This movie has some great ideas and filming techniques, but it's greatness lies in the way it challenges our conception that it is better to hold on to good memories and to forget bad ones. Love isn't built on ease, it's built on the struggle of togetherness. It is one of only three movies in the world that make me cry.

My wife and I first started getting to know each other in a serious way after seeing this movie and spending hours discussing it. It has some of the most realistic marriage arguments I've ever seen (well, at least the ones I identify most closely with). We played the song of the same title for our first dance as a married couple at our wedding. The third of the three movies that make me cry.

Sometimes it takes the seriousness of impending death to get serious about living.

The life of one individual can have great meaning.

The classic David-Goliath battle on the Senate floor. You can't help but love Jimmy Stewart's desperate battle for a lost cause.

This movie tends toward philosophical more than emotional, but it will still cause you to reevaluate the way you look at the world. "Stay here. And be prepared- for anything."

You know that feeling of loneliness in a foreign place, even if you've never left the country. This movie just expresses it better than any other.

Let's find out what it means to love our enemies.

You'll want to study, do pushups, and challenge the world after you see this one. It takes a special movie to do all that.

The other great emotional/comedic movie. "Girls are always wanting to get carnal with me because I am such a premium dancer."

Freedom: defined.

We need to keep reminding ourselves of these things.