The 50 Most Life-Changing Movies Ever Made

[@LikeStoriesofOld]

The obvious question: what movies would you add to the list? Bonus points if you can fit it into a category of meaning (whether one of mine or one of your own)! Thanks again to everyone who has been supporting my work over these past few years, as I also mention at the end, this video really was for all of you!

[@elilacey144]

The only two films i would add are Three Colours Red and La Haine, amazing video!

[@henningratjen4364]

For me Against the Ice is definitly on the list. The psychological and social aspects of being stranded in a freezing cold landscape are so well done. Its a stunning portrayal of what it means to endure and keep hope in yourself, in each others and in getting found and seeing your loved ones again.

[@4bs_ben]

Everything Everywhere All At Once, because in a way that no other movie does quite so uniquely, it speaks to experiences and outlooks on life that are extremely resonant - especially if you’re Asian or Asian-American :)

[@StoicTheGeek]

I would add to the Humanity category, Lantana, by Ray Lawrence. (Bliss, also by Lawrence could also fit into this category). This is a perfect film, and was critically acclaimed, but Lawrence’s work to have dropped off the critical landscape. This movie made me question my whole outlook on life, and in particular, how I relate to others, and whether I was being as genuine.

[@philmcclenaghan7056]

Human centipede

[@charlie__a]

Our boy dropped a magnum opus

[@lawrencenara4181]

Yes 🙌

[@TheBritomart]

How lucky are we to have these perspectives gifted to us.

[@jakewatts797]

Amen. He is truly special. A gift in this world.

[@dustinbangerter6829]

Amen!

[@ThomasFlight]

This is the big one 🙏

[@Yesitispaulmelancon]

My goodness we're one @kaptainkristian away from this being the wetdream collaboration of my imagination

[@Lksz-l9k]

@@Yesitispaulmelancon You do know they had a podcast together, right? Cinema Of Meaning

[@tonyperkis854]

You are one of the most insightful, contemplative, and introspective people on YT, not just in terms of discussing films but overall especially in the sense of evaluating the human condition in a very measured and profound way. Well done.

[@jaredmoyes81]

Word

[@davidj4662]

Mostly nonsense,

[@tonyperkis854]

@@davidj4662 you are nonsense

[@LAST.L1FE]

If the peice of cinema doesn't reach you the introspective nature this channel's videos will. This channel is a gold mine in the sea of content there is on YT.

[@jonhinson5701]

​@@davidj4662then go binge watch Full House. That may be more your speed.

I absolutely love this channel. The focus on humanism, philosophy, ethics, existentialism, etc is what is so refreshing. And the fact that our host has such acute and nuanced insight into the structure and composition of cinema, it makes this list all the more valuaboe.

[@JFox4587]

Not to mention, his voice is so calming…

[@d.sfilms7677]

A MASSIVE drop out of nowhere, such a win

[@jakubch2012]

What a concept. Now I think everyone owes it to themselves to make a list like that.

[@CyrisAeon]

I'm saving this, and will slowly digest it over years. Thank you.

[@braelhawke2189]

I knew you would put Kindom of Heaven in there. I must say, as someone who finds that movie very meaningful, it's nice to see someone so knowledgable in film hold it in such such high regard.

[@mynameissol]

Lots of great films on this list, but I'm especially glad to see that you included Arrival. Such a beautiful film in every way. Finally got around to watching it for the first time last year and it was the perfect time for me to experience it with all that was going on in my life then. This movie makes you ask yourself if you want to merely exist, or if you want to truly live.

[@nebojsasavic6262]

Holy moly. 3 and a half hours... What a gift ❤

[@jaredmoyes81]

Word

[@josephm.benoit9202]

"Movies change people, and changed people make different movies. And the cycle continues." The Meaning, for Mankind, of Cinema.

