Feel good film?
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Kellys Heroes
The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me
Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.
The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me
Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.mat205125 said:
Kellys Heroes
The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.
Very odd "feel good movies" personally I'd go for something like "the princess bride" or "restless natives" or for something a bit more modern "stardust" I guess that makes me a bit of a wuss but there you go. The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me
Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.
mat205125 said:
Kellys Heroes
The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.
I'd concur with 3 of those, the exception being FC, but that maybe because i just never got into it...The Italian Job
Fight Club
Shaun of the Dead
Maybe not the selection that would automatically fit into the "feel good" stereotype, however work for me
Fight Club in particular might seem an odd choice, however it gives hope to those trapped in white collar mediocrity, that there might be something else out there to do.Kellys Heroes is an ace film!
In the same vein as Shaun i've also felt good after watching Hot Fuzz.
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