Moby Dick was something special. I remember watching with my dad and just being awestruck. I have a couple copies of the book and read it once a year. Still watch it with my dad.

I have liked and disliked a lot of movies, but there is only one that truly affected me. A 1995 miniseries, Buffalo Girls, with Angelica Houston as Calamity Jane Canary. It was about the waning days of the wild west and I was depressed for two days afterward. Only time in my life I have ever felt depressed. It was sad to see the dying of an era.

Starbits

I can relate . ..I stayed up late one night with my older brothers and watched The Fall of the House of usher....way too young for that. Couldn't tell you what is was even about today, but know that it sure put a fright in me that lasted a long time. Lol

Witness
Dragon Heart
McLintock
The Goonies
Second Hand Lions that somebody a couple months ago on here recommended and I got it

Sense and Sensibility and Keeping the Faith we went to the movies to see those two and got up and walked out about 20 min into both of them.

Good post Actor and I will have to see some on here I haven't seen.

One of my Sisters snuck me in to see blazing saddles when I was 9 I think. I was sore from laughing.

It wasn't a movie but a miniseries Centennial just something about getting to watch a nation grow.

Ben Hur.

Mice of men, Braveheart, and west side story.

Yeah, that and deliverance.

Old yeller was the first movie I really liked. Red badge of courage was another.

Where the red fern grows is worth watching if you take it with a grain of salt.

My cousinJimmy lost an arm when he was 5. He was grown when the movie Cat Balou was being made. He and Lee Marvin got to playing pool in a local tavern when it was being filmed. Jimmy won a bunch of money from him. Both were drunk and Marvin told my cousin he let him win cause he felt sorry for him. The fight was on and both went to the county jail in Canon City. Marvins head was pretty swolled up and he couldn’t work for a week or so. Anyway after all that I had to go see the movie and I liked it

I have been trying to remember mice of men for an hour, was hoping someone would post the title, it was one of my favorites.

There are two movies named Of Mice and Men. The first was best I thought.

Wizard of Oz Mom said i cried the whole time Still hate it

Ole Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows, talk about growing up and tough decisions

Only TWO movies made me shed a tear................... Old Yeller and Shindler's List................. One when I was young in Life and one when I was much older in Life............. So I think "Life" has a way with shaping a person around those kind of things.

How the west was won, then Last of the Mohican with Daniel Day Louis.

The original Clash of the Titans,the original 13 Ghosts,Jeremiah Johnson,John Wayne westerns,Gettysburg,Private Ryan,Last of the.Mohicans

Escanaba in da moonlight

Red Dawn.

"The Trap" made in 1966