How did it influence u and how did it affect ur life after watching it...did it make it better?
138411
Yes! i think it did! i see things in a different way, by knowing some how everyone can reach their goals, by if you put extra effort in, you can climb the mountain till you reach the top!
197497
I'm 25 years old and my bf and I went to see it today. We were surprised at how much we liked it. It was pretty good story, decent acting. I shed a tear.
69421
The movie was good. It was well-done and directed attention to interesting aspects of discrimination. \n\nThe song performance at the oscar was however not so great.
558712
Loved the movie. I wish we had the "Eye for an Eye" punishment. Those punks deserve the same thing.\nI am a sraight grandmother of 9, have a gay brother & lots of gay friends. They are the most caring people in the world.
380237
Yes.  The first 8 years I only watched occasionally due to work and my lack of a recording device.  When it happened to be on, I'd watch and lmao.  The last 2 years, I watched faithfully.  My BF gifted me with the first 8 seasons on DVD at that point, and I got all caught up.  When I feel blue, I'll pop in  a disc and feel instantly better.  Each episode is packed with little things worth a chuckle at least.  In 18 years, it'll still be funny.\n\nAs far as attachment goes, when the towers fell, people did curl up with it more.  It was good that the horror wasn't written in, but respectably nodded to with wardrobe.
528003
It has indeed brought tears to my eyes, and gave me chills. I am so very thankful that you posted this, I had not seen this before. It was beautiful.\n\nMay God Bless You~
518248
Getting married changed my life. Now I have someone who loves me when before I was lonely and sad. I can deal with people on a much higher level than I could before because living with another person makes you more aware of how other people think. I'd like to pass on how to love to my children.
288767
This was such a great movie. When it cam out i went with 4 friends and we all left with a few tears and some sniffles.\nBeautifully directored and Rachel Adams was divine. \nWe all wanted to go and lay out on the street under the traffic light!!!
187502
yesss! it has been my favorite movie since the first time i've watched it. rachel mcadams is my favorite actress and she was so good in this movie. the scenes are beautiful and the plot itself (i've read the book by nicholas sparks) is amazing.\nif you haven't watched it, watch it right now!!!
533279
United 93 is a really good movie. It is emotional for some but i thought it showed the storie of what the people in the plane where going thru. Im grew up in NY and i was there when 9/11 happen so it was hard for me at first to watch them b/c it shows the planes flyin into the WTC on the United 93 movie. Its a very good movie just watch it the movie will give you better understanding on what happen.
9105
First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
395833
well Im satisfied of the ending...\nit made me cry..\nthat what makes it such a great movie!!\nright?
649543
I don't think it fostered any greater understanding of the gay community - all it does represent, to my mind, is a landmark achievement of mainstream cinema realising it CAN make money by portraying gays as other than deviants with mass murdering tendencies or as foppish shells with little to no characterisation.  It helps too that the principals were established and respected actors and not some unknowns who had no reputation to lose by prising gay roles.\n\nThe movie itself was not that hot.  The best thing about it for me was the cinematography/art direction.\n\nOh and it did give the media something to write about - not that much of what I saw was gay friendly - rather they just (rather salaciously, IMHO) reported on the brouhaha that the right-wingers saw fit to instigate about it.  If anything, the only thing they helped was ticket sales - with all the free advertising.
533817
I thought it was brilliant. I love how it dealt with racism. Instead of the in your face stuff such as calling someone a racist name or beating someone up, it revealed the 'light' side of racism where people are 'anti-racists' but still prejudiced against other races. I thought it was a great eye opener and about time someone shed light on it.
595018
I did see it and it was cute.  Like you, I don't see many movies because they are too expensive, but we took our kids to see it.  While it was 'animated' the storyline was not geared (HAHA!) toward kids.  \n\nMy suggestion...wait for the video.
179252
Yes, this is a great movie. It ponders much of our existence and environments. It makes you think alot about your onw mind and it's perceptions.  \n\nThe mind is extremely powerfull.  Sometimes you need to hit pause for a second for fully take in and understand some parts of this movie/documentary film.\n\nThe testimony in it comes from higly regarded thinkers and scientists of our time. \n\nTwo thubms up from me.
336354
I watched it when I was about 10, and I read the book about a year later.  It didn't warp me in any way, and frankly I think it's a good thing for kids to see, same as with Schindler's List.  I'd just be sure to answer any questions they have immediately, and in as unbiased a fashion as possible so that they are able to form their own opinions.\n\nI learned a lot about history, about the origins of racial tensions.  Well worth the reading, and even the re-reading.