MOVIES That had an IMPACT on your life - Page 3

^^^She wasnt really interested in the movie scene. So she disappeared.

My Name is Khan carried huge importance, it was a real life situation what Muslims have faced after 9/11. & this movie has made the ignorant people understand what it's like for the American Muslims.

Originally posted by: EmmaFrost

Bhool Bhulaiyaa : this movie was not even half as good as it should be...IF I EDIT OUT vidya's performance from the film...when i was watching this movie in the theatre...i had expected all those silly things tht every shitty movie of akshay and it was getting true after every point...but manjulika's track saved the movie...those 20 minutes where Vidya completely rule the film were mindblowing...wait this topic isn't abt tht so i am not praising vidya more...all i am saying is...after the movie i carried tht thing in my mind, and it affected me a lot...i wanted to know more abt it...and when i came to know tht it was a remake of an old movie...i decided to watch all the movies and they were all brilliant...next i found tht this was a tragedy in the place in kerala where the victim actually killed herself becoz she lost control over herself...but still its not proved...and still today i am on it ... getting all the information regarding it...becoz i have become obsessed with the project.

Bhool Bhulaiyaa is definitely a film that haunts you even after it's over and it has repeat value as well, but like you said it could have been so much better as it lacked depth in parts. Priyadarshan handled the remake quite well but I felt a director like Sanjay Leela Bhansali would have made it more interesting as it dragged in parts. Even Ameesha's character was half baked, she was involved with the whole process yet we saw very little of her; she remained a mystery throughout the film as they didn't look into her character very much. She was supposed to be a depressed character but she hardly showed any signs of a clinically depressed person. There was also a lot of attention on Akshay even though it was not needed.

Coming back to the topic, Kal Ho Na Ho is one of the few films that had a great impact on my life as I could relate to it in more ways than one. It's still my favorite Bollywood movie of all times! Wake Up Sid is also a wonderful movie.

A movie that had a huge impact on was three idiots. It taught me how to live in the moment and when you look back at everything you shouldn't say 'Oh i wish I had done this back then'. Totally love the movie doesn't get old how many ever times you watch it.

Wake up sid had a big impact on my life, as i could relate to the whole film, the actors, i guess almost everything.
My Name Is Khan/New York also had a great message and made me think alot about things.

Like mentioned before in the thread, definitely Swades. Bolly movies don't impact me much, another one- Kabhi haan kabhi naa, Saawariya, JWM and a few others get me emotional every time I watch them.

Basically ALL Aamir Khan films, esp Rang De Basanti.

Originally posted by: *Aryan*

Bhool Bhulaiyaa is definitely a film that haunts you even after it's over and it has repeat value as well, but like you said it could have been so much better as it lacked depth in parts. Priyadarshan handled the remake quite well but I felt a director like Sanjay Leela Bhansali would have made it more interesting as it dragged in parts. Even Ameesha's character was half baked, she was involved with the whole process yet we saw very little of her; she remained a mystery throughout the film as they didn't look into her character very much. She was supposed to be a depressed character but she hardly showed any signs of a clinically depressed person. There was also a lot of attention on Akshay even though it was not needed.

Coming back to the topic, Kal Ho Na Ho is one of the few films that had a great impact on my life as I could relate to it in more ways than one. It's still my favorite Bollywood movie of all times! Wake Up Sid is also a wonderful movie.