Most influential movies of all time

[Mr_Adams]

FYI:

LOL, the CIA looks into James Bond films for ideas for new gadgets.

[dustn64]

I heard "The Clockwork Orange" was influential. I have never seen it, but thought I would throw that out there.

[DaGip]

In this thread, we make assertions about the most influential movies of all time, and then explain HOW they've been so influential.

This is not a 9-11 Truther plug, but I believe that LooseChange is the most influential movie of all time, as it has grabbed a large audience, some of which are not entirely pro-Truth but remain on the sidelines waiting for that all-star whistleblower to come forth.

LooseChange may serve as a dividing point in they way we choose to perceive American history and a lot of emotions are ringed out, of which some of us may come in touch with for the first time, that is if you bring yourself from a state of denial to a state of acceptance.

LooseChange, although its first edition had flaws and a few inaccuracies, touched base on some of the questions still left unanswered and also presented the strange coincidences and inconsistencies in the 9-11 story that day.

Fahernheit 9-11 is another influential movie, but I think LooseChange and its Final Cut reigns supreme as histories most influential movie.

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