Well the list I mentioned was one that's been little changed for several years. I do generally prefer American films to foreign films primarily because that's what I see the majority of (a little over saturation). I came to foreign films after having a more than thorough introduction to American film.

I know I haven't seen an enormous amount of French films of the 90's, but of the one's I've seen none really overly impressed me, perhaps my favorite of the bunch would be Irma Vep. Lists of favorite films of mine have pretty much always been dominated by American films, and quite possibly always will be. I don't want to sound ignorant but I'll use a similar defense that Peter Bogdanovich used which is that its easier to experience American films, because you don't have subtitles. Now I have no problem reading subtitles, but frequently you can miss a lot of what's going on by reading along, rather than admiring aspects of the mise-en-scene. And since I haven't had a really good opportunity to re-watch movies, I'm stuck with my first impression, which usually only encompasses about 80% of what's going on. With American movies, you can pay easier attention to them. I'm not sure if that makes any sense, but perhaps if my French or Spanish was a little better I'd be more easily impressed with those films.

btw I'm not surprised at your "outrage", but then again you shouldn't be overly surprised with my list.

I'd also like to mention Underground, which I forgot when making my list of foreign films, which was simply off the top of my head.