Sneakers (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/8710 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/8710). The film's aged a little, but it's nice to watch a fairly funn

Sneakers (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/8710 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/8710). The film's aged a little, but it's nice to watch a fairly funny hacking film that doesn't dress up hacking into 3D flying GUIs, Hack the Planet or hacking a TLA with a gun put to your head, while getting head. Brewster's Millions always cheers me up around Christmas, as does Trading Places (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/9749 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/9749), both of which are slightly business related (although not exactly real-world related). Someone else posted the pursuit of happyness (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/7605 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/7605), when I stick that on it comes across as a bit schmaltzy for me but has a good message. A beautiful mind (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/1112 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/1112) is another great film about an incredibly smart but tortured genius who makes a massive contribution to economics. Catch me if you can (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/1798 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/1798) is based on the true story of a fraudster who ripped off banks for tons of money and did all kinds of amazing things with it. It's a great romp and I'd highly recommend a first watch. Life is beautiful (http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/5583 http://www.themovietracker.com/movies/5583) is hardly an uplifting film but is incredible and if it doesn't make you thankful for what you have, then I'd question whether or not you have a soul.