Which film left the greatest impression on your life?

"Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" ( I had a reoccuring dream decades before the movie was released where the dialogue was EXACTLY the same as in the movie. (Where the little boy is in the driveway, looks up and yells out, "TOYS!" Each time I went back to see the film again I cried.

Human doubt, strength, anger, and fear all wrapped up in one scene -
with words...

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...and without words...

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The Keys of The Kingdom, Gregory Peck
Pride Of The Marines, John Garfield
Rocky, Sylvester Stallone
Rudy, Sean Austin
Running Brave, Robbie Benson
Shawshank Redemption, Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman
Saving Private Ryan, Tom Hanks
Gentleman Jim, Errol Flynn
Uncertain Glory, Errol Flynn
The Graduate, Dustin Hoffman
Tomorrow Is Forever, Claudette Colbert
Oh God, John Denver
St. Vincent, Bill Murray
Edison The Man, Spencer Tracy
Patch Adams, Robin Williams
Good Will Hunting, Robin Williams
The Bells of St. Marys, Ingrid Bergman
Going My Way, Bing Crosby
An Officer And A Gentleman, Richard Gere
Above and Beyond, Robert Taylor
Pride of The Yankees, Gary Cooper
The Natural, Robert Redford
The Mortal Storm, James Stewart
Harvey, James Stewart
Glory, Mathew Broderick
Angel On My Shoulder, Paul Muni
The Last Angry Man, Paul Muni
The Good Earth, Paul Muni
Angels With Dirty Faces, James Cagney
Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet, Edward G. Robison
Lifeboat, John Hodiak

I've not been in the ocean since seeing Jaws.

The Exorcist

Crash. Among others.

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