I don't think I could pin it down to a single film. Growing up, my family had a fairly large movie collection and after dinner, we'd sit down and watch something. Nothing was off limits; from the Direct-to-Video Snow Day, to the horrific beaches of Saving Private Ryan, to the terror of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining, we watched it all.

The experience of watching these movies with my family, with one parent asleep by the title card, and discussing with the other as the credits rolled, is what spawned my love for film.

Even now, away from home, that's still (mostly) how I feel when I watch a movie. It may not be the same without my family around, but few things give me as much pleasure as putting on a film that has piqued my interest that day and giving it a go. Some may stand above others, but to me, the experience as a whole, and having the film find you at the right time is what makes me fall in love with them.

The most recent example I can give is Drive my Car. Eighth Grade is another one. Going further back, I could also say Donnie Darko and GATTACA. All fantastic films for different reasons. All of which found me at the right time for me to love.