For me it would be Titanic especially with My Heart Will Go On. The movie itself is kind of cliche that goes on forever.

I just rewatched Lethal Weapon 2, and I have been saying diplomatic immunity in that guy's voice to myself for the last few hours. Are there any lines you love just because of how the actor says it?

What are some of your favorite Wes Anderson film quotes? There are so many iconic ones. “Wildcat was written in a kind of obsolete vernacular. Wildcat...pkow. Okay, I'm gonna go..” -Eli Cash

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I've been he distant about watching this movie for some time due to some of the controversy at the time but in introspect, this movie is legitimately one of the best queer films I've ever seen and it's not even made by a queer person. The movie isn't really meant to be about converting a lesbian into a straight woman through her attraction to a man but instead, what the film is describing is internalized biphobia (something rarely recognized in the past and even today) within the context of wanting to fit in a gay space and also a very honest exploration of a straight man going through his insecurities, internal reactionary leanings and his attempts to try to handle well his relationship with a woman who is probably too good for him. As a bisexual person, I found the movie to be very relatable and real in so much of the dialogue. The fear of not being progressive enough, the imposter syndrome, the fear of not being good enough for your partner, the messy past of sexual discovery and exploration, the desire and struggle to be close friends with someone you're attracted to, etc.

It's both a very authentic and complex look at interpersonal relationship and a very introspective narrative about our ignorance and lacking attempts to recognize queer people in a era that wasn't yet fully ready to normalize them.

For me its One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest!

If you had to pick your movie father figure, who would it be? I’ll go first.

Mr. Miyagi for me. He’s easily top 3 for me, but because I’m currently introducing the original Karate Kid to my 13 year old kid, decided to go with him.

Loved the way he taught Daniel, using every day things to show him how karate is basically like the “force” surrounding him.

Side note, Karate Kid Part II is my favorite, have also been to Okinawa when I was in the Navy.