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iamus
22:44 / 13.03.05
Twelve Monkeys

The ending, where you really accept that he'll never escape his fate. I don't think it's so much that, rather than the fact that he's never allowed even the slightest bit of freedom, he'll always have been just a monkey in a cage. After that, and watching his younger self walk off to live out that whole shitty life, the near-extermination of the human race is almost an afterthought.

When I first got the movie years ago I think I watched it about five times in the one week and it absolutely incapacitated me each time.
 
 
Benny the Ball
23:07 / 13.03.05
Evil Dead - I was seven and watched it with my dad (who has always thought that kids were like midget adults rather than kids, so film ratings never mattered to him) and he killed the power half way through, then came back into the front room claiming to be one of the dead come back to life and wanting me to join him.

He thought it was funny.
 
 
Rawk'n'Roll
07:51 / 14.03.05
Some rather tragic choices for me... I usually get the piss taken out of me for the following:

Fellowship of the Ring - for the sheer beauty of it all, I spent my first ever viewing in tears just because it was so much better than I'd imagined it to be. The segment from Gandalf and the Balrog to Frodo's eyes makes me bawl every single time.

Moulin Rouge - Had a rather special place in my heart for completely non-cinematic reasons. "Come What May" still sets me off (not the remix though).

Watership Down - This is my childhood cry like a baby film. I can't bring myself to watch it all the way through anymore.

Dancer In The Dark - For obvious visceral emotional reasons. Yet another film I never want to see again for fear of ruining my initial viewing.
 
 
grant
20:22 / 14.03.05
Chad: Just saw Iron Giant.


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