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

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

The Deer Hunter & Apocalypse Now

Brokeback Mountain

Manchester by the sea
The Deer Hunter
Moonstruck
Twelve years a slave

Vote for Shawshank and Green Mile 😭

Life of Pi.
Never tire of it.

Memphis Belle
The Help
Stepmom

Hachi, a dog's tale. Shows what unconditional love really is, you will need lots of tissues.

Derek Jarman's Jubilee 😯😯😯

Ohhhh Truly, Madly, Deeply! How could I forget that one??!!!!!

Schindler's List.
Sophie's Choice.
Never Let Me Go.
Gone with the Wind.

Hacksaw Ridge

So glad somebody mentioned Trainspotting 2.......Spud had me in tears. Also Boy n the Hood which came out when I was living in LA in 1992 and had a profound affect on me.

What Dreams May Come

The Act of Killing.

Beaches, the color purple and stand by me.

Rabbit Proof Fence
Babette's Feast
The Apartment

Lady Bird

So glad to see a couple of people mentioned American Beauty. I do think it's actually particularly profound, as opposed to moving or emotionally involving.

Have never seen the film of We Need To Talk About Kevin; on the one hand it would be really interesting, on the other hand I found the book the most harrowing read ever. Really horrific.

I found Sliding Doors profound too, as in really thought-provoking, even though it was really just a rom-com. So much about the nature of time and free will and destiny.

The Babadook.

There have been a couple of mentions for the original Solaris, but I love the remake with George Clooney. Made me sob though.

Yes, American Beauty!

One flew over the cuckoos nest. I will always remember the silence when the film ended. We walked out and people were still silent

I have a few sorry I cant choose... Gorillas in the mist
Schindler,s list
boy in the striped pajamas
Erin Brockovich

The Green Mile