Life changing movies ?

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I'd say Matrix. It turned me into movie fan.
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Asanty wrote:I'd say Matrix. It turned me into movie fan.
I would say this one. Really excited me- ways that I hadn't been since I watched Jurassic Park and Terminator 2 at a very, very young age. Movies don't really change my life, it's just a very lovely interest of mine.
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Orsen Wells' films generally made me want to make films.. as a director. Nolan got the thank to made me want to write things down as a screenplay writer.
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I really like the film Rushmore. It's quirky, smart, funny, sad, and inspiring. One of Wes Anderson' s best if not the best.
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jibran wrote:
Asanty wrote:I'd say Matrix. It turned me into movie fan.
I would say this one. Really excited me- ways that I hadn't been since I watched Jurassic Park and Terminator 2 at a very, very young age. Movies don't really change my life, it's just a very lovely interest of mine.
Me too. ;)
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Asanty wrote:I'd say Matrix. It turned me into movie fan.
Yeah I agree it was a game changer. It's been copied, spoofed everything and the fact that the sequels weren't even close to the original make it that much more special.
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