it is an offense against God.

Pretty Woman: All it takes is one person who believes in you.

The Commitments: Laughter is truly the best medicine.

Schindler's List: God is truly everywhere. He exists in Good Men and Women.

Sound of Music: When God closes a door, somewhere He opens a window.

Ghost: Death is not final! Love conquered it years ago! Just a few of my favorites...

All my love, Jai

That's a very good question because it made me notice that since my discovery of spirituality, everything I watch, hear and experience is spiritual!

thank you, namaste

I think the one of the movie which have a very good message regarding spirituality is: AVATAR.

I am surprised no one has mentioned this film: The Shawshank Redemption

One of the best films I have seen. Not an obvious choice because the spiritual message is in the subtext but a great one.

btw, this film is considered as No.1 film (yes, above Citizen Kane) of all time by critics and audiences alike

Also, it is rated R for adult themes (no nudity though)...just so you know:)

Does God Play Football?

Vanilla Sky

What Dreams May Come

Death Sport (the philosophy of David Carridine's character "I am my only master.")

Circle of Iron (Silent flute)

The Matrix Trilogy

Indigo

The Lawnmower Man

Sphere

The Peaceful Warrior

Phenomenon (1996) movie John Travolta

Powder

update Some I had forgotten.

Flatliners (The importance of love, healing and forgiveness)

Dreamscape (Remember we have the power as co-creators to overcome what we fear.)

Saved By The Light (Similar to Flatliners the importance of forgiveness righting wrongs healing those we hurt, compassion and love)

Really as I look at all of these the main message is our thoughts create our experiences.

Amish Grace (This movie teaches forgiveness)

Movies that teach spiritual principles

The Secret

Beyond The Secret

The Secret Behind The Secret

What The Bleep Do We Know

The Shadow Effect

The Compass

Full Confidence

Two very good Christian movies that teach us our power through Christ

Finger of God, and Furious Love.

Update added 8-8-12

I have been watching a lot of Christian movies lately. I find that these movies leave me feeling wonderful and inspired more than any worldly movie ever does. I feel so enriched and enlivened watching these rather than just entertained like most worldly movies do.

Fireproof (That when we put God first and care enough to love others as we would love to be loved we can not only heal relationships but grow together as well.)

Amish Grace (Forgiveness is the key to moving on and being in God's good graces, it not only heals others it heals ourselves as well.)

The Climb (We can save someone not only physically but emotionally, spiritually and soul wise as well, this can not only save his soul but his marriage and family as well.)

Facing The Giants (Never give up and always give it your very best, praise God whether you win or lose.)

The Way Home (Do not lose faith, when we pray God will send the help we need.)

Gifted Hands (We can change the world, one person can change the world, yes you can! A mother's love not only impacts her children but everyone her children ever touch for life.)

Flywheel (The power of redemption and honesty to change your life.)

Star Wars! Or is that too obvious? :)

Note: Not all are from Hollywood

Groundhog Day (Comedy, Romance)- About changing reality

Sliding Doors (Comedy, Romance) - About parallel lives

Bedazzled (Comedy) - About external vs internal power

Departures (Drama, Comedy) - About finding meaning in all you do

K-Pax (Drama, Comedy) - About alien civilizations and higher consciousness

Another Earth (Drama, Romance)- About parallel lives

The Truman Show (Comedy) - About questioning your realty

In Time (Action) - About giving value to every minute

FEARLESS

A man overcomes his fears in a plane crash to help other survivors through their losses and post traumatic stress.

A very powerful moving film.

The Worlds Fastest Indian

With a happy go lucky attitude and a lot of belief you can achieve anything.

Great film.

Groundhog Day

We all have the choice to look at our "Groundhog days" in a more positive way :) 

THE ABYSS

All you need is love.

127 HOURS

Inspiring film about tradgedy,courage and enlightenment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDybmxbKf4Y

the green mile was not name. also powder and phenomenon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQ2Cg6koHPQ&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkBhg6E0N80

also ong back 3 (light, dark meditation and ignorance)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X6eKWzotDI&feature=relmfu

the karate kid (everything is kung fu, the miroir)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY8amUImEu0

the tao of kung fu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5kBqrHphjo

experience and enjoy.

