I need some suggestions on the best lifetime movies. I'm not much of a tv watcher but I've always loved a good based on a true story, or horror flicks. Oh and of course GH thank you in advance for any good suggestions

I don't watch to much tv but Wes Anderson movies are my favorites doesn't matter how many times I watch them they never get old.

Pinkylola (235554) wrote:I don't watch to much tv but Wes Anderson movies are my favorites doesn't matter how many times I watch them they never get old.

I was just about to come to delete this thread I figured no one could help me but thank you Pinky...I will try those movies

If your into War movies/tv series I suggest Band of Brothers. It's a ten episode series that is set around World War II. Parts of it will be interviews with the actual Soldiers who were part of the unit that the show surrounds. It's created by Tom Hanks and Steven Steven Spielberg. I watched it in Grade 12 4 years ago and absolutely loved it. (My class was one of the ones that would get really loud but when we watched this, it was so silent you could hear a pin drop.) I do warn you there are parts that might make you cry, and some parts they consider "mature" but after reading the parental guide I don't really remember the "mature" parts. So My teacher might have skipped over it lol. Hope that helps/might interest you.

Vivica (13404458) wrote:https://www.oprahmag.com/entertainment/tv-movies/g28669983/best-lifetime-movies/

Thanks viv. I'll check into those

Ruby Torchwick (171210215) wrote:If your into War movies/tv series I suggest Band of Brothers. It's a ten episode series that is set around World War II. Parts of it will be interviews with the actual Soldiers who were part of the unit that the show surrounds. It's created by Tom Hanks and Steven Steven Spielberg. I watched it in Grade 12 4 years ago and absolutely loved it. (My class was one of the ones that would get really loud but when we watched this, it was so silent you could hear a pin drop.) I do warn you there are parts that might make you cry, and some parts they consider "mature" but after reading the parental guide I don't really remember the "mature" parts. So My teacher might have skipped over it lol. Hope that helps/might interest you.

Yes, I love movie's like that. Thanks so much Ruby

My favorites are:

- Hacksaw Ridge
- Catch Me if You Can
- Hustlers
- The Act (on Hulu!!)

I know I have a lot more but can't think of them right now

Velle (153978634) wrote:My favorites are:

- Hacksaw Ridge
- Catch Me if You Can
- Hustlers
- The Act (on Hulu!!)

I know I have a lot more but can't think of them right now

Thank you Velle I just checked back, I'm going to start watching starting tonight and with the first ones listed. If you can think of more, please post them

The only one I can think of was "The true story of 90210."

I also watched one about a girl who was kidnapped when she was little and goes back home as a teenager, but she misses her kidnapper. I don't remember the name though

And maybe I'm thinking of the Hallmark Channel, I'm not sure. Sorry!

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Quarantined Mata (13429328) wrote:The only one I can think of was "The true story of 90210."

I also watched one about a girl who was kidnapped when she was little and goes back home as a teenager, but she misses her kidnapper. I don't remember the name though

And maybe I'm thinking of the Hallmark Channel, I'm not sure. Sorry!

I cannot picture you watching the Hallmark Channel

Pinkylola (235554) wrote:

Quarantined Mata (13429328) wrote:The only one I can think of was "The true story of 90210."

I also watched one about a girl who was kidnapped when she was little and goes back home as a teenager, but she misses her kidnapper. I don't remember the name though

And maybe I'm thinking of the Hallmark Channel, I'm not sure. Sorry!

I cannot picture you watching the Hallmark Channel

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