Every day throughout June, we're sharing a fun scenario as part of our Cineworld 30 Day Film Challenge. While we're closed, we want to know what it is about going to the cinema that you love so much.
Today's theme: movies that inspired you. Scroll down to discover some of the responses, and share your own on social media.
Your Name. How the story reveals hints & teases from the start & then the actual reveal of the twist was fantastic, made me want to write stories again #30DayFilmChallenge also Monsters University, in that you never give up what you believe in, even if it’s not what you expected. pic.twitter.com/krWKMESmrY
— Ashley Blackburn (@aab0289) June 25, 2020
Silent Running (1972) definitely inspired me to care for nature. Set in the future, all plant life on Earth is extinct and the last remaining specimens are preserved in forest domes on spaceships. It’s a little clunky, but with a good heart and profound message. pic.twitter.com/InaDee0XYj
— Robin (@FritzFrapp) June 25, 2020
I've picked two films for today's #30DayFilmChallenge.
— [email protected] (@Sp0rtz_Fan) June 25, 2020
The first is Mr Holland's Opus with Richard Dreyfuss giving a fantastic performance in the title role showing how teaching can make a difference to the lives of his students. (Another film that I really like on this theme.. pic.twitter.com/UWZcOxGYzD
The Theory of Everything. What an inspiring man he was. pic.twitter.com/1ktbSY2SyX
— Kyle Blackman (@KyleBlackman6) June 25, 2020
I could say that for millions of us 80's kids The Karate Kid inspired us to work hard to overcome the odds....but ultimately at that age Karate was cool! pic.twitter.com/aBIWxdCyn8
— George Loizou (@George_Loizou) June 25, 2020
What are the movies that inspired you? Take part in the Cineworld 30 Day Film Challenge and let us know on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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