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Movie Recommendations<br />
Jackie O<br />
1. Breakfast Club<br />
It is a classic, John Hughes is a genius, and the storyline is by far the most complex analysis of high school<br />
psychology that I have ever seen<br />
2. Children of Men<br />
The startling post-apocalyptic setting makes this very exciting, on top of a fast paced plot, and witty dialogue,<br />
you can watch it five times and still find new things in it<br />
3. Ferris Bueller's Day Off<br />
You can't graduate high school without seeing this movie. Period.<br />
4. Stranger than Fiction<br />
There are many interesting concepts, and a great development of characters through a unique plot<br />
5. Forrest Gump<br />
It is a very unique film in the way that the protagonist does not grow or move or adapt, but instead the world<br />
around him does. I love how it incorporates him in all the historical events, they even superimposed him in<br />
original videos, and the soundtrack is phenomenal<br />
6. Kingsmen<br />
This is the ultimate feel good movie, it’s got action, some romance, witty British humor, and british accents!!<br />
This is a film that you can watch over and over and not get tired of it<br />
7. Goodwill Hunting<br />
How do you like them apples? Just too good not to watch<br />
8. Catch Me If You Can<br />
I love young Leo Dicaprio, also I think he plays the kind of smart, charismatic character everyone secretly<br />
wants to emulate and it shows in this film<br />
9. Dead Poets Society<br />
This film is one of my favorite Robin Williams films. It is interesting, deep, and expresses a side of the human<br />
character that is truly unique to this film<br />
10. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington<br />
I wish we had more Mr. Smith's in DC, this is a feel good movie of the good guy beating the bad guy. A total<br />
classic
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