You could see, "Volver" by Pedro Almodovar (drama) (Spain), "El Hijo de la novia" by Juan José Campanella (drama) (Argentina) or "Celda 211" by Daniel Monzón (Thriller) (Spain). What genre or accent do you want?

That will depend on your current level of Spanish. If you have basic level, just starting or still getting used to the sound of the language, I recommend kid's movies, preferably with subtitles in Spanish, so you can link the way words are written (visual aid) with the way words are pronounced (auditory aid). If your level is rather high and can actually hold a conversation, you may want to decide first what kind of accent you want to have. If your family or most of your Spanish speaking friends, or work will push to talk to Argentines, you should go for movies from that country. If you are learning the language for the sake of it, I would advice something from Colombia or Panama. They have a beautiful accent that everybody understand and it is nice to listen to them. If you are up for a challenge, go for Chilean or Argentine Spanish variants, both of them developed differently from the rest of Latin America. I hope I was of help.

You can check this thing http://www.learner.org/resources/series75.html Also since I am a complete beginner http://www.youtube.com/user/holaquetalcurso perfectly fits me.

Here is a list: http://www.ver-taal.com/trailers.htm

romance and drama