Rounders is very uplifting, in a diferent sort of way.

I can't find a movie I don't feel as realistic to be uplifting, rounders you have this story of a guy who goes through so much shit, tries denying who he is, loses his best friend, and throughout it all keeps a poker face. In the end he goes to do what he wanted to do all along, chase his dream, which is all anyone can ask for.

KJ

Definitely!

Other choices, for me, are Ferris Bueller's Day Off (fwwwwweeeee-dom!), Best in Show (because it pokes fun at every kinda person except yours...unless you happen to live in the South, single, and can name all kinds of nuts...), or As Good As It Gets (even though some parts can get me moody...overall, it's VERY uplifting).

Loves it!

Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3
I Know What You Did Last Summer
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
Halloween H20
Halloween Resurrection


those movies i can watch over and over again. so their ma comfort movies.

The reason for the above Xmas movies is that the endings give you such a nice feeling - so more for the endings than the whole movie.

Some others that are less traditional and more for the whole movie.

- The Terminator 1 & 2 and True Lies - when Arnold was the MAN.
- The Matrix 1
- Indiana Jones 1 & 3
- Most Bill Murray movies - Stripes, Groundhog, Bob, CaddieShack, etc.
- Spider-Man 1 & 2
- Superman 1 & 2
- Rocky 1 & 2
- X-Men 1 & 2
- Most of Ripper's Avatars

More to come later as these are just off the top of my head.

I love the women who plays lady Catherine De Burgh.

I won the movie, I have seen it several times and I have read the book alot as well. Elizabeth Bennett is one of my all time favorite female literary characters.

Agreed on the casting, because Elizabeth is suposed to be handsome not brethtakingly beautiful and Jennifer Ehle was just perfect.

hat movie is the best adaptation of a book into a movie.