Click here to reply to @Raptyme

"War room. It's the same people. Patricia Shires and the other young lady they played in that movie, two war room. That movie also just really inspired me. It inspired my grandkids. They went and set up a prayer closet, and it just really encouraged me and inspired me to just go and pray and once again, that God is faithful. They're just faith builders. Something to just remind you that God hears us and he will answer, you guys, be blessed and be encouraged."

Click here to reply to @GreyMatter

"And of course, because it is based on a real life story, it had more intensity to it. And I loved watching it, but I also cried my heart out. So, yeah, that is the reason I avoid tragedies. And if they are real life tragedies, I would rather go for documentaries than watching a movie. But, yeah, I think these were two. The notebook and the sky is pink. Looking forward to listen to your experience of similar sort."

Click here to reply to @astangi

"Now, I saw this movie in 2011, 2012, I guess. And I was in my degree college back then, engineering college back then. And this is the only film that I have seen twice in a day after a gap of, like, 2 hours or so. And, yeah. And the reason I saw this again is because that I actually felt that this movie was some sort of a, you know, friend who was listening to me. Yeah, I know."

Click here to reply to @i_amchantal

"It's a movie about the band mercy me and how they came to write that song. I can only imagine which. Which blew up to be, like, the biggest christian song in history. So my grandmother passed away in 2020 during the pandemic. And during that time, it was rough because she had dementia. She didn't know us anyways. And we weren't able to go see her because of all the restrictions they had because of COVID And she ended up passing away."

Click here to reply to @CourtneyJo

"Blackhawk down left me sobbing for hours and hours. I just laid in the floor and cried for a long time. I have something called hyper empathy. I feel things a lot deeper than your average person. So when I watched Black Hawk down, which is a war movie, it really affected me. I was affected for days. I would randomly cry just because I thought about the movie."

Click here to reply to @taha_oracle

"I mean, you will come across, you know, one or two films here and now. Like, it's inevitable to find a film that is completely, like, strange or obnoxious. And sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, you know, and there are people who actually really like those films and they are people who don't like it. So, yeah, art is subjective, and that's the beauty of it."

Click here to reply to @SeekingPlumb

"From his internalized experiences in the past to the way that he sees himself now, the things that he's struggling with, the way that others communicate to him, with him, about him, this was like a microcosm of the real world, and really, to me, highlighted the importance of there being less gatekeeping around getting an accurate diagnosis for so many reasons."

Click here to reply to @Chief2

"They weren't necessarily looking for the Ray mysterios, the Conan's, the, you know, the little cruiserweights that didn't necessarily fit the, the monster 400 pound mold, but WCW did. I mean they had their own, they had big guys and, but they were very much more appreciative of the smaller town that gave the, I hate to say smaller people, but the people didn't have as much size a chance to wrestle. But there was a lot of problems with this company."

Click here to reply to @Taylor

"But you know how production goes for tv shows. Sometimes it can take a really long time for things to come back, and I just felt like so much time had passed by that I, like, almost lost interest in a show that I really cared about. So I'm sort of trying to find my footing again when it comes to the show, remind myself of what's happened and why I cared so much to begin with. But I do find it to be very endearing."

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