[scaredstiff]

i was just wondering what positive movies you guys saw and liked. I just saw "Real women have curves" tonight and it was really good. Has ne one else seen it? :blah

 

[Sweetangel]

i was just wondering what positive movies you guys saw and liked. I just saw "Real women have curves" tonight and it was really good. Has ne one else seen it? :blah

mmm i found the movie "pay it forward" pretty inspiring but really sad..
i watch comedy's so ..? lol.. inspiring they're not...
eurotrip rocks and mean girls but eurotrip more

 

[Slipped]

Garden State
Butterfly Effect
Requiem for a Dream

I'm sure I can think of some more...

 

[ghostgurl]

I found I Heart Huckabees inspiring in a way. It made me think. Then there's Eternal Sunshine.

 

[Squizzy]

Dead Poet's Society, one of my favorite movies ever

 

[mserychic]

What The Bleep Do We Know? is the best movie ever. It's the reason I started working on getting myself better. It just rocks in every way

 

[fiver]

i was just wondering what positive movies you guys saw and liked. I just saw "Real women have curves" tonight and it was really good. Has ne one else seen it? :blah

^ That's a good movie.

 

[Melusine]

Legally Blonde- I find it inspiring on how her attitude was,and how she went from not fitting in to being president of her class, anyways, it just makes me feel good.

Stuck on You

Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray story, because it shows how far determination can lead you.


Most movies inspire me one way or another thought, but these are the "leaders"

 

[Mork]

Good Will Hunting - Will learns to let go of what is holding him back.

GI Jane - Playing rough with the boys.

Gandhi - Amazing transformation and real life story. Gandhi seems to have had SAD in his younger years from what I could tell reading about him.

The Karate Kid - A repeating theme is there is more than appears on the surface.

Rocky - Winning isn't everything, but playing to win is.

 

[fiver]

Antwone Fisher (inspiring)

 

[Nirrti]

I know I may get flack for this since it was such a controversal movie, but "The Passion of the Christ" was very inspirational to me, but not quite for the same reasons as it was for most.

Even though I don't believe most church doctrine, seeing the Jesus character brutally tortured because he dared challenge the religious establishment made me appreciate the religious freedom we enjoy today. I hope that we will continue to be tolerant of others' belief systems and we don't give creedence to people like Jerry Falwell or Pat Robertson who believe only Christians are entitled to human rights.

I also decided that if he knew he was going to go through tremendous suffering and still chose to follow his mission, I would look upon my day to day trials, however painful at times, as part of my life's work as well.

 

[SunLite]

These are movies that I find really hit me inside

Fight Club
Groundhog Day
Redemption (the one with Jamie Foxx not the other one)
The Tao Of Steve


I know there are others but i can't think of them right now.

 

[nikk]

Fight Club
Blazing Saddles (ok, not so much inspiring as crazily funny) :lol

 

[Szattam]

These are movies that I find really hit me inside

Fight Club
Groundhog Day

:agree definately for me too

 

[little_birdie]

"life" is a grrrrrrrrrrrrrreat movie, and this movie I watched recently, "Once were warriors" its about this aboriginal family, I cried so much, but the ending was so inspiring, its not like any movie I've ever seen.

 

[brttws]

i actually thought Scarface was inspiring. :stu

 

[Hemingway]

A good one for people who are not assertive in social situations : anger management... plus Jack Nicholson is one of my fav. actors ever... and so is adam sandler

 

[heavymetal]

The "Spongebob Squarepant's Movie."

I mean, we can find the kid in us and act like Goofy Goobers and not give a rat's patootie what others think. Wow! Talk 'bout inspirational. :banana

 

[haloInReverse]

What dreams may come
Spun
The Crow
Fight Club

 

[Nirvana]

Gattaca
Shawshank Redemption