8 movies that will quickly improve your life

[@betterideas]

Here's 9 more movies that will improve your life: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3eYfKOfdpqBZ9k

[@romainblvt975]

I'll advise to watch the newest version of The count of monte-cristo, which is fresh and improved french version that just arrived in 2024

[@williambilinski]

Yes, continue series! Your perspective is great. I will say Fight Club made me realize how much I don’t need ‘things’. Huge impact. Really opened my eyes.

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

The Mr Rogers movie changed my life.

[@williambilinski]

@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 I will have to watch it…I meant to but totally fell off my radar…thanks!

[@tupackilla8405]

Ol😅 a

[@Boop-beep-bap]

You broke the first rule 😂

[@zalenn45]

@@Boop-beep-bap dats wat im saying

[@antonchigurh_1998]

NOTE: No movie can improve your life if you don't take the first step

[@dinkaa2000]

I agree, you definitely need to watch the movie first.

[@X7l4]

⁠​⁠@@dinkaa2000 You mean, you definitely don’t need to watch the movie first to do the first step.

[@madast9857]

what is first step

[@colton7373]

@@madast9857 The first step is to know God. one big problem we have is our sin, which means we deserve to die, but God has provided a gracious solution to this issue: God sent His own son, Jesus into the world to the place of us guilty sinners. Jesus never sinned. He felt no guilt. His conscience was clear before God. Since Adam, there has never been another man like Jesus who did all things pleasing to God. In every way, at all times, without exception, He pleased His Father, whereas we have displeased Him. Yet Jesus did not come just to give us an example. He came to be our substitute-to take the place of us sinners-and bear the punishment for all sin. At the end of His righteous life, He voluntarily died, as if He were the sinner. He took your sin upon himself and died in your place-in the place of all sinners. Forgiveness does not come through the church or through its leaders. Only God can forgive, and he is ready to forgive all who will believe and receive his forgiveness. “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” 1 John 1:9

[@chiragks9313]

@@madast9857 Watching the movie😂

[@fallzero7304]

The secret life of Walter Mitty changed how I lived my life. It made me understand and appreciate the routine. Without routine the world probably won't even exist. Everything has something that works behind the scenes. Made me love my mundane life and how once in a while regardless of financial issues just take tripe that you've never been before cause it gives you a new perception about life. Someday if i ever get to meet Ben Stiller i would absolutely try my best to convey my gratitude towards him.

[@justindomino]

A friend from college randomly showed it for one of our movie nights. Didn’t expect my life to be changed but I was rocked

[@squeaky79]

That movie inspired me so much to just be brave in life!

[@tvcambalache]

That movie also changed my life! Happy to know it did for some others too!

[@tsangchingnam2245]

I love that movie! So so underrated

[@a_stranger_loop]

Dude, I relate to this so much! The soundtrack alone always makes me feel hope for my future and my ability to overcome adversities in order to see a brighter future for myself and the people that I love. There are so many scenes in the first half of this movie alone where you see Walter engage in behavior that is so reflective of someone that’s struggling with life itself only for the movie show you that the only thing you really need in situations like that is to embrace the surrounding chaos and ride the wave. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@adarshvlog2409]

00:00 Learn the power of presentation with Catch Me If You Can 02:30 Groundhog Day inspires you to break free from self-imposed limitations and see the world with new eyes 04:47 Watch Limitless and Fight Club for life improvement. 06:58 Watch Fight Club for inspiration and The Way Way Back for feel-good vibes. 09:04 Watch 'The Way Way Back' and 'The Count of Monte Cristo' for inspiration and motivation 11:13 The Count of Monte Cristo and Crazy Stupid Love offer valuable life lessons 13:30 Crazy Stupid Love teaches the importance of appearance and balance 15:33 Elf's father figure is the emotional heart of the movie.

[@HistoricMetals]

Heroic Work, thank you.

