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Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - coco. - Feb 17, 2022
Is there any scene of a movie or a video that no matter how many times you see it. It still hits you in the feels because of how relatable it is?
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - Eran - Feb 18, 2022
Well not many will call it profound but Paper Towns really left a mark on me. This moment specifically:
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - redbird88 - Mar 2, 2022
Shawshank Redemption. What a great movie.
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - Ivancho96 - Mar 2, 2022
Matrix, because is the truth of life
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - Joe - Mar 2, 2022
It's not because it's relatable, but it always hits me pretty hard when Sophia comes out of the barn in The Walking Dead.
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - itori - Nov 2, 2022
Interstellar will always have a place in my heart.
RE: Whats a profound movie/video that youve never forgotten? - Sheamus - Nov 3, 2022
Hacksaw Ridge. The scene where Andrew Garfield (playing Desmond Doss) drags soldiers into safety one by one and gains the respect of all his comrades.