Mine is Forrest Gump.
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Terminator. Oh! Look at the muscle!
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There is no real person Forrest Gump is based upon.  It is a great story though.
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I love that Joan Baez song!\nThe answer my friend is blowing in the wind, the answer is blowing in the wind....\n\nI like in Forrest Gump when Jenny sings that song.
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In my opinion, I feel Tom Hanks because of one film "Forrest Gump". It is really hard to play a person with disabilities and make it believable.
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Oh, its King Kong. Just saw it last week.  That little Tom Hanks is gripping
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Forest gump\nCast away\nSixth sense
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I'm about a point above Forrest Gump.\nI'm hoping you pick me so my numbers go up to normal person range.
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braveheart. or rocky horror picture show. or legend. or phantom of the opera. or frailty.  those are my top 5, but there are hundreds more
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yours is the x files. mine would be either without a trace or csi-new york
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Well I have lots of favorite movies but if I had 2 pick three I would have 2 say... \nThe Titanic\nLords Of Dog Town and\nKing Kong
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mine is the theme song of the Rocky & Bullwinkle show because i never get staight to where i have to be, without\nNatashsa and Boris screwing everything up, but in the end i get there.
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FORREST GRIFFIN ALL THE WAY
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Mine would be The Big Chicken or The Fastest Runner
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Forrest Gump is the story of an incredibly kind and gentle person who is also \nwhat some people might call "mildly retarded." It's true that he is not too smart, \nbut he is very fortunate, because he has a mother and friend who love him dearly. \nForrest is born and raised in rural Alabama, in the Southern United States. \nHe grows up with his mother, who rents out rooms in the family house to people \ntraveling through the area.\n\nDespite his lack of sophistication, and the fact that he was raised far from any \nmajor cities, Forrest manages to become personally involved in most of the critical \nevents that take place in American History from the late 1950s until the early 1980s. \nThis includes the Vietnam War, the Watergate Scandal, the Civil Rights and Anti-Vietnam \nWar protest movements, and the Computer Revolution. Forrest even meets three American \nPresidents as well as Elvis Presley and John Lennon. In a way, this movie is a look \nat a period of American history through the eyes of a gentle soul who lacks cynicism, \nbut simply accepts things for what they are. \n\nUltimately, it is about the relationships that Forrest develops through his life. \nWith his mother, who will do anything for him, with his two best friends from his \ndays in the army, Bubba and Lieutenant Dan, and most of all, with Jenny, his true \nchildhood sweetheart. Jenny experiences the changes in American culture from a \ntotally different perspective than Forrest, eventually joining the various protest \nmovements and subcultures of the 1960s and 70s. But in the end, she is faithful \nto her childhood friend, whose sincerity, kindness and loyalty she would find in \nno other person.
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I like Homer Elmer Snodgrass that is my favorite.
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Forrest gump was an original. People love original films that inspire society and people and all. There are a few that are like that too and since then there have been many more in the works.
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The Hobbit\n\nand it was the the ring :)