[Jane Les]

For me it's 'In time' by Andrew Niccol, an awesome film

[Feat]

This is gunna sound weird, but Transformers. I used to watch it with my grandmother all the time, and she always talks about watching it every time that I go over. It was our bonding action and I wouldn't change that for anything.

[Accident Man]

The movie 'Yes Man' changed my life and is a movie I live by to this day.

Up to that point in my life, I was very risk-averse and veraciously content with not doing anything in my life. 'Yes Man' authentically changed that for me and opened me up to living life to the fullest. I am a lot more open to everything now and make it a point to endeavor and say yes to incipient experiences.

[MelanieButler]

For me, it is Harry Potter. To be precise, it is the third part, namely the Prisoner of Azkaban. Even as a child, I was looking forward to each new part of this fantastic story and even imagined that one day an owl would arrive and leave me an invitation to study at the Hogwarts School of the Arts of Magic. By the way, I always wondered which faculty the hat would send me to, and I even went through the What Is Your Harry Potter House several times to find out for sure. However, it has always been Gryffindor, which I am infinitely happy about. This film is my favorite, as magic is what I have secretly dreamed of since childhood.

[Bellresa]

The movie "The Miracle in Cell number 7" just shocked me. Thanks to this film, I rethought some things in my life.