Miracle (the story of the 1980 USA Olympic Hockey Team)

 

 

 

School of Rock (Got me more into rock)

 

 

 

I'm too curious

Kevin spacey

 

 

 

Ah-ha! That's what it said. ;)

The Green Mile

 

Hotel Rwanda

 

 

 

Ahh, both of those, how could I forget? Both unbelievable stories. The Green Mile makes me cry every time I watch it.

 

Lol thanks, edited.

 

 

 

Just doesn't seem to work when you got two posts quoting the original message :lol:

 

 

 

Lol see what you mean.

I watched Trainspotting rolling a couple nights ago. Made me want to do heroin again but at the same time, it reminded me of the extremely fun withdrawals I went through last time I got back on oxycontin and methadone.

 

 

 

For all those who said 'Requiem', go watch Spun. It's the crystal meth version of Requiem. :D

 

 

 

...1 hour of sleep, still rolling..... today will be a fun day at work :oops:

I didn't like Spun too much...Been a while since I've seen it though.

I didn't like Spun too much...Been a while since I've seen it though.

 

 

 

Whats Spun even about? I havent even heard of it. Oh ya and what do you guys think of Donnie Darko being called a "horror" movie? I mean I didnt think it really was at all. I mean sure the bunny was a little freaky but other than that I wouldnt classify it as a "horror" movie would you guys?

I don't remember much from Spun, other than it had a big explosion, a naked chick chained to the bed for hours, that it had to do with drugs and that I didn't like it that much.

Wayne's World! Seriously, this movie is great. It really did change my life...pretty much got me into classic rock (*cough*Bohemian Rhapsody seen *cough*).

Schwing! Great flick!

 

 

 

But the one that moved me was Band of Brothers. That one gets to you.

Shawshank Redemption and The Butterfly Effect.

Shaun of the Dead. First movie to seriously scare me. First horror too. It was then that I realised I wasn't a violent type of person and that horrors weren't for me. I sat through it perfectly fine but for weeks afterwards I couldn't get the images from that movie from my head. Being away from home and sleeping in a room with a 12 foot window in it didn't help but even at home I don't watch horror movies for fear of doing that to myself again.

Id have to say scarface and THE GOODFELLAS. 2 OF THE GREATES MOVIES EVER.

Xanadu.

 

 

 

80's RollerDisco-Musical, starring the one and only Olivia Newton John. Perfection.

 

 

 

Changed the world how? Wasted about two hours of everyone who watched it's lives.

In the Name of the Father

 

 

 

Le Fabuleux Destin d'Am̮̩̉̉lie Poulain

 

A film that can actually give you such a different look without being disturbing, dark or pessimistic.

Not sure a film ever changed my life, I think a lot of people think a film will change their life, I know I have but now I can't even remember which films I thought would do so:)

 

 

 

Requiem for a dream damn near induced clinical depression so i guess that might count.

 

 

 

Films like Paths of glory, The Killing Fields, Heart and minds and others of that type changed my viewpoint on war quite a bit.

 

 

 

df

American History X

To add to Daan's post... spun is awesome.

 

 

 

It's a film about crystal meth, the people who deal it, make it and use it and how it affects their lives. It's kinda like requiem for a dream but a bit funnier and less depressing.

Forrest Gump

 

Fight Club

 

Green Street

 

 

 

Green Street changed my views on several things but mostly that you should always stick by you friends not matter what the consicquences (sp?). Plus it made me want to become a football hooligan :lol:

the day after tomorrow

 

 

 

really sad to know that one day something like that will really happen :cry:

rain man :o

-a walk to remeber, a really good movie about bullying and stuff i was a bully my self so yea that kinda changed my life.

 

-forest gump, well its like telling you that you CAN do ANYTHING that u put ur mind to.

 

-fight club.

 

and thats about it

-Breakfast Club

 

-Weird Science

 

-Ferris Bueller's Day Off

 

 

 

no no j/k those were good but not life changing...anyway

 

 

 

I don't really think any movies I have seen ever have changed my concept of life, more so books (even though I don't read), philosophies, just having deep thoughts some times and re evaluating everything

 

 

 

that's how I really put stuff in perspective

 

 

 

also in case you didn't know, Highlander won the acedemy award...for best movie ever made...lol go see talladega

mm, fight club is really really good.

American History X

 

 

 

Ditto. That and 187 (favourite film of all times!! p.s if anyone knows where i could buy a dvd of it, would be much appreciated).

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/079073 ... 05?ie=UTF8

 

 

 

You can buy 187 pretty much everywhere. It's cheap as well.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0790733633/sr=8-1/qid=1155655893/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-1557224-7947005?ie=UTF8

 

 

 

You can buy 187 pretty much everywhere. It's cheap as well.

 

 

 

Thanks!! I have searched on the internet for absolutely AGES for this, was beginning to think I had imagined the whole film lol. Cheers!

 

 

 

EDIT: I tried a search myself and instead of typing the numbers 187, I tried the words. Turns out if I'd had done that I might have saved myself some aggro :oops: