To ask for the most profound films you have ever seen? *contains spoilers*

[username108]

Mine would be - Tokyo Story, Mulholland drive, Mary and Max, Good will hunting, Whats eating Gilbert Grape, Forrest Gump

[username108]

Oh and how could I ever forget- Requiem for a dream

[Davros]

Schindler's List

[Dita73]

Magnolia

[Gonegrey31]

Sophie’s Choice

[Crazyhouse123]

Arrival

[Faceache25]

The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson.

[minettechatouette]

Yes to Tokyo Story and Mulholland Drive. Both of them blew my mind when I watched them as a teenager. Profound isn’t a word that springs to mind when thinking about Forrest Gulp though!

[sufferingsandra]

In the Name of the Father

[foggybits]

Frozen but Im very low brow.

[SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius]

The Killing Fields.

[CandleNoBra]

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

[Barkingfuckingdogs]

Babel

[AuntieDolly]

Midnight Express

[Fanthorpe]

‘Whistle Down The Wind’ when I was a child.

[PsychoSyd]

Koyaanisqatsi. It's a visual essay about the planet & our interaction with it.

[ImNotShpanishImEgyptshun]

Lilja-4-eva

[YetAnotherSpartacus]

Educating Rita.

[EmbarrassedUser]

The Boy In the Striped pyjamas. I sobbed at the end 😭

[Justcallmebebes]

Another for the Killing Fields. Amazing film

[Shosha1]

Brokeback Mountain
Schindler's List

[vanillandhoney]

La Vie en Rose.
The Book Thief.
Rabbit Proof Fence.

[MarshaBradyo]

Profound is quite hard I’m sure I’m forgetting some

Short Term 12 in a children’s home amazing acting and made me cry a lot

Good Will Hunting was good too

[MarshaBradyo]

Rabbit Proof Fence too

[Boiledeggandtoast]

Fanthorpe I remembered Whistle Down the Wind from when I was a child (it was filmed near where my grandmother lived at the time). I saw it again earlier this year and now realise how much imagery there is that had passed me by when I was younger. I agree, it is a very profound film.

[neighbourhoodwitch]

Breaking the waves