Originally posted by AgentWood beaches had me crying like a baby.commence laughing now.so what? i am a girl, after all.
I cried at the end of Ice Age 
us girls are allowed 
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Most moving film of all time?
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Originally posted by Friendly Fascism I'm sorry...why is it so important for me to line Mel Gibson's pockets with my money???
Mel Gibson`s no worse than any other multi-millionaire media/entertainment mogul who tries to earn a few more bob every single day. I bet you put your hard-earned cash into the pockets of tyrants, tycoons & fascists every day without even thinking about it. I know I do.
Gibson isnt **that** bad anyway. Hey, he hates the English, so thats good enough for me!!! 
my money isn't hard earned!!!:p
remember, I'm in management, we just sit around drinking coffee, barking out orders all day...
I don't hate Mel or anything like that, I just don't see why everyone is saying this is a must see...
Originally posted by James Stephen BarnesI put hard-earned cash into the pockets of tyrants, tycoons & fascists every day
You must be so proud of yourself.
ah...he speaks the truth though...do any of us know where our money really goes??? Just where does all that gasoline that I use come from??? Who is getting rich off my cable bill...yadda yadda...
Originally posted by Friendly Fascism my money isn't hard earned!!!:premember, I'm in management, we just sit around drinking coffee, barking out orders all day...
So you are Drew Carey :p
The thin red line, almost all of Giuseppe Tornatore's films and two greek neorealism films of the 50's that you probably never heard of
After bugging me for a year, my wife finally convinced me to sit down and watch Cinema Paradiso with her, since it was her favorite movie of all time. I have to admit that I enjoyed it very much and felt it was very moving. : P
What is this, "Re-hash Old Threads Day" :p
Oh well, in terms of "moving" in a good sense, I gotta go with a recent one, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If this doesn't make you want to go out and find someone to love, you're just dead inside...like me 
Oldies but goodies: Schindler's List, Dr. Strangelove (makes you think while you're laughing), Brazil, The Kids Are Alright (when you realize what a great wasted talent Keith Moon was), Rushmore, Royal Tenenbaums, Punch-Drunk Love.........
