A Good Movie To Watch ?

[Will86]

I'm looking for something inspiring, the type of movie that can change the way you perceive life in a positive way and leave some questions marks into your mind.

Any suggestions ?

 

[physicist13]

Pervert Park (likely triggering, but a great documentary)

 

[Will86]

Nice, thank you for that, I have never heard of it before.
I just checked the review and it has a very good rating.
I put it on my list ;)

 

[Muted]

War Room

 

[Will86]

Nice thank you for that Gia , goes on my list too :)

 

[Muted]

Oh! Thought of two more!

Do You Believe? ( there's two in the series)

 

[ConcreteRose]

The Giver

 

[Freedomfighter]

I'm looking for something inspiring, the type of movie that can change the way you perceive life in a po...

The Soloist, great acting, reminds me of the traits that many autistic people have. The person in that movie has a lot of my traits....
Other than that I love nature documentaries, history, and I am currently searching for higher intellect entertainment. Because most of my peers operate way below of what I would even consider as something that could hold my interest for more than a couple of seconds.

When I notice anything below par I strive for higher education and entertainment, and so many movies trigger me which is not fun.

 

[LLMertens]

Lars and the Real Girl
Benny and Joon

 

[Will86]

Quiet surprising, I was afraid to get recommended with movies I have already watched as I watch tons of them, especially the inspiring type of movies but so far, I haven't watched any of the movies you have all mentioned. I have a pretty good list now.

Other than that I love nature documentaries, history, and I am currently searching for higher intellect entertainment. Because most of my peers operate way below of what I would even consider as something that could hold my interest for more than a couple of seconds.

I understand the struggle, I can totally relate to that.

 

[Kintsugi]

Watch Derren Brown's Hero at 30,000 Feet. Super inspiring and positive.

 

[Lolo]

Not a movie, but watch TED talks on YouTube. Thousands to choose from and very inspiring.