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Day 01 - Favourite foreign film
Day 02 - A film that is underrated
Day 03 - A film that brings you unadulterated happiness
Day 04 - A film cliché that you love
Day 05 - Favourite love story in a film
Day 06 - Favourite actor/actress
Day 07 - The most surprising plot twist/ending
Day 08 - The best opening/closing credits
Day 09 - The best soundtrack/score to a film
Day 10 - Favourite classic film
Day 11 - Favourite black-and-white film
Day 12 - A film that permanently altered your point-of-view
Day 13 - A guilty pleasure...
Day 14 - A film that you used to love but now hate
Day 15 - Favourite film sequel
Day 16 - Favourite film character
Day 17 - Favourite film quote
Day 18 - The best overall cast in a film
Day 19 - The most hilarious film you've seen
Day 20 - A moving (emotional) scene
Day 21 - Favourite film from your favourite actor/actress
Day 22 - Favourite Academy Award acceptance speech
Day 23 - A character who you can relate to the most
Day 24 - The best page-to-screen film adaptation
Day 25 - Favourite film villain
Day 26 - Favourite film poster
Day 27 - A film that you wish you had seen in theaters
Day 28 - Favourite film from your favourite director
Day 29 - A piece of trivia from a favourite film
Day 30 - Your favourite film of all-time?
Day 11- Favourite black-and-white film
I haven't really seen any black-and-white films.......
Day 12- A film that permanently altered your point-of-view
I'm afraid I can't think of a film which has altered my view on big issues in life: political, social or environmental. Maybe I haven't watched the right films yet, maybe I'm rather firm in my opinions. So I'll answer this question with films that have altered my views on... films. For example Lord of the Rings, after that I would never think I could not love fantasy any more. Or The Queen, which altered my long held view that I did not like films based on modern true stories. Sometimes a single movie can open up a whole new genre for me, of which I previously thought I could never enjoy watching.
Day 13- A guilty pleasure
At the midnight hour. It's actually an adaptation of a Harlequin novel... I bought it for a few euros in the supermarket ones. It's just so cheesy romantic I watch it when I'm down and in need of some hero-on-white-steed-comes-rushing-to-the-resque-of-heroine. And after that I instantly feel better..
It doesn't have a seperate YouTube clip or trailer, but there's a glimpse of it in this montage (0:15-0:20)
Click to viewDay 14: A film that you used to love but now hate
Bridget Jones's Diary. Hate is too big a word, but I used to think BJD was one of the funniest movies ever made. Now I really can't see it any more. I think it's a rather vulgar and sad portrait of a woman who is too fond of herself. Sorry, fans...