[ohhello]

If you could choose any movie to be the backdrop in your life what would it be?

Id have to say A Waking Life

 

[GoodOldDreamer]

Hmm... this one's gonna take some thought. Do TV shows count?

 

[ohnoezitsjoez]

I would need a projector with at least 3 platters because I doubt 1 single movie would work. This is a really interesting question.

I want to say Beowulf

 

[how do you feel]

Any scene where the toys are talking in Toy Story

 

[Vivid Melody]

Lord of the Rings

 

[Hokahey]

Inception.

 

[Killbain]

"This is Spinal Tap"

 

[arishorts]

Avatar, duhhhh.


Or, perhaps the scene in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory when Charlie (and the gang) are led to Willy Wonka's "Candy Forest" room.

 

[Kyrielle]

Amélie

or Lord of the Rings.

 

[Lightlilly]

The secret garden, or The Labyrinth

 

[GoodOldDreamer]

Smallville, Kansas, from the show "Smallville". ;o) I've lived in small towns all my life. I'd fit in there. And it'd be cool to see all the meteor-mutants.

 

[Hokahey]

Smallville, Kansas, from the show "Smallville". ;o) I've lived in small towns all my life. I'd fit in there. And it'd be cool to see all the meteor-mutants.

Largest problem I have with the show and claiming it's "Smallville". In the pilot episode a meteorite hits a sign that says Smallville about 25k people, then later after Luthercorp gets there it's 50k+. This is hardly a "small town". I grew up in a city of less than 10k and it doesn't have the remnants of a "small town". Now if you watch the movie "Hoosiers", that's a small town, the movie was based on a town that has merely a thousand or more residents.

 

[DirtySmilez]

Batman!!!!!

 

[Coil]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I'd never have a boring moment again.

 

[Way of the Sword]

It's A Wonderful Life

 

[Rather Unusual]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind...or possibly The Matrix.

 

[Adriana]

I'd need different ones for different phases of course!

For my childhood it would have been Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix although it's not my favourite movie at all, but the book is/was/has been. I think the bullying, standing out, standing up for yourself, the frustration, isolation, loneliness and self-hatred themes really do it. I still cry when I read that book, just because it's linked to so many things I suffered from as a child and sometimes still feel.

For adolescence, which I'm still in, I'd say Amélie and Donnie Darko.

Cheesy, right?

 

[milli66]

The Time Machine / The Waterboy

 

[flicker099]

Lord of the Rings

Ditto haha

Harry Potter would be amazing too.

Oh man has anyone seen MirrorMask? (Not really a spoiler; you find out very quickly in the beginning.) That would be so much fun to visit the world where your art comes to life.

Any fantasy/history movie really. Can I alternate movies on different days?

 

[Rhogh]

The fountain for its music, plot... Everything this film has to offer is really good, it makes me cry every single time i watched it...