[@meesterpoxavidagames3593]

you are extremely needed

[@ahmadrahimkhan]

underrated comment now but will go down the history books 📚 soon 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@whatisahandle221]

👍

[@whatisahandle221]

Great list (in the video), and thanks for the summary! My add: About Time leaves you with the real life lesson to pay attention and cherish the everyday moments & small miracles you notice… 😃

[@ranjan_v]

Stopped halfway and watched the way way back, a wonderful movie, Thanks for suggesting

[@roc5291]

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button to this day is the most inspired movie for me. Really made me think about the trajectory of our lives and the decisions we make. How people who start off as complete strangers end up having such a huge impact on who we are today. How at times, we have complete control and at times, we have zero control of our lives and we just need to find the balance between the two. How, where we are today is a result of what we did a year ago. Where we will land a year from now will be the result of what we do today. The quote from the film that has always stayed with me is: “For what it’s worth: it’s never too late or, in my case, too early to be whoever you want to be. There’s no time limit, stop whenever you want. You can change or stay the same, there are no rules to this thing. We can make the best or the worst of it. I hope you make the best of it. And I hope you see things that startle you. I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people with a different point of view. I hope you live a life you’re proud of. And If you find that you’re not, I hope you have the courage to start all over again”.

[@worrywart1311]

"Never too late" is a bit pie in the sky. Good luck if you decide at age 80 to become an Olympic Gold Medal sprinter. Or for a woman to decide to give birth at 70.

[@jothishprabu8]

The Shawshank Redemption had the biggest impact on me ❤

[@IMDBeast]

Get busy living or get busy dying

[@abhijeetashiya8856]

It was fight club for me

[@RickyDanDiggity]

My man Cliff

[@fogz8537]

My fav movie of all time !

[@fogz8537]

@@abhijeetashiya8856 There’s no movies like Fight Club, right ?

[@shiryu_sama4269]

"We buy things we dont need, to impress people we dont like"

[@odejobiolalekan4579]

Fight club for life bro👊

[@tedmarcak287]

And work jobs we hate

[@spiralout3942]

His name was Robert Paulson

[@bartbroski]

I'm so glad to see someone give The Count of Monte Cristo the credit it deserves! Great job on this list 👏🏼

[@gabby1207]

the movie is good but the book is AMAZING

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Seriously, more importantly because Kevin Reynolds I feel has gotten one of the worst damn deals, he’s a pretty damn good filmmaker. Or at least decent. The Beast of War is among my favourite movies, and one of the best war movies, i mean the subject matter alone is unique for a big Hollywood flick, let alone an english-language film. But more importantly is such a masterclass in editing, pacing, absolute thrills, using visuals while also having that element of theatre-adaptation in the very functional efficient dialogue and characters I mean he did make Waterworld, all that money and a lot of work and ppl just endlessly shit on it

[@chwb99]

Has to be on the list but this is the wrong version! It has to be the one with Gerard Depardieu as the Count!

[@Ace1King1]

@@chwb99 I found it strange that no names were mentioned. No actors, no actresses, no producers, directors, etc. My opinion is this is "woke" censorship based on the unpopularity of the main actor among the radical left due to a recent appearance in a movie they seriously object to. If this is true...and let me know if it's not...then I find it extremely disgusting.

[@mrfaltux5501]

book 10, movie very predictable even my 6yo can predict the whole movie!!

[@thirtyfourvegas]

I 100% agree with “Crazy, Stupid, Love” on this list. It was a jumping point for me to figure out how to show confidence and dress better. It also showed me how to break away from a VERY bad rut after a breakup that had a huge impact on my life. Great movie!

[@1icestone]

Yes. I love the idea of watching movies not just for entertainment but for the lessons we can apply in life from them . And also your perspective and lessons on movies , I relate with them

[@AudioEpics]

Entertainment can be really inspiring, especially when it's not trying to moralize or shove lessons down our throats too much and just tries to tell a good story first and foremost.

[@Edwin-uj6bg]

If you haven’t already seen it I’d recommend “Good Will Hunting” a very eye opening movie that stuck with me

[@mertdkaraca]

This very very very very very very much. Made me a sucker for Elliott Smith.

[@mrchrisroden]

I was convinced this would be on the list.

[@ieatmemesforsnacks6936]

I have watched the movies and im not asking this ironically, what part of the movie was eye opening for you?

[@ithinkthereforeitalk935]

@@ieatmemesforsnacks6936 The conversation between two main characters when they were sitting on a bench.

[@Edwin-uj6bg]

@@ieatmemesforsnacks6936 for me personally it’s how he pushes other people around him away in fear of change. During the movie I was like “oh shoot, that’s me”

[@sophiexv2092]

Please continue this series, it’s very cool 👍🏻

[@melanieprice]

Although there are universal applications, these 8 movies are all about men and their life journey. if anyone is interested in what I consider the female complementary list : 1) He’s just not that into you 2) Second act 3) Legally blonde 4) The assistant 5) Bombshell. 6) My best friend’s wedding 7) Pretty woman 8) Erin Brockovich.