[@VedantinKK]

0:00 The Set-Up ~~~ 1:50 Part I: Existence - 2:23 The Seventh Seal - 5:58 2001: A Space Odyssey - 9:55 Blade Runner - 13:31 The Tree of Life - 17:34 The Turin Horse ~~~ 21:10 Part II: Time and Memory - 21:45 8,5 - 25:47 The Mirror - 30:12 Once Upon a Time in America - 33:39 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - 37:28 Arrival ~~~ 41:25 Part III: Passion - 42:03 Andrei Rublev - 45:49 Amadeus - 49:43 The Prestige - 53:41 Synecdoche, New York - 57:32 First Man ~~~ 1:01:34 Part IV: Love - 1:02:13 Dersu Uzala - 1:06:05 Children of Heaven - 1:09:40 Good Will Hunting - 1:13:18 Before Sunset - 1:17:05 Portrait of a Lady on Fire ~~~ 1:20:48 Part V: Humanity - 1:21:24 Tokyo Story - 1:24:47 Land of Silence and Darkness - 1:28:31 The Elephant Man - 1:32:32 Satantango - 1:36:20 Paterson ~~~ 1:40:19 Part VI: War and Evil - 1:40:55 Paths of Glory - 1:44:50 Apocalypse Now - 1:48:37 Come and See - 1:52:18 Shoah - 1:56:09 The Thin Red Line ~~~ 2:00:16 Part VII: Justice - 2:00:56 12 Angry Men - 2:04:40 Judgment at Nuremberg - 2:08:49 Harakiri - 2:12:33 Memories of Murder - 2:16:27 No Country For Old Men ~~~ 2:20:24 Part VIII: Society - 2:21:04 Network - 2:24:44 Koyaanisqatsi - 2:28:25 Jurassic Park - 2:32:18 There Will Be Blood - 2:36:19 The Big Short ~~~ 2:39:53 Part IX: Psyche - 2:40:29 Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai Du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles - 2:44:32 Taxi Driver - 2:48:27 Heat - 2:52:24 Grizzly Man - 2:56:11 Inception ~~~ 3:00:40 Part X: Goodness and Virtue - 3:01:20 It's a Wonderful Life - 3:05:28 Ikiru - 3:09:27 The Shawshank Redemption - 3:13:21 The Lord of the Rings - 3:17:25 Kingdom of Heaven ~~~ 3:21:20 Honorable Mentions & Commentary

[@VedantinKK]

A better markdown format for this masterpiece 🎉

[@NBP722]

Appreciate it!!

[@SpartacusSPQ]

Hoped someone had done this, thank you.

[@oskana]

Thank you, I feel sleep mid way last knight because I was exhausted. This helped me to get back on it right on track this morning!

[@JaydevRaol]

WOW! Such a pleasant surprise that both Kendrick and Tom decided to drop on the same day. This must've taken a lot of effort. Thanks, Tom! 🙌

[@mikebasil4832]

2001: A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner back to back at the start of your list can feel most fitting. Because both films make us question so much about many pivotal issues. The Shawshank Redemption and No Country For Old Men would both be on my list too. Thank you, Tom. 👍🏻

[@Comicbroe405]

Secret Life of Walter Mitty & Soul are two films I love that changed my outlook on many things during my formative years.

[@marcol.9125]

Great movies! Especially "Soul" was unexpectedly good. Two other movies I really like are "Into The Wild" and "Peaceful Warrior".

[@H4R4.]

Secret life of Walter Mitty is a gem....my most favourite

[@MartinBrunoSar]

I was just thinking about it and had to check if it was mentioned. Love the film

[@charles.in.charge]

Thank you for this amazing list, I have a lot to add to the watchlist! I humbly submit Wong Kar-wai's "In The Mood for Love" (2000) as a notable entry in the 'Love' category

[@ryue65]

This is beautiful. Thank you Tom.

[@IAMSESTAK]

Movies that really impacted me: About Time The Spitfire Grill Finding Neverland Truman Show The Tree of Life (on your list)

[@dholley51492]

"It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why...."

[@d.sfilms7677]

Like stories of old

[@macfilms9904]

Some really great picks - I've only not seen a few - and when each new category began, I'd think "oh, war - I'd definitely have "Apocalypse Now", Thin Red Line & "Come & See" - and there they were! Thanks for this long-form piece, I really enjoyed it.

[@alexisboulerice-turcotte1295]

Excellent video, a real masterpiece. BTW, fun fact : 0 out of the 50 movies listed are available on Mubi.

[@RamblesBrambles]

Thats funny

[@brentdiaz4046]

You have a great channel! THANK YOU for your work! I'd add A Hidden Life, Silence, La Dolce Vita, La Bamba and Biutiful.

