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Movies I Highly Recommend

Little Miss Sunshine

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Blue Valentine

Requiem For A Dream

John Q

Trainspotting

The Truman Show

The Pursuit of Happiness

A Beautiful Mind

Shutter Island

Room

Grave of the Fireflies

Jacobs Ladder

The Panic in Needle Park

Oldboy

The Lobster

Sixteen Candles

The Experiment

The Shawshank Redeption

Back to the Future

Heavenly Creatures

500 Days of Summer

Forest Gump

Shooter

The Italian Job

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

Baby Driver

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Heaven Knows What

My Sisters Keeper

Patch Adams

Mr. Nobody

The Constant Gardener

Dead Poets Society

Being John Malkovich

The Green Mile

The Matrix

Zodiac

The Silence of the Lambs

No Country for Old Men

Donnie Darko

Clockwork Orange

Mute

The Butterfly Effect

Run Lola Run

Triangle

Enter The Void

The Bucket List

The Hurt Locker

Law Abiding Citizen

It’s a Wonderful Life

La La Land

Pirates of the Caribbean

V for Vendetta

The Godfather

Scarface

Raging Bull

Rocky

Gran Torino

Casino

Reservoir Dogs

The Breakfast Club

Once Upon a Time in America

Not Without My Daughter

The Truman Show

Cape Fear

Good Will Hunting

Casablanca

“They didn’t teach you in school to leave your work and go to the window five minutes to let the sun warm your soft skin; they didn’t teach you to pause. They taught you to bottle up your emotions, they didn’t teach you to go to your friend and talk five minutes when you felt sad, so your cotton heart could light up again and go back to your work free of mental burdens. They didn’t teach you to go to an open window and listen to five minutes the musicality of birds or the hysterical screams of playing kids, or watch the trees wave at you so you could feel connected to a wider realm where your energy was welcome. And now you feel guilty when you can’t immediately achieve your work because you couldn’t see that the powerful wind often stops as well before it starts again, you don’t know how to recharge your batteries merely by feeling the sun biting your skin, you lost touch with the pacifying noises of the whole world keeping its activities while you spend your time worrying that you might fail. You are not broken; you are mistaken, and you must start again to allow yourself to give to your natural needs and rhythms an unshakable voice. You must care enough about it: it comes first and anything else follows. We are sentient beings.”

— Anonymous

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