What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
I recently re-watched "Wit", which was not a theatrical release. I had a distant cousin that died from brain cancer. She was my age, and though I didn't know her that well, this movie always made me want to know her better. She had incredible intelligence, so much so that she could freak me out.
"Days of Heaven" also makes me think of my grandad, and what he had to go through. While he fought his way through the depression in Tennessee, and not the plains of West Texas, I'm sure it was a tough fight. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Depends on my mood of the day. When I worked as a projectionist, I would get emotional looking at the silliest movies (like the forgettable "Flipper" with Elijah Wood) just because a properly-projected, bright, focused picture is a beautiful thing.
I'll always cry when watching "Divergent" because it was the last movie to play at San Jose's Century 22 (sister theater of the one pictured on the left. Both are sitting closed, the one pictured will be saved but 22 may be demolished next summer.) |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Superman 1978 Blade Runner |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by antspawn
(Post 12605085)
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Superman 1978 Blade Runner |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Y'all can laugh, but for me, it's Gravity. That movie affects me like no other before or since.
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Usually documentaries about major social and political injustice where the perpetrators aren't made to answer for their actions and there is a major feeling of hopelessness. My anger usually goes off the charts for these types of films.
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 12605094)
Y'all can laugh, but for me, it's Gravity. That movie affects me like no other before or since.
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 12605094)
Y'all can laugh, but for me, it's Gravity. That movie affects me like no other before or since.
Vanilla Sky always hits me very hard as well. For whatever reason, I'm not usually that torn up by stories of love lost. However, Spoiler:
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Field of Dreams (the ending gets me everytime)
Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Hoosiers Rocky |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Somewhere In Time
I have seen the movie dozens of times and still cry right at the beginning when old Elise says, "Come back to me." From there it is tears on and off until bawling at the very end. It's ridiculous really but I can't help it. The movie has affected me the same way since the first time watching it as a kid, watching it in my teens, and now I am in my 40's. I really think John Barry's score has a lot to do with it as well. I admit to being an easy cryer at movies (which is strange to me since I never shed a tear in real life situations) but Somewhere In Time affects me like no other movie. Can't explain it. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
A.I- When the mother leaves him
Fellowship of the Ring- Gandalf lets go Inside Out- god damn did this movie make me cry even though i never thought it would |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by coli
(Post 12605150)
Field of Dreams (the ending gets me everytime)
Makes me tear up every time I see it now. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
A.I. The end where David goes to sleep and Teddy comes and sits on the bed. Serious lump in throat time.
Also the Grey. The scene around the camp fire where he talks of his father and then the end where he remembers his wife and again his father. I saw the movie just after my own father had died two months earlier and at the same time the girl i was dating looked just like Liam Neesons wife from the movie....but younger. The Shawshank Redemption and the scene with Brooks. Blade Runners end scene with Batty used to get me, but i have seen it so many times that it no longer affects me emotionally other than sheer joy at watching cinematic perfection. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Grave of the Fireflies
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by coli
(Post 12605150)
Field of Dreams (the ending gets me everytime)
Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Hoosiers Rocky As for me, it is films that are nostalgic that create the biggest emotions. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Imitation of Life (1959)
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Au Hasard Balthazar
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
The final scene of Lost in Translation. Bittersweet.
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Gladiator
Shawshank A.I. The Graduate |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Solaris (1972)
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Apollo 13
When it shows Ed Harris tear up and the emotions of the scene gets me every time. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
"Dear Zachary" for some reason.
|
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - makes me think of my past relationships.
Amelie - That movie just makes me feel happy. Night on Earth by Jim Jarmusch - I'm not even sure why, but I love that movie. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
(Post 12605194)
Before my dad died Field of Dreams was just another silly baseball movie. After my dad died Field of Dreams was an emotional movie about regrets in the relationship between father and son.
Makes me tear up every time I see it now. |
Re: What movie has the biggest emotional effect on you!
Originally Posted by Spiderbite
(Post 12605163)
Somewhere In Time
I have seen the movie dozens of times and still cry right at the beginning when old Elise says, "Come back to me." From there it is tears on and off until bawling at the very end. It's ridiculous really but I can't help it. The movie has affected me the same way since the first time watching it as a kid, watching it in my teens, and now I am in my 40's. I really think John Barry's score has a lot to do with it as well. I admit to being an easy cryer at movies (which is strange to me since I never shed a tear in real life situations) but Somewhere In Time affects me like no other movie. Can't explain it. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:54 PM. |
Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.