bovril Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Badlands Straight Story Once Upon A Time in America Midnight Cowboy
Webbo Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Anal Sluts 4 has had a profound effect on my life.
bovril Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Anal Sluts 4 has had a profound effect on my life. You weirdo. It was by far the weakest of the series.
Webbo Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 You weirdo. It was by far the weakest of the series. Not true, the script and acting were far superior to the original. You can see why Dame Judy got the Oscar..
bovril Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Not true, the script and acting were far superior to the original. You can see why Dame Judy got the Oscar.. I still prefer the second part. The Michael Nyman soundtrack is particularly haunting.
separator Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 One film that's stuck with me over the years is Duel, Spielberg's first feature film. Great film that basically consists of a bloke in a car, a crazy lorry driver, and lots of desert. IMO doesn't get the plaudits compared to Spielberg's better known movies. No real life changing moments taken from it though, apart from don't annoy lorry drivers.
johnny the fox Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 You weirdo. It was by far the weakest of the series. To be fair the rimming scene moved me..
Bettsj2 Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Rocky made me not want to be a boxer but taught me no matter how shit things are, I can turn it around and make a situation better. Inspires me to this day.
Rincewind Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 All Quiet on the Western front inspired to read more wartime poetry and even write some. Farewell to Arms another one. Something like those makes you think.
Uncle Monty Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Off the top of my head...... 5 easy Pieces , china town, saturday night sunday morning, the maltese falcon, the last picture show, room at the top, this sporting life, the graduate ,midnight cowboy.Love Saturday Night Sunday Morning especially the bit where he gets battered by the boys from Leicester!
Stadt Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 The Wolf of Wall Street inspired me to earn loads of money, **** bitches and take drugs Who am I kidding? I've got 8,000 posts on an Internet forum and 300 hours on football manager
Phube Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 As much as I love films (and I do love films) my answer would be none. I can't think of any film that's had an impact on /influenced me. Other than a entertainment point of view.
bovril Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 Off the top of my head...... 5 easy Pieces , china town, saturday night sunday morning, the maltese falcon, the last picture show, room at the top, this sporting life, the graduate ,midnight cowboy. Nice choice. 5 Easy Pieces is great.
lavrentis Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 The Godfather truly is the best film of all time.
Phube Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 The Godfather truly is the best film of all time. And yet Part II is better? Strange. (Also not even my favourite gangster film...)
ozleicester Posted 8 September 2014 Posted 8 September 2014 I can't even say I know exactly how my wife feels. Come to that I don't know exactly how I feel. Electrical pulses or something isn't it? I can
Guest seanfox778 Posted 10 September 2014 Posted 10 September 2014 Requiem for a Dream inspired me to not try Heroin.
Phube Posted 10 September 2014 Posted 10 September 2014 Requiem for a Dream inspired me to not try Heroin. So you were just about to try it then?
sphericalfox Posted 10 September 2014 Posted 10 September 2014 Requiem for a Dream inspired me to not try Heroin. It inspired me not to try double ended entendres.
MC Prussian Posted 10 September 2014 Posted 10 September 2014 Narrowing it down to only ten is a hard and ungrateful task: 12 Angry Men 2001 - A Space Odyssey All The President's Men Bullitt Citizen Kane It Happened In Broad Daylight M The Shining Sunset Boulevard Vertigo
Mike Oxlong Posted 11 September 2014 Posted 11 September 2014 Schindlers List Didn't change my life as I wasn't planning on going out and committing genocide before I saw it Nonetheless I found it to be an incredibly powerful film.
Bettsj2 Posted 17 September 2014 Posted 17 September 2014 And yet Part II is better? Strange. (Also not even my favourite gangster film...) Part III is the best one. No idea why it gets so much bad press.
Houdini Logic Posted 17 September 2014 Posted 17 September 2014 Are you really saying these inspired your life? Surely not. How have they affected your life? Do you not have far more personal catalysts for inspiration than films like fight club? My god you're one dimensional
Bettsj2 Posted 17 September 2014 Posted 17 September 2014 Bill and Ted definitely inspired me to learn guitar and be in a band.
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