Joe Richards Mar 24, 2017
Need to find a bit of movie happiness? Here are 25 films that might just do the trick...
Let's face it, we could all probably do with a little bit of cheering up right about now. Times are scary and times are tough, so it's perfectly natural to look for some kind of reassurance that everything will indeed be all right in the end.
Film is perhaps one of the most powerful and effective tools in doing this. It can be a transportative experience, an escape from reality, and, most importantly, it can act as a reminder of all that is good in the world.
With that in mind, here’s a list of 25 movies that are almost-guaranteed to make you smile and restore your faith in humanity...
City Lights
In truth, any of Charlie Chaplin’s films are perfect for those times when you just need to smile.
Need to find a bit of movie happiness? Here are 25 films that might just do the trick...
Let's face it, we could all probably do with a little bit of cheering up right about now. Times are scary and times are tough, so it's perfectly natural to look for some kind of reassurance that everything will indeed be all right in the end.
Film is perhaps one of the most powerful and effective tools in doing this. It can be a transportative experience, an escape from reality, and, most importantly, it can act as a reminder of all that is good in the world.
With that in mind, here’s a list of 25 movies that are almost-guaranteed to make you smile and restore your faith in humanity...
City Lights
In truth, any of Charlie Chaplin’s films are perfect for those times when you just need to smile.
- 3/9/2017
- Den of Geek
Australian actor explains his tweet of support for Julia Gillard and his reaction to offensive Liberal party dinner menu
Russell Crowe has condemned a "lack of gallantry" which he says has emerged in Australian politics and says the office of the prime minister should be respected, regardless of who holds the position.
The Australian actor, who spoke to ABC TV's 7:30 in an interview to publicise his new film The Man of Steel, also went on to explain some of his thoughts on Australian politics - including his recent tweet of support for the prime minister Julia Gillard in the upcoming federal election.
Less than a week after a political storm erupted over an offensive Liberal party fundraiser menu, Crowe surprised fans by tweeting a decisive endorsement of Gillard.
"Bullshit & party politics aside...M. Turnbull would be a great prime minister... Julia G is my choice though . Leader through tough times,...
Russell Crowe has condemned a "lack of gallantry" which he says has emerged in Australian politics and says the office of the prime minister should be respected, regardless of who holds the position.
The Australian actor, who spoke to ABC TV's 7:30 in an interview to publicise his new film The Man of Steel, also went on to explain some of his thoughts on Australian politics - including his recent tweet of support for the prime minister Julia Gillard in the upcoming federal election.
Less than a week after a political storm erupted over an offensive Liberal party fundraiser menu, Crowe surprised fans by tweeting a decisive endorsement of Gillard.
"Bullshit & party politics aside...M. Turnbull would be a great prime minister... Julia G is my choice though . Leader through tough times,...
- 6/26/2013
- by Helen Davidson
- The Guardian - Film News
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