Can you name a particular movie that made its mood linger long after you have

Yes, Sophie’s Choice was on my mind for a long time after I saw the movie. I recall many years ago when I was sixteen, my father of all people took me to see the film The Last House on the Left which was made in 1972 and I believe has been re-made this year. It was a horrific film which was R rated so I have no idea how he got me in there to see it in the first place! It was not a film I should have watched at that age because it dealt with horrible things that to this day I still find extremely disturbing. It is a horror movie about violence, torture, rape and revenge. It haunted me for years!

I just watched a movie yesturday and the mood is still lingering with me today it is called "My Sister's Keeper" it is a very sad, emotional movie that made me cry all the way through it after watching it I am thankful for many blessings in my life (ie healthy children)

Hi dear! I can recall a Hindi movie titled Munnabhai MBBS. In the movie Sanjay Dutt's character was so good and touching that I saw the movie number of times on DVD and on TV and I now remember its every scene and dialogue. It was an exceptional movie.

Hi balasri, excellent film and also very close to the William Styron novel which is always a delight when they stick to the novel. Actually Sophie wasn't Jewish but Catholic, she was sent to Austwich because of her father's writings. Nathan was Jewish. I'd say Ryan's Daughter was another epic which lingered long after viewing, set in Ireland. The scene where Rosie was driven from the village always stands out.

Now, that you mention it, I will see it tonight. I have a DVD on it but never took pains to watch it. Always thought that such movies are long and windy-an art movie.there was another movie-The French Lieutenant's Woman. It also starred Meryl Street. Have you seen that?

There are a few. One was the notebook and bridges of madison county. There are others but those are a couple that comes to mind.

Bala, When i get to see a movie from the start to end, i get totally absorbed into it and have that frame of mind and thoughts lingering for quite some time. Of course the storyline and movie in general should be good. The ones i saw recently and still recall some of the scenes are "Dragonfly" starring Kevin Costner and "Angels and Demons" starring Tom Hanks. Both powerful actors and have me quite in reminiscing some of the scenes of the movies.

i do not watch much of hollywood movies but nowadays there are not many good interesting bollywood movies,among the hollywood,i like notebook...........

I can name a few Tamil films, most of these films are made by that man Mani Rathinam, the pictures were "Nayakan", Mouna Ragangal", 'Anjali' and of course 'Roja'. Two other films which come to my mind are 'Gauravam' and 'Veera Pandia Katta Bomman'. Of course in English, the one film which comes to my mind is "Titanic".

That movie had the same effect on me. I can't even imagine having to choose between my children. Schindler's list also had such an effect on me. I had nightmares about the little girl in the red dress a few times afterward.

I've seen several movies that have left some kind of mood, be it positive or negative. One such movie is "The Killing Fields". I was too young to watch this in the theater but it was still powerful all the same. This movie is about the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. It hits close to home because both of my parents were survivors of this. So, I'm left with this sense of melancholy whenever I think about this film. I can't imagine what my parents had to go through and I am very grateful that they had the will to survive. On the other hand, the movie "Strange Wilderness" had me feeling disgusted and creeped out long after I finished watching it in the theater. I can't help grimacing whenever I think about that movie. It was horrible, too many lame and dirty jokes.

I bet it was very disturbing. My goodness..how does a woman make a choice like that? I guess the movie that comes to mind for me would be Pay it Forward. It was a sad movie but very moving. In a good way though.

HI balasri, I did watch that movie, and I felt the same way after watching it. Another movie that has a lasting effect on me is the light comedy/love story Music and Lyrics by Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore. It is a cute love story and though I've watched it many times, it never stopped amusing me. And each time, I end up humming the theme song Way Back Into Love long after I've watch it.