This movie was well deserving of its Oscar. Excellent character studies, a look at genius vs. mediocrity, and jealousy. Also deals with call, gifting, and persecution. Plus, a songwriter like myself just loved the music in the story.

The ending of this movie (the original, not the director's cut) really moved me. The director's cut was also thought provoking.

My all-time favorite movie. Strong message. Very Inspirational. While Eric Liddell is a great role model and Harold Abrams is an excellent character study, I really relate to Aubrey Montague.

This movie was a very encouraging movie, very inspirational.

This movie reminded me of Blade Runner: A violent R-rated movie that had an ending that I found almost inspirational. The final footage was wonderful and expressive.

This is included not because I agree with the anti-American message, but because of its effectiveness. Jack Lemmon and Cissy Spacek deserved their Oscar nominations for this picture.

This helped me see the role of predators. Very insightful.

A challenging film for one to go deeper in their faith.

This was an excellent movie about jury deliberations. Henry Fonda was the star, but the cast was great, with each of the twelve jurors being memorable.

This movie presents two methods of fighting prejudice -- either fighting the bigotry (Professor Xavier and his disciples) or fighting the bigots (Magneto and friends). Ending is extremely effective.

This movie effectively deals with the freedom of choice. Also, I like how it deals with Rogue and with the Ice-Man/Pyro relationship, plus Warren's relationship with his father.