[@Ceogoogle.]

Black swan

[@franklinnose]

For ME it was Schindler's List that literally turned my life around. When that came out I was a young, brash, SELF ABSORBED, SELFISH ASSHOLE who just lived life for myself with no regard for anyone else. GRATITUDE was the central theme of that movie and from that day on I developed an "attitude of gratitude" for everyone/everything in my life and to empathize with other people's suffering which I never paid attention to before. Highly recommended.

[@denisedoherty4909]

Wow. That is powerful. Just think of where you might be if you had not seen that movie.

[@happygrandma2732]

One of the greatest movies and portrayals. It demonstrates empathy and sympathy amongst inhumane conditions. The ending where he struggles with not having saving more Jews is heartwrenching and tearful. Glad it changed your attitude.

[@thepixalking6589]

To bad the movie is based on a lie.

[@andrewjensen6305]

That's really cool!

[@KiloBravo90]

@@thepixalking6589 At least it touched his soul and he became a better person.

[@ominousvirus5278]

I liked this video a lot. You sold me on wanting to watch a lot of these movies, I’m always interested in watching something with a deeper theme rather than shallower copy & paste stories. If you continue this series, I would definitely be interested.

[@adavis688]

Elf is so good because it's all about never losing the wonder and excitement that we had as kids - yes it's silly and childish but it's all about someone who's jaded looking at someone who is excited by everything he sees and it's a great message about not losing that childhood wonder in your life

[@GlatHjerne]

Gotta add Gattaca to this list. One of the best and most life changing movies I've ever seen.

[@mikehunt5106]

Holy I thought I was the only one

[@equivalentexchangeisalie5726]

Omfg yes some Gattaca love!!! Literally my 2nd favorite movie of all time!!!

[@whiskeyy8911]

Yes! Just watched this a couple weeks ago, absolutely mind blowing. Sci-fi can really kickstart creative thoughts about the future

[@FreeFire88s]

Absolutely, definitely on my most favorite movie list

[@chris_jorge]

Absolutely

[@maddyG7414]

You mentioned the way way back!! I’m so thrilled, I randomly found it one summer, and it left me speechless. It was so poignant and spoke to the loneliness of youth and the struggles of family life. It touched me deeply, and it’s such a hidden gem.

[@christofferhoff6669]

The prison and priest chapter of Count of Monte Cristo is just truly amazing.

[@sims2lovealot]

I would also add Little Miss Sunshine to this list. I watch that movie whenever I need a big emotional pick-me-up. It's absolutely brilliant, especially from the second half where all the characters start to grow, and then when it ends with them dancing together it's just magical. It reminds you to enjoy the little things in life and to find that joy in what really matters, not in what we perceive that matters. I personally think it's Steve Carrell's best role, and that's saying something.

[@Garrus1995]

I have a hard time with the final act of that movie because of the beauty pageant. Seeing all those young girls paraded around like that just felt gross. I honestly don’t understand how child pageants are a real thing. The whole idea just seems so icky.

[@sims2lovealot]

@@Garrus1995 I agree it's hard to watch but that's why the scene where they dance together is so good cause it's a big eff you you to the industry

[@ianrobinson4200]

I am not working for these people next year, these people are crazy

[@fibonaccifanzeroviews7839]

Agreed

[@ROI684]

Yes!!! I absolutely adore the deep layers of this film. Mainly about the unfairness in life, how's everyone has their own limits and starting points and you shouldn't make your life a beauty contest against others. It's also very much about healthy realitionship with failures and how to heal from them & finding comfort. It's also extremely fun to watch, it's kinda harsh theme doesn't make the film heavy - it's funny, heartwarming, has great characters and dynamics between them, ups & downs though all of the script. It's also an effective critic of the American hustling culture and the fakeness of it. It's also brilliantly directed - some really clever examples of the direction: the use of the stucked Van pushed by the family, the use of the horn to create stress, Dwayn's mental breakdown with him knocking his head on the Van's doors, the shot of Dwayn's run down from the van with his scream with the family watching him from the above. The use of the beauty contest metaphor, the final dancing scene. The attention to little details. It's just went over most people's heads Personally, it's my favorite movie and the standard of what i believe films should aspire to be

[@chardy7071]

My list are 1. Groundhog Day 2. Shawshank Redemption 3. Rudy (1993) 4. Pursuit of HappyNess 5. The count of MonteCristo 6. Les Misérables (With Liam Neeson ) 7. What about Bob 8. A Beautiful Mind 9. Good Will Hunting 10. Jerry Maguire

[@chance6991]

Great list m8

[@stephentrace4571]

Good list!

