Definitely The Hours. It's my favourite movie.


-Black Swan
-Schindler's List
-A Tale Of Two Sisters
-One Hour Photo
-Earthlings
-Amelie
-Vincent Wants To Sea
-Nausicaä
-The Jacket
-Martyrs
-Old Boy
- The Pianist
-The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
-What Dreams May Come
-The Grandmother
-Paprika
-Tokyo Godfathers
-Perfect Blue
-Shimotsuma Monogatari
-Memories Of Matsuko
-Whispering Corridors Series, especially Memento Mori
-Goodbye Lenin
-La Vie En Rose
-Love Me If You Dare
-Battle Royale
-Shinobi Heart Under Blade
-The Red Shoes
-Epitaph
-The Loner
-Princess Mononoke
-Grave Of The Fireflies
-JIN ROH
-The Castle In The Sky
-Whisper Of The Heart
-Ensemble C'est Tout
-Pan's Labyrinth
-Dorothy Mills
-Beautiful
-Kairo
-A La Folie Pas Du Tout
-Veronica Decides To Die
-Hansel & Gretel
-Art Of The Devil
-Suicide Circle
-Le Portrait De Petite Cossette
-Girl, Interrupted
-Sharing The Secret

Sorry for the long list.

Quite a list! I Confess i have probably only seen about 20% of them, though my curiousity got me googling them, and looks like there is some gems in there i need to see.
In order of rememberance.

(Note: Even though it seems like i cry at everything, it takes something special to bring out the tears)

- Gattaca
- The Last Unicorn
- The Green Mile (The first movie which i cried buckets)
- Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War (2nd movie i cried as much as Green Mile)
- Blade Runner (So began my love for rain and Science Fiction)
- Sword of the Stranger
- The persuit of happiness (Cried almost as much as Green Mile)
- A beautiful Mind
- The Last King of Scotland (I had to smoke 2 Cigarettes after the end of that movie)
- Donnie Darko (Instilled in me the first true meaning of loneliness)
- Memento
- Requiem for a Dream (Cant stand the overplayed theme music anymore)
- Notting Hill (My go to feel good movie)
- A Walk to Remember
- Black Rain
- Into the Wild
- Hackers
- Where God Left His Shoes
- What Dreams May Come
- Jack (The youngest i remember being so emotional over a film)
- The World According to Garp

And, Most 80's movies, i love 80's movies, The environments, the mood it sets, in such movies like Black Rain, Big trouble in little China, Rain man, Die Hard, Beverly Hills Cop, Caddyshack, and so on, really has a powerfull effect on me.

I'm sure i've forgotten some.

The Crow
Donnie Darko
Johnny got his gun
Suicide Club
ichi the killer
Whats Eating Gilbert Grape
Ghost in the shell

Oh, i remember Stand by me. That movie was a strong experience back then, I still get very nostalgic when I come across it.
Donnie Darko
Let the right one in
Sky Crawlers
The girl who leapt through time
Hanami - Kirschblüten
Love and other drugs
The Life Aquatic
Spawn - Animated Series (yes, a tv series, is in here omg :>)
The Last Unicorn
Watership Down
Animal Farm
Shining
The Life of the Others - Das Leben der Anderen
Good Will Hunting
American History X

I know my list is too long, so just check that one out:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1139797/

Athough this one is obvious if you read more than 5 of my posts (or my signature)...



Also:



And (even when i on some levels identify with him, but i would never go on a shooting rampage):



Plus (simply a masterful film, silently awesome):



Besides (and in certain parts i kind of resemble Donie, not the hallucinations ):



Another one (in so many ways i'm like the phantom so much, except the kidnapping and murder thing of course ):



and many, many more that i may put later on...

The Secretary



Made me truly realize i was into BDSM, plus other things relating to myself and intimate relationships (also depressing me a little about it )

The 2 movies that had the biggest impact on me would have to be Fight Club, and Edward Scissorhands.

With fight Club, I felt like someone had read my mind, examined my attitude, and made a movie about it. Both Tyler, and The Narrator spoke to me in so many ways (The insomnia, "You are not a unique snowflake." etc.) After It was over I wanted to be Tyler so badly, and his character actually did rub off on me a bit, (this ever happen with any of you?)

Edward Scissorhands I bought a few months ago because I had seen it when I was a kid but forgot what had happened, and because I liked some of the soundtrack. Unlike Fight Club this movie said more about my actual life than my mind. I really identified with Ed's Isolation, shyness, and awkwardness. This is also the first movie that ever made me cry (and boy did I cry). I really longed for the love and acceptance that Kim gave him.

Agreed.


In chronological order:

The Last Unicorn (I guess that's ok for a 6 year old child ;-)*
Watership Down
Ben Hur
The Matrix
American Beauty
Antz
21 grams
Memories of Matsuko
Revolutionary Road

*Though I have to admit that I still love it...

...maybe a few.

- Half Baked (hypocrisy of drug war)
- Up in Smoke (same as above)
- Land of the Dead (caged in, to keep us safe?)
- Revenge of the Nerds (brain > brawn)
- Canadian Bacon (government propaganda campaigns, false flag event, defense contractor influences)
- Strange Brew (mental patients for medical experimentation...)
- Suicide Circle
- Arise! - The SubGenius Recruitment Video
- Gwar - Phallus In Wonderland
- Network
- Project A-ko
- Nosferatu (1922 Symphony of Horror)
- Metropolis
- Army of Darkness

This film makes me cry to this day. I just can't help it when I hear the quote "For someone who was never meant for this world, I must confess I'm suddenly having a hard time leaving it. Of course, they say every atom in our bodies was once part of a star. Maybe I'm not leaving... maybe I'm going home. "

- Tonari no Totoro
- Hackers (uhm, kind of ridiculous, yes)
- Minority Report

Men behind the sun

Japan: A Story of Love and Hate, Departures.

The Fox and the Hound.

Also, "Girl, Interrupted" -- I can't believe I forgot that one.
"The Day After Tomorrow"
"Phantom of the Opera"
"The Wizard of Oz"