So many movies I love are mentioned here already. But to chip in my two cents:

Amadeus - Spectacular genius, unrecognized. This means don't believe everything you hear about yourself.

It's a Wonderful Life - Redemption, silver screen style

The Abyss - As Satori said

The Green Mile - 'Nuff said

Shawshank Redemption - As Xoomaville said. Redemption, King style

K-Pax - I believe in K-Pax. I would have followed him anywhere.

Wuthering Heights - About how truly crazy love can get

The Life of David Gale - The death penalty. All its faces.

A Christmas Carol - Redemption, Dickens style

Phantom of the Opera - Watched a thousand times. Sided with the hideous, muderous, insane Phantom every single time.

Dear Frankie - Even single moms can have love.

Probably the most spiritual movie I have ever seen is the fantasy film "The Neverending Story."

If you watch it through a spiritual lens, you'll see that the whole movie is essentially a message regarding the things we talk about on "Inward Quest."

For instance...

Trying to avoid getting sucked down into the Swamps of Sadness, by not giving into despair: "Everyone knew that whoever let the sadness overtake him would sink into the swamp."

The sphinxes which shoot anyone down when they begin to doubt themselves..."Stay confident!"

And of course the theme that we are so much powerful than we assume, if we could only find the faith in ourselves, if we could only believe we have that power.

Even the theme song (by Limahl) states: "Dream a dream...and what you see will be."

Transcript from the film:

Bastian: What is that ?

Empress Moonchild: One grain of sand. It is all that remains of my vast empire.

Bastian: Fantasia has totally disappeared ?

Empress Moonchild: Yes.

Bastian: Then everything has been in vain.

Empress Moonchild: No, it hasn't. Fantasia can arise in you. In your dreams and wishes Bastian.

Bastian: How ?

Empress Moonchild: Open your hand.

She puts the grain into his hand and he looks at it.

Empress Moonchild: What are you going to wish for ?

Bastian: I don't know.

Empress Moonchild: Then there will be no Fantasia any more.

Bastian: How many wishes do I get?

Empress Moonchild: As many as you want. And the more wishes you make, the more magnificent Fantasia will become.

Bastian: Really ?

Empress Moonchild: Try it.

Bastian: Then my first wish is...

One of my most liked not mentioned above is 'Yes Man' with Jim Carrey.

FEARLESS

Had not seen this before, but noticed that @Satori (Thank You!) had already mentioned this movie, (above) and I feel it needs more explanation.

Jeff Bridges character, Max, has a fear of flying. He is in an airliner that has lost control and heading for a crash. At this point he seems to somehow connect with an inner calm that prompts him to relate with other passengers. He sits beside a terrified boy and calms him.

The plane crashes hard, many people are killed. If he had remained where he was sitting, he probably would have been killed, like his business partner.

He maintains his calm and calls through the smoke and fire, "Follow me." A few surviving passengers hear his voice and follow him away from the plane that then explodes, but they are saved.

He feels a great love for people. After the crash he maintains his calm. He feels that he died and came back, death no longer frightens him. He is Fearless.

He begins to live more fully. Everything is bright and clear. Clean and beautiful. Metaphysically he realizes that he can't be killed. He walks across an expressway. He dances on the edge of a tall building. He eats and enjoys strawberries though he had been deathly allergic to them before. He immerses himself in every moment.

He saw life on a larger scale, seemingly insignificant events take on a greater meaning in the now. He helps a woman who lost her two year old son in the crash. by getting into her world and helping her see a better perspective and release her resistance to death.

The ending could be interpreted in many ways. To me, he had lost touch with his wife and son, just drifting apart, in his new, calm, state of being, he further distanced himself, gradually they came to understand the value of his perspective and he came to understand theirs.

Some points well made. I zoomed past the grisly details of the crash. I recommend the movie as long as you have your finger on the fast forward button!