Which movies in particular have moved you and are worthy of a watch?
Couple of my favourites include;
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Death in Venice
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Gattaca
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Cinema Paradiso
Jurassic Park
Life Is Beautiful
Glory
Requiem for A Dream
Movies do not move me, but, Gattaca is pretty good…as far as movies go.
Never? That’s surprising.
Never! 
Okay then.
Now this may seem geeky but I have to say…
Serenity
Hi all,
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Anyway, in emtional terms Elephant Man moved me.
I have Cinema Paradiso - it is such a sweet film, so romantic and sentimental, overly so, but yet, fully affecting in its impact, a sincere movies-movie.
I can’t believe you chose ‘Jurassic Park’ you silly evolutionary athiest. God will flog you with his holy bat of love.
I thought Death in Venice was interesting…but in the final analysis…long winded…a pretensious look at old age, voyuerism, pasty youth and vague notions of pederasty…
Never seen gattica.
What are you on about? I’m not an evolutionary atheist…
I was being somewhat daft when I said Jurassic Park, if I were to pick another I’d have to admit that I found One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest to be very powerful…
moving movies:
Its a wonderful life
the hurricane
john q
crash
shawshanks redemption
schindlers list
FIGHT CLUB!!! =D> =D> =D>
If you have not seen it, DO SO!
It’s actually fairly philosophical, and only slightly like male porn. 
‘My Life as a Dog’ - excellent Swedish film about a boy his dying mother a dog in space and eccentric families.
‘City of God’ - Boyz n the hood with substance and great style…great protrugese film, bound to get you thinking…in terms of social issues or even about the process of filming…
‘American Psycho’ - not the best film, but Christian Bale gives a mighty hysterical performance as Patrick Bateman.
Colinsign,
American Psycho:
Read the book it’s chilling!
Not to mention erection-inspiring and hilarious…
I read the book, which was entertaining. But I never knew they made it into a film.
‘My life is a dog’ is excellent…certainly not in the Hollywood sense…it has a whimsical feel…a sort of coming of age story…with a lot of humour…not a movie of suspense or thrill…but more nostalgic…a sweet sigh and look at the human condition through the eyes of a curious boy…
One day I will read ‘American Psycho’