[@merlijnwillemsen6869]

Thank you for the video. I couldn’t help but be a bit surprised to see Wings of desire isn’t on your list since it could actually fit into every one of your category. A truly remarkable piece of art.

[@CrystalMuse55]

I’m very satisfied both that I have seen a number of the movies on this list and that seeing this video has compelled me to consider my own favorite movies or “perfect movies” in a similar fashion. My best friend and I talk about movies often because she goes to see new films almost every week and I’m a filmmaker, and to her, a “perfect movie” is a movie that executes everything it seeks to live up to in its genre and everything it wants to tell in its story overall. She and I have both talked about movies we adore that are not “perfect”, and “perfect” ones that are not in our favorites list. Thank you for making this Herculean video accessible to all of us on KZbin! It makes for a great summary and discussion springboard.

[@jaredhamline]

This is the best Christmas gift I could have asked for. I love movies, but my To Be Watched List always needs more. And uh... What a gift to have more titles to add and to hear your insight on them and ones I've seen. Thank you for this.

[@SteveDCM]

I’m surprised you didn’t include It’s Such a Beautiful Day. An emotional, existential, beautiful, heartfelt animated masterpiece.

[@pranjal6593]

Keep it coming mate , watching the ones I've already watched

[@jaredmoyes81]

I use his videos for ASMR myself haha

[@willhemmings]

This was epic, too epic to watch in one sitting. I admire your intentions. As for the sensational title, The Fifty Most Life-Changing Movies Ever Made, I can think of only two that compelled me to deliberately change my mind - I, Daniel Blake and The Father. To your more nuanced title, 'meaningful', I immediately claim Stalker, Solaris, Army in the Shadows, Of Time and the City, Blade Runner and Paris Texas

[@michaelz9892]

Love to see the respect for Malick.

[@WCKEDGOOD]

I watched all three and half hours. I found a lot of new movies to watch, but mostly so many new insights into the ones I did see already. Bravo

[@cskellum4]

Your descriptions of each film in this and your other videos makes me want to go home right now and watch them.

[@2amredeyez]

Thank you! I’m sure this took a lot of time and effort.

[@magnus75damkier]

It's A Wonderful Life changed my life. It is the single strongest movie that I've ever come across. When I feel depressed, feel like a failure, and feel like giving up, I ask myself what George Bailey would say and do, or that I have, probably and hopefully, been a positive influence to others, even in ways I don't see or feel or hear.

[@jaredmoyes81]

I look forward to your videos the way I look forward to new poetry for my favorite writers. Bless you sir

[@rozzie3701]

I find myself returning to your work during hard times or when I need a little hope from day to day. Thank you for all of your effort and eloquence, they have had a profound impact on me both as a film enjoyer and as a person!

[@terryfrancis10]

Thank you for this!! I feel the power and vibration of the images like a meditation I could walk away from and will stay with me the whole day. I've always fell into the stories, up all night watching old movies and that shaped my future. I was a kid when 2001 came out and the future is where I live most of the time. love this so much and only 50 minutes into it. ty peaceful soul

[@Djwrongguey]

"Many films diminish us. They cheapen us, masturbate our senses, hammer us with shabby thrills, diminish the value of life. Some few films evoke the wonderment of life's experience, and those I consider a form of prayer. Not prayer "to" anyone or anything, but prayer "about" everyone and everything...But I value the kind of prayer when you stand at the edge of the sea, or beneath a tree, or smell a flower, or love someone, or do a good thing. Those prayers validate existence and snatch it away from meaningless routine." - Roger Ebert on The Tree Of Life. Could also apply to many of these other films. Thank you for a wonderful piece of work, sir!

[@paopaoberimbau]

Keep cooking brothar

[@ShawnoAnDerDonau]

Probably your best video yet. Hope it goes viral

[@angelvillalontorres]

Excellent job. Congratulations, and thank you

[@NT_1]

SUNSHINE is the most existential film I've seen. Your video on that movie is incredible

[@whitt6354]

This was what KZbin was made more! This is an excellent video

[@RamblesBrambles]

Was it?

[@Diegoelpez]

Somewhere in the list, perhaps on the passion segment, I would have included Birdman. For me, it transformed everything.

