Fried Green Tomatoes

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Hard question. I don't think any movie would dramatically make me change my perspective on life overnight. I guess something like that happens gradually by being exposed to multiple things and themes from multiple sources.

Death becomes her scared me as a kid with the concept of immortality but that is a fantasy so I don't count that. I just realized that living in a body that is falling apart and knowing that your consciousness will be here forever must be horrible.

The first time I watched Lost in Translation felt pretty transformative. Couldn't have watched it at a more appropriate time in my life. And even a couple decades later it still has a way of syncing up.

Schindler’s List
followed by Lee, 1917.

Mystic River, I find very haunting.

Most stuff seen/read then seen in school; My Girl, Schindler's List, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, 12 Angry Men, Animal Farm, All Quiet on the Western Front, Charlotte's Web, Lord of the Flies

Le Mepris and L'Avventura showed me things about human relationship dynamics that were foundational to me.

'A walk to remember' would be the movie for me.

Arthur with Dudley Moore, Sometimes you can just think funny thoughts. Laughter makes everything better 🙂

Fight Club

I forget. I haven't watch movies in a while.

The Razor's Edge with Bill Murray, not the black and white version.

Idk that there was one.. but i have watched many ☺

Tough one....likely several.

12 Angry Men.

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse

Paths of Glory

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Reminiscence. Let's not talk about it

What the Bleep Do We Know

Mr. Freedom

The Host

Red Dawn

Cosmos by Reha Erdem