[@jimmythehat579]

This movies are also good for mental health(1 nd 2) and realization of reality(last 2) lawranace of arabia little forest Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring The Irishman

[@vidhisharma132]

Where to watch this movies

[@vidhisharma132]

Where to watch these movies

[@hakku9344]

Fight club makes me realize that we don't really need that much things in our life, chasing those while slaving our ass off. And also makes me realize the necessity to became strong as men.

[@zeffery101]

exactly, i lost my job and started boxing. Feel a lot better.

[@Mememaxing]

@@zeffery101 are you making money or homeless bro?

[@zeffery101]

@@Mememaxing both

[@WHITEPERSUAS1ON]

Its a bit of an ironic message. It talks about toxic masculity and how it seems like its a community but is a dark path

[@Mememaxing]

@@zeffery101 not enough money yet then, anyway bro keep going good luck 🤞

[@Neo-ly6kt]

Hello Joey, there's something great in suggesting movies and explaining them through the lense of self improvement. You made me go back and rewatch some of them to gain your perspective on things. I would love to see more of your suggestions. Voting for Part 2 on this video :)

[@calicodragonfly]

"Only You" (Marisa Tomei & Robert Downey Jr) was about pursuing one's dream at all costs. The next day I began preparing to start my own business. Three months later I was working for myself. Now 28 years blissfully free of bosses & coworkers!

[@gameimprovements4347]

Little shocked that "Yes, man" with Jim Carey isn't on this list! That movie changed my life!

[@jackcarlos]

Haha I love that movie! So underrated!

[@gameimprovements4347]

@@jackcarlos got me moving again and outside when I was depressed 15 years ago

[@marko6489]

Thruman show

[@Garrus1995]

It’s actually a very solid film. I feel that it’s especially strong because it initially presents being more open to things as a positive trait, but it can easily lead to you becoming too careless and spontaneous as a result. It’s all down to balance; you should always try to broaden your horizons but also find some measure of stability and consistency so that you don’t end up ruining yourself.

[@Eleventyeleventh]

@@marko6489 good one

[@hidden_trax]

Decided to watch Groundhog Day, since you have mentioned it a couple of times before. It was a delight! I have put every single one of the movies recommended by you in here on my list (yes, even Elf...)! Some I have watched before, and I will give them a watch again, to see if I can get a new perspective on things. I vote YES for you to continue the series, as I am sure the people would love to see what made you improve your life this way, as I am eager to learn if I can do so too. Stay notable, Joey!

[@AudioEpics]

😊

[@elcamino6699]

The Way Way Back is such a good coming-of-age movie! I first watched it when I was 15 and have recently rewatched it. Funny, relevant and kind of an emotional rollercoaster.

[@awoken2761]

Also Yes Man with Jim Carrey is a great movie for this, changed my life quite a bit and caused me to say yes a lot more to things in life. More spontaneous things to get out of this monotonous world I trapped myself in. Told me to look out and seek romance for myself and say yeah to it, it overall helped me.

[@7rollface]

You should read the book it's based on. That's a true story, and is also very, very funny.

[@tatelang6155]

The Trueman Show with Jim Carrey is another one of his that has a powerful message of seeing beyond what we believe our lives to be to live our truths.

[@toillustrateapoint]

I think "Gattaca" also fits to this topic. It changed my way of thinking about boundaries in life and how to overcome almost anything, if you work hard enough for your dreams.

[@shinrasboy]

A movie that changed my perspective on things is Stranger than Fiction. The idea that you can break out of the mundane if you just look around and make the most of your time. It taught me to be flexible and accept kindness a little more freely. Another was Persepolis - it taught me about the dangers and pitfalls of legalistic religious practices. Oh and almost forgot - Adventureland. Perfect coming of age film just for fun.

[@thorzzzten]

I would love to hear the next 8 movies.

[@michaelsadvice]

Same mate! Btw how did you use this special hand emoji? 😄

[@cekruger08]

Next 8 movies please! This was a great list and will be watching some of these movies in the next few days. Thanks for the recommendations.