[@adi3]

One of the best compilation and thoughtful movie commentary I've ever seen. Relished it!

[@Stalagmize]

Hooray for further distillation of great art to influence the future! Let’s go!

[@gavinkerslake]

I love your MUBI voice

[@janelmarie7571]

3:25:23 I just love the description of the fluidity the list and how you can personalize it. I've spent so much time on my own lists and categorizing my favorites/most impactful movies. This gives me some great ideas!

[@0xandrei]

congrats Tom...this is art...your ART...you scrathed your name next to the ones you joyfully witness...at least for me...thank you, sincerely 🙏

[@ricardokowalski1579]

This is a fair, albeit personal, list. The inclusion of " HEAT" is appreciated. Solid content

[@linson2010]

Thank you for adding Ikiru. That and the book When Breathe Becomes Air make sure I try to do the best with each second I have left in my life no matter what. Glad others can know of Ikiru

[@gavinkerslake]

The Turin Horse is one of my favorite films of all time.

[@sarahandsaid]

At the end, light itself stops working.

[@blakedavison2171]

Some I’d include if I was making a list: -The Irishman. I think this is my favorite Scorsese movie, honestly. I think it fits best in Humanity, and maybe even Existence, if I were to use your categories. A movie like Goodfellas was bombastic and thrilling, perfectly illustrating the life of the Mob. Yet this one was quieter, slower, and infinitely more frightening, especially with that last shot. It’s a reflection on choices and consequences, as well as loyalty and betrayal. I’ll always love Goodfellas and Godfather and whatnot, but this movie will forever stick with me in a way no movie like it will. -Walter Mitty, maybe in either Humanity or Passion. There’s just something about that’s so endearing and moving, and it encourages me to get out and do something with my life! I was like 18 when this came out, so the messages fit so well with where I was at in life, thinking about moving on and out into the world. -Finally, I’d include The Count of Monte Cristo. This definitely fits in Justice. Man, what a story. I don’t know what more needs to be said!

[@AvicSubfusca]

Enjoyed every single minute. Thank you for all your hard work!!

[@dirrdevil]

I love how your first pick in the Love section is a bromance story, genuinely based choice.

[@erwinsieben1549]

Nice exercise. I immediately went to work and I suggest two themes with each five movies that are quite personal to me as well: Human's relationship to nature: Children of Men, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Oblivion, Into the Wild, Planet of the Apes (Trilogy) Stories about the power of stories: Cloud Atlas, The Fall, The Big Lebowski, Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain, The day I became a woman

[@LoftyAssertions]

Masterful video, so much work. Thank you so much

[@juliasmith960]

Aw, man: I've only seen 22 of these. I better study up!

[@JCarrera_ll]

Existence: The Fountain (Darren Aronofsky) I have not watched it fully, don't know if I ever will, and yet I have high regards for it, I skipped most of the present time hospital scenes and etc and just couldn't watch others because it still managed to have me not just in a couple of tears but nearly sobbing there nose running, yes it was nighttime and I sort of did needed the movie at the time but yeah it just is amazing, transcending this life we have right now, being okay with our death because it's not the end not just in another realm or existence whatever it may or may not be but in here we're certain our body, ashes etc at some point in Earth's life it will amount to something transform into so much unite with the earth and then with whatever cosmic dust once our sun takes the earth; and loving someone, and appreciating all that we have here and etc idk it's been a while and are memories of an incomplete view, there might've been more might've been less, I'm not LSOO to write a good essay on it🤷‍♂️, which he does have one so watch the film and his video

[@RuiBarEdits]

I don't know which ones I would take because the choice is difficult, but for me, "Barry Lyndon" and "Lawrence of Arabia" would have to be on the list. Otherwise, it's a brilliant compilation. My sincere congratulations!

[@TiagoCavalcanti-ji6hu]

Really cool. I am obsessed with insightful, thoughtful movies that are really "just films". Or as some say "could be a play". The idea of making A LOT of virtually nothing is just irresistible to me. Considering that, my top ten list of those gems goes: 1. The Man From Earth 2. Twelve Angry Men 3. Primer 4. Coherence 5. The Artifice Girl 6. Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes 7. Exam 8. Memento 9. Los Cronocrimenes 10. Before Sunrise

[@kevodraws6138]

This video is overwhelmingly good.

