"I will not be ignored." Glenn Close's famous line from "Fatal Attraction" could have been the movie's own motto. Love it or hate it, you couldn't ignore it. Upon its release 25 years ago this week (on September 18, 1987) -- and for weeks and months afterward -- you couldn't not have an opinion about the film. Sure, Dan Gallagher (Michael Douglas) shouldn't have cheated on wife Beth (Anne Archer) to have a weekend fling with Alex Forrest (Close), but did he really deserve the punishment Alex meted out when he went back to Beth? Was the movie a metaphor for AIDS? Was it misogynist or man-hating? "Fatal Attraction" quickly became one of the signature films of the '80s. The movie launched a wave of similar thrillers, in which a yuppie's life is turned upside-down by a vengeful interloper. (See "Pacific Heights," "Cape Fear," "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," "Single White Female,...