[@hamidrezaei3862]

Here are some movies that can actually change your lives: Interstellar - Inception - Forrest gump - Good Will Hunting - The Martian - The shawshank redemption - The Pursuit of Happyness - Matrix - Shutter Island - The Prestige - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Hacksaw Ridge - Into the wild - The truman show - A Beautiful Mind - Saving Private Ryan - The Intouchables - cast away - The terminal - the green mile - Joker (2019) - The Social Network - The Wolf of Wall Street - American Psycho - The Founder - Inside job - The theory of everything / and many more... Your're welcome!

[@TrevyTrev-andTheFunkyPets]

Napoleon Dynamite over Elf. Teaches you not to give up believing in yourself when you don’t fit in your surroundings and also having your friend’s back when they need it. Good list and video

[@DumDumDugan1911]

Elf is so a great movie! I haven’t seen The Way Way Back, so I might check that one out. This was a fun video. Definitely make another.

[@fanatical56]

Groundhog Day is GOATed

[@bobobsen]

I have actively daydreamed about what a groundhog day after a few thousand years of looping would look like since I first watched it years ago

[@fanatical56]

@@bobobsen What conclusions did you reach? Did you love that idea or did you detest it?

[@Matt_Alaric]

One of the only movies i can think of that actually entered everyday language as a reference point.

[@Coral_dude]

Limitless will inspire you to take drugs.

[@Mouad_El_Amrani]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 makes sense

[@themacocko6311]

Most don't need that push to do drugs. I'm surprised there's enough hemp in the world to keep up with the fucking potheads

[@89playstation65]

I heard a rumor that the NZT-48 pill is a real drug. But you have to know where to find it. And that can be rather difficult to find. Also don't forget about the CBS Limitless series. Shame that it got canceled.

[@rudhra5957]

Can't wait to watch And take first sniff of the cocaine I bought yesterday from Dark Walmart

[@fernandomaron87]

​@@89playstation65 i've heard it's inspired by the effects of certain antidepressants and how they act on people with adhd

[@monkinside3452]

1. Catch me if you can 2. Groundhog Day 3. Limitless 4. Fight club 5. The way way back 6. The count of monte cristo 7. Crazy stupid love 8. Elf

[@barefootanimist]

It's nice to hear from someone else who's enjoyed The Way Way Back. Absolutely underrated, and what an incredible cast!

[@mogawa451]

Cant wait to watch some of these. Been looking for good movies. Side note recommendations. (my favorite of all time) 1. its a wonderful life - meaningful, blissful 2. Rango - Beautiful art piece / Appreciation for detail, quality, style 3. Everything everywhere all at once - a journey/ experience / Art / Key perspective 4. Place beyond the pines - heart racing 5. Its all quiet on the western front - Excellent cinematic portrayal of ww1

[@nomadicyoutube]

Along with "The Count of Monte Cristo", I have "The Shawshank Redemption" in my top 10 list of movies that have had a profound effect on my ability to maintain a positive perspective during life's challenging moments.

[@Gate-nh6ii]

My list of movies: 1.Forrest Gump 2.The Truman show 3.Prestige 4.Shawshank redemption 5.Shutter Island 6.Fight Club 7.Pursuit Of Happiness 8.Taxi Driver

[@nathananderson8720]

I owe this person the courage he gave me to start my KZbin channel 2 months ago about self development and now have 61 subs and almost 40 hours watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so much lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place

[@julianlozoya5172]

Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind has to be mentioned. It is a great representation on an up and down relationship adding value to your life and trying to avoid the consequences will make you realize the value of any relationship you have in life good or bad!

[@angie-eponuou]

Agreed. One of the best films ever

[@JungoFunko]

if anyone is reading this, I recommend Ikiru (1952), I believe it is one of the few movies that could actually change someone's life. It's about a guy who had cancer, and decided on the final thing he is going to do before he died

[@justinjablonski972]

Yes, please continue this series! Also, if you have a list of FICTIONAL books along the same lines I would love to see a video like that as well 🙌🏻

[@jps33]

Many of these movies are already on my most favourites list! Would love to see you expand the list

[@Gid-J]

Elf is a great movie. I stop it after the "You missed" kiss because all the good parts are done.

[@dootersnooter5343]

I love Steve Carell's way of being able to accurately portray character's personality development with so much emotion and accuracy without making it seem weird or like "where tf did this come from." Really underrated actor.