[@gavinwedell]

I'm terrified this astonishing and profound list won't receive the attention it deserves. Perhaps you might consider releasing each of the ten parts as separate videos?

[@TheLongestTake]

For me, The Tree of Life is my number 1.

[@RtB68]

Terrence Mallick (?) makes some amazing cinema. I remember crying as I watched the Tree of Life. I felt moved.

[@davidbrizuela1042]

Just saw The Banshees of Inisherin, just changed my life

[@michaelmcfadden396]

Damn why did this not appear in my feed. Top tier.

[@alistairbeverley12]

This one is going to take about a week to get through with your voice which never fails to send me to sleep

[@matthuss5487]

This is my first exposure to you and I'm grateful to have found you. This is wonderful, and I'm very happy you included Bela Tarr who doesn't make these lists often. As requested, here are a few of mine: Robert Bresson: Mouchette in Existence or Humanity category & Au hasard Balthazar in Goodness & Virtue Michelangelo Antonioni: L'Avventura could fit into several of your categories, but perhaps a category on Modernity & Alienation would be better. Red Desert would fit in that new category as well, but personally, I would put it in an Identity grouping. Alain Resnais: Last Year at Marienbad, obviously, would go in the Time & Memory category & Hiroshima, Mon Amour would fit in Time & Memory, Love, War & Evil or maybe something about personal perception along with Rashomon. Thanks again for composing this. Great music too!

[@matthuss5487]

p.s. - could I get a citation on the Tarkovsky Mirror story? thx!

[@outofbox000]

Thank you man..thank you for this

[@robertcronin6603]

Fabulous....really enjoyed this....your voice is easy to listen to.

[@LordRandomizer]

This is cool. Thanks for the list. Now I'll schedule a movie night with the boys each week through the whole year.

[@rickgerrard8922]

What a Christmas gift!! Thank you so much

[@salomonligthelm14]

Agreed - with so many. here are some of mine.(+ guilty pleasures) (*great films to me) 2001: A Space Odysssey* Dekalog - Episode 1* Come and See* Children of Men Heat The Hunt 31st August, Oslo La Haine Incendies Paris, Texas* Corpus Christi* Dog Day Afternoon Serpico Seven Pounds The Lives of Others Blue Valentine Upstream Color Good Will Hunting Nacho Libre Man on Fire The Departed A Few Good Men Tree of Life* Warrior The Dark Knight Fight Club Never Let me go Leviathan* Andrei Rublev* Un Prophet* Rust and Bone* The Return Loveless* Beginning* Bullhead The Deer Hunter Dogman* The Favorite Into The Spiderverse Elena* Foxcatcher* MoneyBall Triangle of Sadness* Sound of Metal The Godfather A Hidden Life* Ivan’s Childhood* Stalker* Magnolia Boogie Nights There Will Be Blood* No Country for Old Men* Mean Streets Mommy Parasite* Ran* The Wrestler Servants* Ida* Shoplifters* Son of Saul* Taxi Driver* Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri Aftersun* Matrix Past Lives

[@Jpguti_01]

The thin red line is an absolute masterpiece.

[@erictaylor8795]

I would add The Place Beyond the Pines. A painful and hauntingly beautiful exploration of the factors that drive good people to commit wrongdoing, the slippery slope of shame and despair, and the nature of consequence, both on an individual level as well as how the sins of a father can be passed on to influence his son’s fate.

[@speckless]

What a gift. Thank you!

[@AntonGudenus]

For a category of "not just a single movie but a whole creative cycle": "Neon Genes Evangelion" for showing us a brutal view on depression down to its lowest lows, all the while leaving us with an ultimately positive outlook in the last movie. If you ever struggled with such afflictions or have close people struggling with it, it hits like a freight-train. And also "La grande Bellezza" and "Lost in Translation" for a deeply honest view on existential ennui. And "Departures (2008)" for looking at broken family relations, our relationship with death and giving everything enough room to breathe.

