Most Powerful

[sAvAgE69]

Originally Posted by owa

Probably not a good idea to bring this one up but...The Passion of the Christ.

I agree very powerful movie this I think is the top

[stockstar1138]

Jodi Sally: A Lifetime Original Movie.

Jodi Sally: A Lifetime Original Movie tells the story of an amazing woman, who overcame all the odds, to become the queen of FAIL TECH. She grew up in the projects of Chicago. Her parents did well, however, they didn't manage their money well. They used 90% of their income for things like Betamax, MiniDisc, CED, and DIVX. This pushed Jodi into becoming the very best manager she could be. She studied night and day and eventually rose to the top of Toshiba Corp. There she became the queen of FAIL TECH, solidified by her passionate CES 2008 speech.

She was raped too, but that didn't happen in real life, we just had to throw it in because it was a Lifetime Original.

Spoiler: Krazy Ken Kutargi did it with his Boomerang PS3 controller.

[HRC]

Rocky when I was a kid.

[Marcusarilius]

Brian's Song.

[gvortex7]

Beyond Rangoon

[clownface]

Gladiator
Malcolm X

[Marcusarilius]

Forrest Gump.

[ManUtd]

Originally Posted by owa

Probably not a good idea to bring this one up but...The Passion of the Christ.

I certainly understand your apprehension and at the same time totally agree with your choice.

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by Art Vandelay

I certainly understand your apprehension and at the same time totally agree with your choice.

I don't know if you were here a couple months ago, but that movie topic was pretty hot. Best Tennis match I have seen in years.

[ManUtd]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

I don't know if you were here a couple months ago, but that movie topic was pretty hot. Best Tennis match I have seen in years.

No I wasn't. For this thread I think it is best not to say anything more than mentioning the title IMO. If the mods decide that even doing so isn't proper and delete the posts then I can understand that too.

[hoogoosedmoose41]

the notebook.

[silversnake]

Originally Posted by HRC

American History X

absolutely... that curb shot is something else

[kolasi]

braveheart.

[bone crusher]

Shawshank Redemption, Crash, Forrest Gump

[MRay]

Originally Posted by sAvAgE69

I agree very powerful movie this I think is the top

I agree too.

The Passion of the Christ

Schindler's List
Saving Private Ryan
Braveheart
Rocky
or maybe Return of the King

And for personal reasons maybe, but Big Fish really affected me. My dad never told really outrageous tales the way Albert Finney told his son(Billy Crudup)in that movie, but I identified with the son and by the end of the movie found myself admiring his dad a lot. When we're growing up, especially in our teen and early 20s, we usually roll our eyes at everything our dads tell us. And get annoyed at how they often embarrass us. But as we get older, we begin to realize the old man knew a bit more and was/is more worthy(hopefully)of respect then we earlier gave them credit for.

But my dad and I became very close in his last few months of life, especially his final few days. So the end of Big Fish affected me as I watched it and I couldn't help getting choked up. Much the same way Brian's Song affected people. But in that movie, James Caan was Carl Weather's(?) teammate, not father, so I identify more with Crudup and bonded with both of them during that movie. I still think about my dad often. I bought & watched the Blu-Ray last year, and enjoyed it again, with a bit of moisture in my eyes once again.

Another movie that involves a child's relationship with not only a father, but grandfather also is Whale Rider. That hasn't been released on BD yet, but I bought the DVD when it became available after seeing it on the big screen. A nice, feel good movie like Big Fish well worth watching.

[Marcusarilius]

I thought the ending of "The Incredible Shrinking Man" was very powerful. It left me in this meloncoly funk the whole next day. Amazing film.

[Squozen]

Funny Games (German version)
Requiem For A Dream
Grave Of The Fireflies
Naked

[darkpoet25]

I'm surprised no has mentioned The Exorcist. To this day I cannot watch that movie. I was a kid when I saw parts of it, and to this day it scares the crap out of me.

[Woody]

American Beauty.

[Brian Cash]

Gladiator