[@marko6489]

Interesting concept. I would say that 8 movies that changed my life are: The Matrix, Ratatouille (my favorite movie of all time), Catch Me If You Can, Kung Fu Panda, Brother Bear, Over the Hedge, Long Story Short, The Pursuit of Happyness. But to be completely honest, I believe that TV shows have had a much bigger impact on me: DBZ, The Mentalist, Friends, How I Met Your Mother,... I've listed many animated movies, I know. I saw those when i was the most impressionable. I am 25 now

[@ver_nick]

What about How to Train Your Dragon?

[@marko6489]

@@ver_nick Didnt see it.

[@evegol4584]

If you haven’t seen the series of Avatar The Last Airbender, please do. It is a masterpiece.

[@Gaurav.P0]

@@evegol4584 Is it a cartoon ?? Can I watch if I am 26 years old ?

[@Gaurav.P0]

@@marko6489 You should watch Naruto

[@justinbanks2380]

Definitely would be interested in another in this series

[@nicolaimarquez3055]

Honestly, I've been in the "self-help" scene a few years, but I've kind of fallen out of it, not because I don't like it or because i "gave up", but because I don't think there's much new to be said. But before that, and even after I've fallen from it, I keep learning through movies. Movies have taught me so many lessons, it's insane. Not all of them, sure, but some have also changed my life. So, in short, yeah, absolutely continue this video. Even if the movies you recommend are not great, simply hearing your insight on them and what they taught you is immensely interesting to me, and I know it is to others as well

[@josebro352]

Contact with Jodie Foster. It's been 27 years since I first saw that film and to this day it's still my absolute favorite. Made a huge impact on my life and way of thinking. Another film that deserves an honorable mention is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind with Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet. They are my two all time favorites.

[@petestevenson1004]

Wow, two fantastic movies i forgot to add to my list. Also I [heart] Huckabee's and The Adjustment Bureau, both opened my mind to new possibilities.

[@macasif8125]

thank you sir for the motivation i already watched some , and i will watch the others

[@jackcarlos]

Dude this list is so genuine I love it! No prentious films that have great scores or meta plots. Just a random list of movies that had an impact. I think people forget that lower rated/comedy films can still impact your life in a meaningful way. Also, I love all 8 of these films so that helps!

[@Solarexistence]

American Beauty. Very profound and spiritual film. It makes you stop to smell the roses and enjoy the little details of existence way more.

[@stephaniemoran4739]

Fab, this is my Easter weekend sorted, either watching or rewatching a few of these… thank you so much for saving me from scrolling for hours and not ending up watching anything which is what usually happens!

[@pinksnapdragons2675]

I love that Monte Cristo is on this list. The movie has been on my top 5 list since its release!

[@emilyneale9898]

I’d like to see another movie video! And count of monte cristo is my fav on this list !

[@kingofcreme]

Please continue this series! I really enjoyed some of the perspectives on the movies on this list but they are already some of my favorite movies and I’ve seen them all like 5 times already so I need more.

[@jorgep7747]

Please do continue the series, this was great.

[@usonthebus]

Ferris Buellers day off definitely deserves a spot on the next episode of this series (which you totally should do)

[@herewegoagain404]

Magnolia. The most perfect film ever made. High Fidelity. I just love it. I agree with others about TSLOWM.

[@shepirate]

Your #1 movie changed my life. I took it a step further and watched Abernathy's TED talk. What he taught me turned my finances around to the upside, in a big way! The rest of your picks are excellent! Thank you!

[@DanielBro42]

9. into the wild (2007)

[@Jo-xg6rk]

Super film...👍

[@IsaacSuttleFilms]

Loved this style of video! 'Good Will Hunting' and 'Schindler's List' have had the greatest impact on my life.

[@grannyboy8695]

You should definitely continue the series. I've only watched Catch Me if You Can and Crazy Stupid Love out of all the 8, some of my recommendations would be: Men of Honor Rudy Pursuit of Happyness Rocky 1 A beautiful Mind Whiplash Unbroken October Sky

[@tor1mama392]

I really like that kind of content, great reasons to watch these films

[@luisrivera8040]

Dude, just came across your page & I can’t stop watching! Taking notes cause every video has gold in it

[@digitalduch1111]

I would like to add "Lapland Odyssey" to that list. It's a finnish roadmovie of a loserguy, who must get a digital-reciever for his girlfriend (otherwise they breakup), and has one unexpected adventure after another. In the end he (and his 2 friends) are not the same persons anymore. This movie always motivates me to continue chasing my goals when I'm about to give up. Highly recommended!