[@tavenstrickert9658]

Well you got me through a whole road trip. And I thought this was a really beautiful video and I agree with so many of the film choices and it gave me so many film choices to go and explore. I also love the way you organized it And I agree, I really don't like arbitrary numbering systems. The way you organized it felt really organic and alive and really kind of demonstrated the different things films have to show us.

[@barry4649]

I love that the likes of Once Upon A Time In America and Memories of a Murder got some recognition but there’s some massive exclusions here too

[@RtB68]

I remember seeing Koyaanisqatsi without knowing anything about it and it totally shifted my thinking. I might also have been stoned. But the feeling will never leave me - I really felt the meaning of the title, which is "life out of balance". A film that is more relevant now than it was when it released.

[@TwilightLink293]

After finishing this video, I feel like I have just watched "Stilted: The overblown movie"

[@TheLongestTake]

have you watched An Elephant Sitting Still? I'm not sure which category it'd fit into - it's a pretty depressing exploration of the main characters. Maybe Humanity? I bring it up because Hu Bo was essentially a protege to Bela Tarr and you absolutely can tell the inspiration. Unfortunately Hu Bo took his life around the time his only feature, An Elephant Sitting Still, was released. Part XI - Depression in Cinema/ Love Lost - An Elephant Sitting Still, Aftersun, Anatomy of a Fall, Amour, The Whale(or Requiem for a Dream), The Deer Hunter

[@pacoEXNIHILO]

This is a great work. Thank you.

[@fergal2424]

God damn, work is going to fly by today. Thank you sir!

[@alfredsams9059]

Many thanks for allowing us to see the greatest films ever made. The haunting voice of narrator leads us to think of the most profound questions ever asked by mankind. This video showcases the highest achievements of human civilization. Id like to rename like stories of old as like stories bfo forever

[@rafavizuetecastro]

The Tree of Life is one of my all time favourites

[@SilhouetteSE]

OMG, thank you so much for mentioning 'The Fall' 💖

[@decline.enjoyer]

Wow. You clearly worked so hard on this.

[@andygilly14]

Storytelling is a powerful tool... I would've added Wim Wenders' Perfect Days...

[@mikebasil4832]

I can think of a few films that I personally would have included. Although the more unpredictable these lists can be, the more interesting they of course are.

[@andygilly14]

I think it depends… lists can be personal and mine might look different and also have some of these films in it…

[@peterclarke7240]

The Spongebob Movie and anything involving Wallace and Gromit. They reminded me to hold on to my childhood, to find absurdity laugh-out-loud funny, and to spread that childlike, silly joy on to my younger relatives, and to give them a love of "weakness." There are no macho heros or leather-clad women, only silly characters being silly, while also being moral. They remain classics in my household that me and my nieces and nephews watch together ever Christmas. Sometimes, you don't need Brian De Palma or Marlon Brando to be the greatest films.

[@N22883]

Children of men was one of these movies for me. Amazing movie about purpose, addictions, meaning, despair, being present minded, sacrifice, love

[@neiladams3042]

Thank you so much for this, it really means a lot

[@hgman3920]

My personal list includes: Akira Kurosawa's Ran, Das Boot (a film which humanizes the horrors of war to the extent where it has audiences rooting for the Nazis by the end of the film), Dr. Strangelove, Johnny Got His Gun (in the category of a film which was so profoundly impactful Ill probably only ever watch it once in my life), Brazil, A Clockwork Orange, and Gattaca. As a child of the 80s who grew up under the specter of nuclear war, I'd also include Wargames on my list as well.

[@sushreeshashwata]

i knew it would be long but didn't expect 3.30 hrs long. I am sorted for the week to go through this. let's gooo

[@acdragonrider]

It makes me so happy to see someone else loving Kingdom of Heaven so much.

[@Meowmento]

Whenever I saw a movie I wanted to be on this list I got chills! I would have personally ad few more films but everyone has their own right? Good video btw

[@alfredsams9059]

Like stories for forever is what this video can be called

[@Trailboynate]

A video about movies that change your life changed my life

[@rafavizuetecastro]

I would also add Hayao Miyazaki/studio Ghibli and Zhang Yimou movies.

[@RtB68]

Howl's Moving Castle for me

[@rafavizuetecastro]

@@RtB68 for me it was Spirited Away and Only Yesterday

[@jingwei1806]

huge work, love it👏