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I think which movies one sees should always be a personal choice, but I will not refuse to watch a movie just because it is a "must see." I base my decisions on the theme of the movie and who the actors are. I've had friends talk me into seeing things which I didn't think I would like, but ended up loving. That was the way it was with the first Harry Potter movie. At the time, I had not read the books, and I didn't want to see it. Finally, a friend said, "Let's do it," so I went. I loved that movie, I loved the story, I even cried at the end. I started reading the books that day, and found that I loved them. The rest of the movies have been okay, but after reading the books, I find them a bit disappointing.

I was not going to see "Avatar" because I didn't think I would enjoy it, but several people I knew kept saying, "You really should see this movie. You will love it." Because these people knew me very well, I trusted them and saw the movie. I did enjoy it. The story was simple and sweet, and the movie was a visual work of art. It was stunning. I'm glad I saw it, but it is not something I would watch again because it would not hold my interest a second time.

I already have 'Must See' Movies list but not Obligated!

1.Live free or die hard
2.Seven
3.Take the lead
4.You've got mail
5.Avatar
6.Final Fantasy VII
7.Game Plan
8.I am sam
9.Just like heaven
10.Shooter
11.The Guardian
12.Kingdom
13.Unthinkable
14.Catch me if you can
15.Kal_Ho_Naa_Ho! (Indian)
16.Race (Indian)
17.A walk to remember
18.City of Angels
19.Green Mile
20.The Dark knight
21.V for vendetta
22.My name is khan
23.The Holiday
24.The Notebook
25.Stay alive
26.Hitman
27.Troy
28.Kabhi.Alvida.Na.Kehna (Never Say goodbye) (Indian)
29.Big fish
30.Face off

Sure i am not going to list my favorite Arabic movies!

Puh, I don't have a list, but there are for sure movies I would say it is a must see! Just to name a few: Pulp Fiction, Nightmare before Christmas, Blue Velvet, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Trainspotting, The Full Monty and many more.
Poeple told me, "Dirty Dancing" is a must see... I never saw it, and I don't think I will ever watch it, because I know won't like it. I think too that this should be a personal choice.

Human Trafficking.... quite shocking.. but an eye-opener!

1. Hope of the mankind: Legion
2. Life ups and downs: Forrest Gump
3. Growing Up: Stand by me, Sound of Music,
4. Musical Talents: Step Up, Save the last dance
5. Human will to live : Alive and vertical limit
6. Family movies: Latest my favourite is " Charlie St Cloud" I suggest this to my friend, and she said she was really thankful I let her have a copy of this movie

So let's get inpired people

On my list there would be (don't pay attention to the order):

I am Sam
Duell - Enemy at the Gates
Indiana Jones
Inception
Into the Wild
Forrest Gump
Shooter
Lord of the Rings
Schindler's List
Life Is Beautiful (Italian: La vita è bella)


I think, in my humble opinion, that there are some movies we need to have seen simply because of its cultural importance. There are just a few movies out there but you should have seen for example 'Schindler's List'... it's one of the most powerful movies I have ever seen in my life and belongs to our heritage as Europeans. If you have the time to watch it you really should. Be prepared that it's on a whole different level than Star Wars or James Bond (yes, I've also watched it...).