[@8IIWII8]

Nice list. I love cinema so here is my list of introspective movies that I think could improve the quality of your life as they did for me. 1. Stalker (Andrie Tarkovsky) 2. 8 ½ (Federico Fellini) 3. Come and See (Elen Klimov) 4. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Stanley Kubrick) 5. Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese) 6. Aguirre: The Wrath of God (Werner Herzog) 7. Possession (Andrzej Zulawski) 8. Wake in Fright (Ted Kotcheff) 9. The 400 Blows (Francois Truffaut) 10. Bicycle Thieves (Vittorio De Sica)

[@silent6648]

Stalker is incredible

[@biskit8050]

Great films man. The 400 Blows, Taxi Driver, and 2001 A Space Odyssey are in my top 5. Kubirck's Barry Lyndon is another film I'd put up there, as well as Wilder's The Apartment and Nichols' The Graduate

[@8IIWII8]

@@biskit8050 The Graduate and Barry Lyndon are Masterpieces. And I love Billy Wilder but I really need to get around to watching Double Indemnity and The Apartment. I hear their great, I loved Sunset Bullivard and Some Like it Hot. Heres my updated top 10 about a year later: 1. Ikiru (Akira Kurosawa) 2. Buffalo 66 (Vincent Gallo) 3. Enter the Dragon (Robert Clouse) 4. Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese) 5. American Movie (Mark Borchardt) 6. Citizen Kane (Orson Welles) 7. Come and See (Elen Klimov) 8. Le Samurai (Jean Pierre Melville) 9. Dekalog (Krzysztof Kieslowski) 10. The 400 Blows (Francois Truffaut) So many great films out there its impossible to narrow it down to 10.

[@TheTrueOlli]

One thing I feel like somebody neerds to point out: While Limitless can inspire one to look at one's life "from the outside" and find some potential for improvement and increased happiness, just like Groundhog Day, it can also serve as a gateway into toxic productivity culture and self-hatred à la "Why can't I be disciplined and perfectly focussed all the time?". So please, please take that movie with a massive lump of salt, so that it may become a positive influence, instead of a negative one like it was for many others.

[@tusharpandey1773]

Same here for me in ghd, sometimes too much positive brings negative impact in life..

[@namitvarshney2142]

you made me download all these movies

[@uncommonsense5876]

The Count of Monte Cristo is 1 of my favorite movies, have watched it least a dozen times. Many life lessons in that movie about patience, hard work, faith and fortitude in oneself especially when nothing in the present loos any good. Grounds Hogs Day is also the best movie ever made, hands down.

[@waltermatthewberg]

I went through a phase were I was kinda depressed in college and watched a ton of coming of age dramas. The Way Way Back was great. A few similar ones I'd recommend are Mud, The Spectacular Now, Place Beyond the Pines, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Mid90s, and Edge of Seventeen

[@gavinr9107]

Seen all of those bro. Great movies! Somewhat of my favourite genre too.

[@ajtaylor8750]

Films that improved my life include: Dead Poets Society, Fight Club, Before Sunset/Sunrise/Midnight, Lady Bird, Blues Brothers, and Lost in Translation. The Before trilogy taught me that when it comes to love and relationships, it's about wanting to make them work and that if it's meant to be you and that person will naturally find your way back to that person.

[@jishnukvishnu1026]

Thanks for sharing brother..

[@mwild3872]

Just read "Dead pets society" and was like wth is this movie about, then I reread it

[@pioneeringworks]

Love them all. But the Lady Bird one... get out of here!

[@BH-ix7nq]

After i saw your mention of the "before" series, I knew you knew what you were talking about. I looked them all up after that!

[@jishnukvishnu1026]

@@BH-ix7nq what is it about

[@ThatKidFromTheTown]

DO MORE!!! Please :) Also, the Elf hate is super uncalled for 😡 Amazing video as always

[@manthes8541]

You like elf ?

[@sherlockedambience8380]

please continue this series

[@jasonl4647]

excellent list. I would suggest also adding Gattaca.

[@alexanderklepp]

The Shawshank Redemption and It's a Wonderful Life are movies that really changed my life.

