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Old 01-02-2008, 03:22 AM
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Thumbs up Movie Club Against Depression Part 2

Time for a new thread.
Here's the link to part 1:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...epression.html

Feel free to share your favorite movies.

I cried all night the other night watching the Sound of Music!
But, they were good tears!
It was a walk down memory lane to a simpler time. A happier time.

Anyone else?

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Old 01-05-2008, 03:43 AM
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Galaxy Quest.
(Sorry - I know - but that movie makes me laugh every time.)

K-PAX

Pay It Forward

Harry Potter (any)

Lord of The Rings (all)

Practical Magic

*anything* with Russell Crowe
(I don't even have to have the sound turned up - LOL)
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Office Space ALWAYS makes me feel better.
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Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, anything with puppets and good special effects to take me away to a special place. Oh and *anything* with Will Farrell in it to make me laugh really hard.
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The only movie that I really like that isn't depressing is "Elf." A good movie at this time of year though.

I love sad movies. There's something cathartic about depressing movies for me. And do I know some sad flicks!

Oh, and "Philadelphia Story" that's a classic I couldn't live without. A few scenes showing the futility of drunkenness! Jimmy Stewart and Kathrine Hepburn together... it's a symphony of acting skill!
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Harvey; an old classic with a very young Jimmy Stewart.
He was a drunk with an imaginary 6 foot rabbit friend.
It's hilarious, without being a bit derogatory to those with alcohol problems.
A "gotta see" film!

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state of grace - sean penn and gary oldman
aliens 2
bladerunner
and for xmas scrooged with bill murray - real feel good one:-)

lucie is right office space is brill! now i want to watch them all!!!
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The film that always makes me feel good is Love Actually - it's so uplifting I love it.
It's so true - if you want to see happiness go to the international arrivals hall in the airport!
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I LOVE When Harry met Sally..anytime I am sick or sad or anything..it always does the trick....
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I tend to watch "Under the Tuscan Sun" anytime it's on TV, even though I know better - I cry every dang time. I own the dvd, too.

Also, "Bruce Almighty" and "Ever After."
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Under the ...also one of my favs....and pretty much anything with Meg Ryan in it! lol
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I have such a long list lol:

Harry Potter (All)

Juno

The Bucket list

Of Mice and Men

One flew over the cuckoo's nest

Pay it forward

Pirates of the Caribbean (All)

Benjamin Button (new favorite)

Jane Eyre (I know it's not a movie but I love it)

Die hard (all)

Terminator (all but especially the 3rd)

My Fair Lady

Titanic

Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

Shaun of the Dead

All Disney films!!

Anything with Johnny Depp
Anything with Robin Williams
Anything with Jack Black
Anything with Kate Winslet
Anything with Julie Walters

There are probably more too lol
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Dogma
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Office Space
Reno 911!: Miami
Martin & Orloff (funny movie about a guy who tries to kill himself and his cooky, unorthodox therapist)
Superbad
Orange County
Best In Show
This Is Spinal Tap
Harold & Maude
The Ten
Danny Roane:First Time Director
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I saw "Seabiscuit" during a particularly rough patch and that gave me a huge boost to my spirits. Great film.

Also "Gattaca" and "Serenity" come to mind as being mood improvers.
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Donald Duck in Mathamagicland!

It's really GREAT!
And it's a classic educational film, that kids and adults still like!

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Shawn of the Dead.

cracked me up.
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"Defending Your Life" with Meryl Streep and Albert Brooks, I think. And "The Muse" with Andi MacDowell and Albert Brooks.

"The Big Lebowski" makes me laugh every time I see it.

"The Full Monty"

"The Milagro Bean Field War"

"Rock the Cradle"

"High Fidelity" With John Cusack, whom I'm pretty sure wants to meet me...LOL

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