TV and Movies

[proudlyfromNJ]

Boy in the Striped Pajamas

[Annabellethecat66]

The movie with John Cuscak which has the kind of ending where it leaves you with "Oh! My Goodness!  Didn't see that coming!"  It's called 1480.

[just bee]

Memory of the Camps.  Documentary.

[Stray]

Anything Abe Lincoln....I thought Daniel Day Lewis did a fabulous job as Lincoln

To Kill A Mockingbird

Not that it changed my life but scared me to death, Silence of the Lambs

My Left Foot

Diary of Anne Frank

A Walk In The Sun 

Peter Pan 

Streetcar Named Desire

The Last Tango In Paris...I had to see it because it was banned but loved the movie and found the music haunting and have it on my playlist today.  

[DoneTryin]

Without a doubt, it has to be Schindler's List.  Second would have to be Saving Private Ryan.

[violann]

"To Kill a Mockingbird."

"Forrest Gump"

 "Frozen"

"The Bishop's Wife"

[lulu2]

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@VCamp2748 wrote:

Without a doubt, it has to be Schindler's List.  Second would have to be Saving Private Ryan.

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My parents were close friends with a special couple.  I always thought both of them survived the concentration camps.  It was only after Schindler's List came out that I learned, he was on THE LIST.  This dear man lived to be 90.

[redwingsgal]

I would say Charly (the movie adaptation of Flowers for Algernon.  I was very young when I read and then saw this and it is very profound, especially for its time.

Also, Sybil.  Sally Field and JoAnne Woodward were out of the park in their performances

Finally, although the book was WAY better, the Stand, by Stephen King.

I rarely watch any war or intense dramas, so these are my favs

[italia8140]

Philadelphia

Legends of the Fall

American Beauty

Crimes and Misdemeanors

Requiem for a Dream

Papillion

A Place in the Sun

Midnight Cowboy

Easy Rider

Eyes Wide Shut

Magnolia

[danielsl]

The Mission staring Robert De Nero and Jeremy Irons.  Oh my!!!!!!