Although No Time from The Guess Who still makes me extremely anxious.
I love the image of Tom Hanks when he's turned into the lean and mean "Islander / Survivor" and is spear fishing for survival. Badass image and I plan to post that image in my "snack cabinet", so I have to look at it every time I'm tempted to snack mindlessly.
They summited the 20,000+ foot mountain in the Andes, but Joe fell just below the summit and broke his leg. Simon could have climbed down alone to "get help", but he chose to try and get his partner down. I won't give away any more; Joe survived in one of the most epic survival stories ever.
The movie is based on a book, and it's really well done. This story makes me stronger in the mountains, because every time I start to complain about how hard or miserable something is, I realize things could be much, much worse. If I ever do have an epic of my own, I'm pretty sure I'll handle it better for being aware of Joe's story.
"The Aviator" - How far one can go when one is utterly determined to make things happen despite the obstacles, the naysayers and public ridicule.
- "America: Freedom to Fascism", which goes into the history of the IRS and the Federal Reserve.
These were just incredible, detailed films.
It's something I think back to when I find myself surrounded by fear of circumstance.
Indie Game: The Movie
The Revenge Of The Electric Car
just to name a few...