[@NathanDewey11]

There's one bit of dialogue in Jacob's Ladder that affected me in a big way. I think they used it in an Unkle song. It's about Jacob being afraid of dying and seeing Demons - but if he stops being afraid, they're angels. Basically the line is about how we are in control of how we perceive and respond to everything in our lives and it's entirely our choice. And also, I love watching Paterson to relax. So for me it's Jacob's Ladder and Paterson.

[@darlene4451]

Love your perspective. Part 2, please.

[@corychecketts]

The Count of Monte Cristo movie-and especially the book-is amazing. I read the book every year and it gives me so much perspective on what's truly valuable.

[@oddurjustinussen3542]

Yes, continue series!

[@slakz9174]

for me, the secret life of walter mitty has had a large impact on my life. And just to enjoy life by doing things & exploring the world to make a story for yourself

[@KennyLothar]

Please, continue your list! From a young age on, I very much began to feel the difference in impact of movies on me...this practically goes for any art form, like writing, music...even video games (if you want to go so far and count them as an art form ;). I believe that art in general plays a vital and strong part in our evolution as humans. Thanks again for sharing your insides and ideas - keep up your fine work, Sir! Greetings and all the best from Germany

[@peterivan22]

Awesome list and a few I have never heard of but will check them out! For me, it was Lord of the Rings, and before you scroll on, hear read on. I had never read a book before, as I hated to read. When I saw the first movie in the series in the theater and ended the way it did, I was like WTF? I went and bought the book the next pay day and it opened my eyes to a whole new world and the FULL Lord of the Rings book, was the first one I had read. It also opened my eyes to creative writing and the genius of what J.R.R. Tolkien has created! ✌️

[@evanshirley6089]

The books also give some great philosophy on how to deal with life and carry yourself, with some excellent role models, especially the interactions between Gandalf and the hobbits. There’s so much on morality, what it means to be good, what’s really important, and the role that individuals play in the face of overwhelming odds. It’s shaped my perception of life ever since childhood.

[@sallyjune4109]

For me, this was David Copperfield. Saw the tv movie then read the book. Its all about figuring out who you are and coming to terms with your mistakes.

[@balestanisovski]

I loved that you put Catch Me If You Can it’s personally my favorite Leonardo DiCaprio film and Crazy, Stupid, Love is top 2 Ryan Gosling

[@vekling2517]

The whole idea of the Count of Monte Cristo is that he wasted his life working so hard to get revenge. it's not 'Oh look how amazing he was able to get back up onto his feet but a portrait of a man who is so blinded by vengeance that he spent every single moment working toward a goal that didn't improve his life in the slightest. So a better lesson is: use your intelligence on what benefits you, don’t let others bring you down, and focus on the bright side. Hatred will hurt you more than the people you hate.

[@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583]

I once watched Fight Club for a month straight. I had it playing on repeat while awake, asleep, and even had the movie in audio form playing on my phone when away from home. It definitely had a huge impact on me.

[@393Nestor]

The 8 that would be in my list are: Hector and the search for happiness, The secret life of Walter Mitty, About a boy, It’s kind of a funny story, Howl’s moving castle, The breakfast club, Rocky, As good as it gets

[@tallefjant]

Really liked that you included Elf on the list haha! Silly/funny movies can also improve your life. Sometimes you just need a little good vibes in your life to improve your current perspective of things..A movie doesn't have to be complex or dark to be really good. Superbad, Bad Neighbors and Elf are examples of that. Even though a movie like First Man might be a "better" movie, a funny movie such as Superbad might improve your life-situation just as much

[@sallyjune4109]

I love the crazy party in the mail room. I think about that a lot.

[@megodynamite]

I recommend reading the books these films are based on…the books always have so much more

[@epi1763]

way way back is goated and count of monte cristo holy shit you earned my sub

[@veelociraptor]

Ah, yes! The Count of Monte Cristo was a DVD I got on sale from Blockbuster... and then watched every single week for a year. Great list, love all these movies.

[@feuerrm]

Yes please continue! I love movies and this video have me a few more to check out

[@georgewodicka4839]

Sam Rockwell deserved an Oscar for "The Way Way Back". Low-key absolutely rewatchable classic. A case study in the family dynamic, from a funny and poignant angle.

[@UR_Right24]

I never heard of The Way Way Back but that looks good. I like those actors. Saw all the other movies though and they are all good.