Most inspiring movie you have seen.

[Pinky]

"Life Is Beautiful" .. someone else mentioned this movie.

 

[smiley]

god even the title is evocative heh?? and not necessarily true?

 

[CinnamonSugar]

"Life Is Beautiful" .. someone else mentioned this movie.

That was me @Pinky . How much Kleenex did you use watching this? As the kids say now, I ‘ugly cried’ at the end

 

[stretch5881]

So many movies that have inspired me. I'd have to say, the one that came to mind right away is, "The Ultimate Gift".

 

[David777]

Inspiring? Might have to think awhile to recall some well done religious epics.

Until then, as an old elite recreational bump skier, really enjoy and was inspired by Fistfull of Moguls directed in 1988 by Greg Stump. Though note, my own style is not that fast, high impact, pro-mogul style with all the airing (jumps). The below is an 14 minute opening movie clip with a most excellent Seals music even non-snow persons can appreciate.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

A movie that just wiped me out was "The Bridge" (1959). It's about the end of WWII in Germany. The Allies are advancing deep into Germany, and a group of Hitler Youth are sent to hold "at all cost" a bridge. The US troops know they are 13-14 year old kids, but they are under orders to take the bridge ASAP. The troops try to get the kids to give up, but they won't .Even though they are kids, they are heavily armed and shooting. The troops have no choice but to wipe out the kids.
What made it so real was that it was all in German, with subtitles. It's an anti war flick..

 

[Rossana]

"Forrest Gump"
"Little Miss Sunshine"
"Erin Brockovich"
"Bend It Like Beckham"
"Selma"
"Lion"
"Hidden Figures"

There might be more...

 

[Macfan]

If you haven't seen "Nonnas" (2025) with Vince Vaughn, Lorraine Bracco, Talia Shire, Brenda Vaccaro, and Susan Sarandon, it's Very Good! Don...