Forum thread: most inspiring movie

Emoji movie for sure

2017-12-16 04:58

yea it inspires me for a suicide

2017-12-16 05:09

lmao

2017-12-16 05:19

+22222

2017-12-16 06:35

2017-12-16 12:42

haha +1

2017-12-16 12:04

the emoji movie

2017-12-16 04:58

Planet of the Apes

2017-12-16 04:58

hltv when sk wins a match?

2017-12-16 14:08

The Secret Life of Pets

2017-12-16 04:58

Emoji movie

2017-12-16 04:59

The Nightmare Before Christmas.

2017-12-16 05:07

Forrest Gump ofc The director uses so many instruments in the film. Just what costs this bird feather in the beginning og the movie and the end. It makes the movie so beautiful. He also explains the protagonist from all the sides, indicating possibilities not only for him but also for others which has eveything to be successful, but do not do that . For example, the girl he loved had everything but ended up like nothing but drug addicted whore

2017-12-16 05:11

has to be top 5 most inspiring absolutely

2017-12-16 05:19

end your life please

2017-12-16 12:45

Grow up

2017-12-16 12:46

Look at what you just wrote and tell yourself the same thing

2017-12-16 12:48

Whats wrong with my comment? I reflected a short preview

2017-12-16 12:57

You are either gay or a woman

2017-12-16 13:04

I just think too much

2017-12-16 13:06

"Toki Wo Kakeru Shoujo".

2017-12-16 05:11

can proudly say i've never seen the emoji movie...wtf are you people doing actually watching it anyway

2017-12-16 05:20

Into the Wild

2017-12-16 05:21

you must be an outdoorsman eh

2017-12-16 05:24

You don't have to be an outdoorsman to enjoy Into the Wild. It's a great movie with an awesome story.

2017-12-16 07:20

Yup I am. Like most kids of my generation I grew up ougdoors, we had time place and safety to play around. And life gave me the opportunity to travel to amazing places too (never been to Alaska tho). But I do agree with #19 you dont have to be an outdoorsman to enjoy the movie. The movie is about a guy that had a dream, and he followed it. Ps: funny enough I bought the ticket to watch it without knowing what it was about just because the OST was all made by Eddie Vedder. Ended up loving it

2017-12-16 12:09

you don't but the fact you listed it as your top led me to guess correctly heh. it's defintely a great movie. my dad loves that movie and he is a big outdoors guy. he is retired and travels the world now

2017-12-16 12:05

Yup you got it right bro. My retirement is probably a few years away from me but if I get there I wouldnt mind doing the same!

2017-12-16 12:12

best of luck my friend!

2017-12-16 12:15

That's an amazing movie. One of my all-time favs.

2017-12-16 07:20

go eat potato plant and die bic

2017-12-16 12:26

boku no pico

2017-12-16 05:24

Limitless.

2017-12-16 06:48

Gifted Hands : Ben Carson Story USA <3

2017-12-16 12:04

SAW series

2017-12-16 12:06

what kind of work has it inspired you to do i would love to see some pics

2017-12-16 12:25

I am supposing you never watched any saw movie due to your question. Saw movies do show the difference between ethics and ethics in law, being him the one who determines the social ethics. Each series has its own topic.

2017-12-16 12:34

i've seen only a little of the first. but i know his victims are not innocent

2017-12-16 12:35

Yeah they're never innocent, he usually picks those who did something really bad and got away with it thanks to ethics in law or somebody who caused them to go undercover (also chosen as victim)

2017-12-16 12:38

ya vigilante justice is cool and all but i personally wouldn't get off on torturing people in the ways he does lol. like i wouldn't mind waterboarding or electrocuting some serial killer/terrorist but holy shit i couldn't destroy them like jigsaw does lol

2017-12-16 12:41

Its all about the ideas and principles behind the torture scenes, a movie doesn't have to be drama always to teach things.

2017-12-16 12:44