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I've loved The Mole since I was a kid. And even though it's still not so ornate and adorable, the story of how he got his pants is amazing!

A vibe similar to The Pursuit of Happyness. Here, though, there's also a heartbreaking ending. One of those movies that evokes strong emotions in me. A beautiful and moving script. Will Smith gives the performance of a lifetime and is extremely charismatic. Direction by G. Muccino suits him perfectly.

This is truly an all-time favorite full of quality humor and characters. I'd be hard pressed to find a better elite. Bruce Willis' charisma is unbeatable, I can't get enough of Ben Affleck, the "Rat" Steve Buscemi made me laugh too much, and M.C. Duncan always adds that much-needed missing touch to a film. Perfect direction, a bombastic script, and I have a big soft spot for the music from this film. 100% for me. More than enough laughs and tears.

I'm missing that important point here past which I’m really thinking and saying to myself: "Yes, what will that FB cause someday?" Otherwise, very nice. I appreciate the white face idea.

I saw Forrest Gump for the first time today. (It's 2011). I had high expectations for it and I have to say it surprised me. Tom Hanks, of course, gives an unbeatable performance. The narrative itself is brilliant. Not to mention the music that so casually supports the fantastic script. I don't think I'm able to fault the film because, even if something is wrong, you feel like it's meant to be that way. Every word, every detail is a treasure. Forrest went through everything and understood everything in his own way, never forgetting what his mother said. And even though he only had four people in his life (later five), his life was interesting and full. Now here's where the film surprised me... in other moving films, there are one or two passages that will make you cry. Here, I didn't cry for the entire time, but from beginning to end, something tickled my heart and I cheered in my mind at every word Forrest said. Maybe that's why I liked the movie so much. The emotions were poured into the film evenly so the viewer had no chance to get bored. Gump touched me deeply.

It's kind of weird and Australian, but it was watchable. The problem is that I'm probably too used to America by now. Nice story though, and the "weirdness" plays into it. I can't give less, I can't give more.

I consider The Green Mile one of the most beautiful dramas I've ever seen. It is guaranteed to make me cry and thrill me every time. The prison theme is really thin ice, it's just that Frank Darabont knows it like nobody else and prefers quality over quantity. The cast is also impeccable! A wonderful film that everyone must see.

I love all the Once Upon a Time series... I enjoyed Life a little more, but Man was great too. Very clever, humorous, original, and informative. I agree that every kid should see it.

So I really loved this series. It is so informative and entertaining. Definitely unmatched in its field. I wasn't into encyclopedias, but Once Upon a Time... Life I devoured without actually realizing I was learning anything. And I still remember a lot of it. Interesting for all generations. Totally original!

Mama's Boy... woo-hoo. The whole movie seemed so runny and gooey to me. Jon Heder wasn't bad at all. Indeed, the role suited him like a glove; still, he could have tried his absolute best... the script was miserable.