In this, our sixth special episode of Remakers Mark, we discuss movies that have expanded our cinematic horizons, and that we think would do the same for other viewers. Each of us picked a topic or genre:Mark: ‘Turning Japanese: An Intro to Anime’Lee: ‘Awakenings: Films That Changed the Way I Watch Films’Kyle: ‘It Doesn’t Have to Be Painful: Movies That Kids and Adults Can Enjoy Together’Jer: ‘Foreign Horror: OR How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Horror Movies’Andy: ‘How to Laugh Properly: An Introduction to the Subtle Art of Comedy’We also go through lots of great feedback received via Facebook and Twitter. Thanks to all who chimed in with their picks!Movies and Links DiscussedThe Secret World of AriettyThe Girl Who Leapt Through TimeVampire Hunter D: BloodlustGhost in the ShellAkiraGrave of the FirefliesTokyo GodfathersPulp FictionFight ClubA Clockwork OrangeLA ConfidentialMemento‘Back and There Again’ – Kyle Hebert’s article on movies that expanded his horizonsRequiem For A DreamBeing John MalkovichAdaptationMoon2001: A Space OdysseyThe IncrediblesWilly Wonka & the Chocolate FactoryThe Iron GiantThe MuppetsThe Secret World of AriettyKissing Jessica SteinMy Best Friend’s Wedding(500) Days of SummerWhat to Expect When You’re ExpectingSteel MagnoliasThe HolidayThe Manchurian Candidate (1962)SuspiriaGiallo (Wikipedia)The OrphanageLet the Right One InRinguOldboyPan’s LabyrinthAuditionPet SemataryAirplane!MASHAnimal HouseMonty Python and the Holy GrailBrazilThree AmigosRemakers Mark discusses ‘Three Amigos’ClueRemakers Mark discusses ‘Clue’GhostbustersRemakers Mark discusses ‘Ghostbusters’It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad WorldBetter Off Dead…David LynchDarren AronofskyBelleOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s NestThe GraduateTrainspottingTrylon MicrocinemaThe Last of the MohicansYoung Guns IIBeing John MalkovichAmerican MovieUpstream ColorThe Blair Witch ProjectPrimer