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I just saw "Hotaru no haka" again. Every time I watch that movie it brings tears to my eyes, which has never happened to me for any other movie.
I was wondering what "that movie" is for the people here. It doesn't have to be the best movie you've ever seen (for me that's donnie darko).
I just want to know the movies that you'll never forget, impacted you emotionally, or changed your life.
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2012-07-19, 10:50 PM #1The Lightbringer
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[Movies] Which movie made the most impact on you?
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2012-07-20, 01:19 AM #2The Unstoppable Force
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A movie called ''Old boy'' still fascinates me every time I think about it, In fact I'm going to go watch again <.<
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2012-07-20, 01:22 AM #3Herald of the Titans
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duuuude... grave of the fireflies get me to tears everytime
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2012-07-20, 01:26 AM #4Grunt
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I'm sure a lot of people think this is a terrible movie but Garden State.
I could really relate to the directionless and apathetic feeling.
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2012-07-20, 01:27 AM #5The Lightbringer
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Bronson. I knew I had a calling, just didnt know what as.
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2012-07-20, 01:41 AM #6Merely a Setback
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Honestly, United 93.
I had to leave the room and go outside for a while. It was heartbreaking. Yet, the courage of the men and women who overpowered the terrorists was inspiring.
Hotel Rwanda too. Not so much heartbreaking as it was angering. There was so much genocide, yet the rest of the world ignored it, even when they had people IN THE FUCKING COUNTRY who could help.Putin khuliyo
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2012-07-20, 05:41 AM #7Banned
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LotR movies always get to me.
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2012-07-20, 12:55 PM #8Deleted
Donnie Darko
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2012-07-20, 01:02 PM #9The Insane
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Children of Men
IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206634/
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2012-07-20, 04:11 PM #10The Lightbringer
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As a kid (~8yrs old), Warriors of the Wind, aka Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, left a big, lasting impact. It's still one of my all time faves, though I haven't been able to bring myself to watch the rerelease as the different voice actors really threw me. I just fell in love with the themes of environmentalism, pacifism, and compassion and it was something completely different at that age. I was watching He-Man and GI: Joe lol.
There have been others since, Lost in Translation comes to mind, that have tickled my spine.Last edited by Bavol; 2012-07-20 at 04:16 PM.
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2012-07-20, 05:19 PM #11Bloodsail Admiral
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2012-07-20, 05:24 PM #12Elemental Lord
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Going to have to go with my favorite movie Forrest Gump. The overall theme is basically "Live." Throw in a little "Never Give Up" and "Accept yourself for who you are" and you come up with some pretty solid foundations for being a decent human being.
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2012-07-20, 05:41 PM #13Deleted
Hmm, difficult as lots of movies made an impact on me when I was younger. I'm going to go with Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade as I still quote bits from it, remember it in it's entirety and think Sean Connery was great in it. Affected me with a mix of optimism and love of comedy.
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2012-07-20, 11:24 PM #14Deleted
I can't shed a tear for any movie that has real people in it, but grave of the fireflies was great.
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2012-07-20, 11:54 PM #15The Lightbringer
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I watched that about a couple years ago and omg...so sad Originally Posted by Diesta
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2012-07-21, 03:49 AM #16Merely a Setback
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That movie is a powerful (and goofy) movie. Originally Posted by Regennis
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2012-07-21, 04:02 AM #17Bloodsail Admiral
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For me its a pick between two
V For Vendetta and Summer Wars
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2012-07-21, 04:06 AM #18Dreadlord
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Personally I would say Remember the Titans. I've played football for 8 years, and there is nothing more inspirational and touching than a group of young men coming together, overcoming what was considered the most dividing factor of people (skin color) and emerging victorious.
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2012-07-21, 02:57 PM #19Warchief
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Grave of the fireflies. No contest.
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2012-07-21, 07:19 PM #20The Patient
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I will hate every goverment for creating laws that 9 graders (world wide) would have to kill each other .... Nuking the world is not enough
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