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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sniffles" data-source="post: 2681907" data-attributes="member: 30035">The Best Years of Our Lives - Best war film that doesn't have actual warfare in it. A truly realistic portrayal of what it's like to return from war and realize that the world changed while you were gone. And it does it without sex or bad language.Jeremiah Johnson - An overlooked film that has so much feeling to it considering that it has relatively little dialog. I always cry at the end - something about it seems so sad to me, yet I can't explain what it is that's affecting me. Little Big Man - Made me think a lot harder about the history I'd been taught in school. It certainly isn't a historical film in the sense of historical accuracy, but it made characters and events from history come to life for me. And it's the first film I ever saw where the Native Americans were shown as real people, not just cardboard caricatures. 2001: A Space Odyssey - Just mind-blowingly wonderful, in a non-spaced-out-on-drugs way. Full of concepts that made me feel like someone was opening doors in my brain.</blockquote>