Movies that change the way you see life

Well just the like the title says, what are some movies that change the way you see life? For example you come out the movie theater having an epiphany or something like that; you either want to change the way you see yourself or see life. So please share any movies you think are worth seeing as far as chagning the way you see life. I feel like watching some movies that make me feel emotional, in a good way.

So far for me it's Frida, Spirited Away, The Joy luck Club, City of God, Pieces of April, Harrisons Flowers, and Amelie.

I think the movie that really got me to see life differently was Frida (with Salma Hayek). It really changed my perception of Frida Kahlo. I know some parts in the film are not reliable but I think when it came to Kahlo's character, they really showed the struggles and hardships she went through but at the same time showed how strong of a person she was because despite all the events that happened to her, she still stayed bold, energetic and positive. She is truly someone I admire.

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Originally Posted by Amayirot Akago

The Matrix. First ever true cerebral movie I saw. Blew me away and left me with a profound philosophical experience.

When I first watched The Matrix in the theater I was so confused about that movie, then again I was in middle school when it came out. The next time I saw it, I actually started thinking about what if we're living in that type of universe, blah blah blah etc. lol But seriously the movie does make you think if you're not just seeing it for the cool special effects. My dad (who is a precher) has made several references to The Matrix about life. heh

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Originally Posted by Drex

What Dreams May Come did a bit.

What Dreams May Come was kind of strange. I haven't watched it in a while, but it I remember it being emotional. All I know is that when I watched it I prayed that Heaven will not be like that. lol It was just weird to me.

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