What's a movie that changed your life?

The Intouchables. Specifically the French version! It beautifully captures how a relationship between a caregiver and patient can be beautiful.

That's a really good and tough question. I will have to think on this. But honestly I can't really think of one.

Arlington Road. It made me realize that anyone is capable of being a monster. We are so trusting of strangers and neighbors. That movie made me look at people differently. Everyone is a potential terrorist, pervert, serial killer, mass shooter, racist, rapist, etc...until i find out different. Do you ever think about the fact that your neighbor could have a slave hostage in their house, or be living in a house of horrors, or have bodies hidden in their house, or be a terrorist sympathizer?

Koyaanisqatsi, it evoked perfectly the time of my life when first seen, of being detached from the world and remembering what it used to be like in a hypnotic floating manner.

"Seven Samurai". It made me understand the role of the director.

Not Movie But Bray Wyatt from WWE Wrestling (R.I.P Bray) but it's a WHOLE story about me with him but ❤❤❤❤

Disney's Frozen

Joker 2019

"The General" (1926) and "The Great Locomotive Chase" - absolutely changed it.

Debbie does Dallas