- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Human beings and human relationships are complicated, this movie look at humanity from a different lens.
- 12 Angry Men: This movie breaks down the complicated inter-workings of human relationships.
- Network: Capitalism and sensationalism are taught well in this movie.
- The Shawshank Redemption: Preservative of keeping hope alive is what drives us everyday.
- Once Upon a Time in America: Everyone start in life somewhere. No one is all bad or all good.
- The Good Shepherd: Life’s is not as easy as it seems even for the elite.
- The Last Emperor: Manage life’s expectations in every stage of your life.
- V for Vendetta: No one is invincible.
- Life is Beautiful: Life is what you make of it.
- Titanic: The best and worst of us in different moments.
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I think some of the more important life lessons that many people never learn are don’t incur more liabilities than potential assets, don’t let sentiments dictate your life, learn as much as possible to build around your core competency and a job working for others is a dead-end that only serves as a means to an end. From a collecting standpoint, I think relatively illiquid collectible products may be cool novelties even cool gifts, but I don’t think they make financial sense as a significant investment as you are likely not fully invested in the hobby and because the market is likely less liquid than collectibles with higher liquidity, most other people probably aren’t treating those collectibles as a mainstream of alternative asset investment either.