What is your fave movie and why?

2001: A Space Odyssey. 1st movie that made me think about the filmmaking process. It's why I became a photographer/videographer

The Godfather. It's a story about a family.

Mulholland Drive. It's an art piece. No other movie left me feeling so unsettled. Great visual style, great soundtrack and sound design, interesting story and cool mindfuck. I love how the dinner scene is a complete nightmare for someone with social anxiety. It was the failure on all fronts, work, personal relationship, such painful example of social humiliation that everyone with social anxiety dread the most. That jump from a sweet daydream to harsh reality was the epic slap in the face for the viewer.

The Silence of the Lambs. The acting skills and chemistry between Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins was incredible. And the adaptation of Thomas Harris's novel was outstanding.

So many titles: Time Bandits, Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Star Wars Trilogy (1st 3 releases), Rocky Franchise, Mad Max Trilogy, On Golden Pond, Conan The Barbarian & Destroyer, Leathal Weapon franchise, Christopher Nolan 's Batman franchise, Jerry McGuire, As Good As It Gets, Ocean's 11,12,13, Gone in 60 Seconds, Next, Fast & Furious 1 & 2, Training Day, The Notebook, The Proposal, Definitely Maybe, Deadpool 1 & 2, Son Of Man, Book of Eli, Michael

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It's more likely going to happen again, under Trump

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Soo many. Ummm, A Cinderella Story. The Shawshank Redemption