Movies are my way to know great histories

When I was a kid, I used to watch a lot of movies with my group of friends, mostly scary movies, it was like a ritual of every Friday. We watched like hundreds of them and it was really fun. Now I don't have so much time for watching movies, but in vacations I like to watch marathons of them. In fact, during the year I constantly save movies to watch when I have time, they are like my secret weapon to fight boring moments.

My favorite kind of films are drama films that are about real life. I also like thriller films a lot because it makes me feel strong emotions and they keep me stuck in the narration. The combination of these two is a good film for me. Also a touch of fantasy or science fiction in the movie's history can be really nice. For me, a perfect movie is the one that  leaves you thinking a lot when it ends.

One of my all-time favorite films is V for Vendetta, a political thriller about a dystopian fascist England in which a mysterious freedom fighter called V, portrayed by Hugo Weaving, tries to start a revolution with the help of a woman called Evey, portrayed by Natalie Portman. It is based in a graphic novel written by Alan Moore. I like it because it makes you think in ways to get social changes in today times. I have seen this movie like five times, and one of these days I will read the graphic novel.

I would definitely recommend it to everyone, because it has a action, a love story, suspense and a deep political background.

And my final recommendation and movie I would like to watch again is The Help, because it's funny and sad at the same time. Also because it has a great history and it is stared by Emma Stone, one of my favorite actresses.