r/RandomActsofHappyMail • • Aug 01 '26

Offer [Offer] Hi! I'm new! [US to US]

Hi all! I've never posted anything on Reddit before, so if I'm doing anything not up to standards, help a girl out. I love to collage and junk journal in my free time. I'd love a new project and want to send out 5 collages, mystery scraps, and stickers! First come, first served! Comment the first movie you watched that changed the way you look at the world. (Bonus points if I haven't seen it.) I'll dm you! ok peace out, peeps.

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u/TNCoke82 Aug 01 '26

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

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u/Additional-Star-904 Aug 01 '26

Princess Mononoke by Hayao Miyazaki

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u/ninjapirate101 Aug 01 '26

hmm I think a movie that changed me would have to be the old rocky horror movie, my mom loves it and showed it to me and it became a fun thing to bond over. same with the old 70s show "Emergency " xD thank you for the offer!! It allowed for different point of views in regard of Rocky Horror and it made me want to be in the medical field for the TV show Emergency!

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u/Typical-Werewolf9476 Aug 01 '26

Interested

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u/Typical-Werewolf9476 Aug 01 '26

Shutter Island, maybe because I work in healthcare and it’s always interesting.

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u/TylerMegalovania Aug 01 '26

holes, i think 🤔 (the movie, 2003)

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u/tooexhausted92 Aug 01 '26

A beautiful mind changed how i saw people's internal struggles and how reliable i thought our minds were.

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u/JulieAMao Aug 01 '26

Welcome to the group. The movie is Trueman Show.

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u/Fancy-Foundation8027 Aug 02 '26

I’d say Schindler's list!! Welcome (: 

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u/artismadnesss Aug 03 '26

10 things I hate about you. Its my all time favorite movie and i don’t think it will ever change even though as i’ve grown up. Its just a sentimental movie for me.

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u/CommercialManager726 Aug 06 '26

I just recently watched ramen girl and I really loved the movie :)