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[Dasleah]

My prime example is Paradise Now. It's a film that everyone should watch once in their life. It's surreal - it's the only movie I've ever seen that has literally left the audience speechless. You just don't know how unnerving a room of 300 people, too freaked out that they're scared to breathe, is.

Oh, and End of Evangelion, which is pretty much the only anime I still respect in my old age.

They're horrible, torturous, gut-wrenching, mind-twisting, uncomfortable. And above all, magnificent. Sublime. Exquisite.

[Torak]

Evangelion is still one of the only animes I love.

That, and Gundam Wing. Yeah, screw you, it's awesome since it came before Bandai RAPED THEIR FRANCHISE TO DEATH.

Also, firefox spellchecker suggested I change 'animes' to 'anuses'....

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[JustOnePixel]

I've been meaning to see Paradise Now for a long time, and it's good to hear another endorsement.  There's another movie called Day Night Day Night that has a similar subject matter - that one's also on the queue.

[Kagus]

Well, they were both good movies, but I don't particularly feel like watching them over again, so I suppose Papillon and The Motorcycle Diaries would fall into the category.  There's also Syriana, but I can't remember how good that was.

None of those are exactly world-changing, but they're good movies that you really only need to see once.  I know a perfect candidate for the world-changing category, but I can't remember what it was called...

[Cthulhu]

Every time Berent posts, I like him a bit less.  I never liked him much to start.

[I3erent]

Ouch that was PaInFuLl...

[Cthulhu]

It's not like anyone here likes you, Berent.  You're kind of a nuisance.

[Earthquake Damage]

I can see this thread going down in flames if it continues like this.  Decidedly non-epic flames, in fact.