what movie had the most profound effect on you?

clan of the cavebear

Hawaii (1960's) only because it's the first movie I ever saw that I can remember. It was quite entralling.

Well "The Truman Show" which was supposed to be a comedey had a profound affect on me.

It pissed me off the way those people kept his life a farce....but when he came to the truth....he couldn't be stopped.....but also the actors became like nazi's....

Guess it wouldn't mean much to one who hasn't been through hell like that man had been.

Good spiritual movie about getting free from fears and the kingdom of satan. If you have eyes to see.

I cried profusely watching that movie, curled up in a fetal position.

But hey, you either "get it" or it probably means little to you or it's just a strange comedy

The Earthling

Pee Wees Big Top

Being John Malkovich

The Jerk
I was born a poor black child...

the Ex

Pink Floyd The Wall

East of Eden

The Notebook

Barney's Big Adventure.

Magnolia

The Passion

Brainstorm...
Chris Walken
Natalie Woods...her last film

Dirty Filthy Love (2004)

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Thunderheart that came out in the 90s and The Hulk move that came out 2003. And Down and Out in Beverly Hills and How to get Ahead in Advertising...And Dr Strange movie that came out in 1978 and The X-men series.

"the misfits" with marilyn monroe

Fuck I'd wish people would answer these type of questions seriously...some of you sound like a bunch of jack offs.

Anyway--movies that affected me...

Star Wars--floored me as a kid in 1977

Close Encounters--obviously

Matrix--for the believability

and here's one to think about...

American X....HOLY SHIT!!! Didn't know white people could be THAT bad ass.

The Matrix

Any movie with Yahoo Serious in it.

Road Warrior

"I have been to the dark side. I have seen a world no man should ever have to see."

Fellini's 8 1/2.

Fellini jumbles narrative logic by freely cutting from flashbacks to dream sequences to the present until it becomes impossible to pry them apart, creating both a psychological portrait of Guido's interior world and the surrealistic, circus-like exterior world that came to be known as "Felliniesque." 8 1/2 won an Academy Award for Best Foreign-Language Film, as well as the grand prize at the Moscow Film Festival, and was one of the most influential and commercially successful European art movies of the 1960s, inspiring such later films as Bob Fosse's All That Jazz (1979), Woody Allen's Stardust Memories (1980), and even Lucio Fulci's Italian splatter film Un Gatto nel Cervello (1990).

REDDAWN. That movie freaked me out when it came out, made me think what would really happen if we were invaded. How would we react if it really happened?

The Excorcist


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Being There

yeah that one too id:505

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