hitmobi

Pursuit of happyness
Coach carter
Bucket list
Peaceful warrior
Some of the rocky movies

joekyut

Two movies I would categorize as very inspirational are Facing the Giants and Fire proof.

Kaysa

I think mines are.

Pursuit of happiness
(I'm willing to give my life for my dreams)

The legend of Bobby Z
(Good things happens being a good person)

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FaisalReza

I like this film too.... Will Smith the main actor... very motivational movie

FaisalReza

From the Disney's movie, I like Hatching Pete, from the unknown guy to hero of the town

Bozander

So many inspiring movies come to mind. One of them is Defending Your Life with Albert Brooks and Meryl Streep. Brooks' sarcastic sense of humor carries him and the movie through the afterlife. Nice message about focusing on the things that matter while you are alive.

Another movie I found motivational is not one you'll see on many lists. It is Collateral starring Tom Cruise as a hit man who abducts a cabbie played by Jamie Foxx. The cabbie, at gunpoint, is forced to drive Cruise around to a series of hits. I liked the motivational aspect of the cabbie confronting the fact that for years he has talked about his dreams but never taken action on them. That said, you do have to wade through an awful lot of violence in this one. Great soundtrack though.

ThatMichaelKid

Hatching Pete is freaking hilarious, I love that film, very inspirational too. My favourites are Limitless, The Secret, there is another one that's related to The Secret kind of, it's about a musician, it is really good, I just can't remember the name, ugh.

Bystar

Pursuit of Happyness without a doubt, i felt like such a dumb lazy idiot after watching it. It really makes you want to work harder.

vivo

I feel like I am preaching to the choir, but Pursuit of happyness, The Social Network, and Pirates of Silicon Valley. And I have only listened to the music, but if the main theme of 8 Mile is based on Loose Yourself, then I'll add that to the list.

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Lord of The Rings, here!

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rising_sun

"Never Back Down",
favorite quot "wanna be the best , just do the best",
I am always inspired by this line.

OmarNegron

I am with you on that one! I honestly feel The Peaceful Warrior should be number all time. Beautiful lessons, well acted and I can watch it over and over again.

Great movie for those that have not yet seen it !

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7 pounds.

All about helping people. Left a big impact on me.

lolaward

My favourite movie is Gattaca. There you can see the determination that someone has to accomplish his dream. Hope you will watch it!

debzo

Hey,

Great Thread! There are a lot of great movies here and I've seen lots of them but when I started to think about my most motivational movies I surprised even myself - Shawshank Redemption. It reminds me a lot of online marketing - slowly chipping away, day after day

Relax :-) I think you'll find this refreshing

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coach carter

justin1331

cant forget pursuit of happiness, or rainman

copystud

Like others I found the Pursuit of Happyness and Seven Pounds -- really inspirational.

Also love Braveheart as it's message is one that most people can identify with.

Not sure if I saw Cinderella Man mentioned here -- it's a really inspiring film.

I watch Requiem for a Dream when I need to get grounded. Also loved Mr. Nobody (also Jared Leto) as it makes you understand the value of not wasting your life.

chukster

Motivational movies shawshank redemption

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nav123

Spiderman...."great responsibility comes with great power" and Rocky.

RyanLow

The Pursuit of Happyness , starring Will Smith..My favourite

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markstipends

Yeah Forrest Gump and Lord of the rings also are good motivational movies.

Gary Joseph

Hands down... Pay it forward..

surferchris

The fighter and varsity blues!

John Mentor

Here some additions:

-One Week
-Gladiator
-300
-Revolutionary Road
-Catch me of you can

travlinguy

Groundhog Day

eternalsongbird

My favorite motivation movies are Kungfu Panda series, How to Train Your Dragon, Karate Kid etc.

glavilla

My number 1 motivational movie is the "Facing the Giants"
2. John Q
3. August Rush

CGbridges

The Patriot with Mel Gibson. I think every America loving citizen needs to be reminded of who we are and what makes us different from the rest of the world. This movie is a great portrait of us. Plus it's funny in parts.

Benny L

Disturbing the Universe.

The short version: A lawyer, William Kunstler, goes from a nobody, to a 70's era civil rights champion of an almost unprecedented stature, to a character that others see almost as a media-hungry buffoon. The story told through the eyes of his children.

What I see in it: A man who consistently strove to challenge peoples' beliefs and understandings, who questioned everything for himself and challenged others to do the same as a way to find truth. A man who was less afraid of being wrong, than letting the truth go undiscovered. And it's as though everyone, even his own children making the documentary, fail to see the genius in the man. They see his "fall from grace" as a sad discontinuity of his character, rather than as a consistent effort to make people take off the blinders and think for themselves, and challenge for themselves that which they "know".

Here's a clip from one of his speeches.


What does that have to do with internet marketing? Well, more than anything, it's a view into a different dimension of reality in life. Let me tell you what I mean. Here is a guy who was unpopular for supporting the underdog, and then became popular and famous for it, he gained respect for investing his time and intellect into championing the causes of those who could not defend themselves and he did this in pursuit of what he felt was Right. And then, in the end, he LOST the respect of his "fans" when he began sacrificing his REPUTATION for what he felt was right.

And that's where the movie leaves off, with the narrators essentially wondering, "What happened to the great civil rights fighter?" But what they failed to recognize. And what all of his detractors failed to recognize, is that he was being perfectly consistent throughout. In the end, he took the reputation he had built and sacrificed that, not just his time and energies, into doing what he felt was right. And as that reputation became tarnished, people lost faith in him. But what he actually did, was use that tool to fight for what he believed.

The story is a tragedy in a way. Where a man was finally left with nothing left to spend, but the power of his reputation, in pursuing his calling. And so he spent it. And died. Misunderstood by all, including the narrators of the film... his own daughters.

heartdragon

The billonaire, the thai movie. Very inspirational