Brendan Fraser's love for "Bambi" stems from it being the first movie he ever watched, influencing his compassion towards animals, though not without the lingering impact of the hunter and Bambi's mom scenes.
Fraser highlights the undeniable influence of "Star Wars" in his movie list, asserting that if it didn't make the cut, he wouldn't be paying attention.
Fraser reveals that "The Mummy" drew inspiration from "Jason and the Argonauts," especially the skeleton battles, making it a significant influence on his career.
Raiders of the Lost Ark" finds a spot on Fraser's list due to its influence on his signature role in "The Mummy" as adventurer Rick O’Connell.
Fraser praises "The Breakfast Club" for its sincere portrayal of teenagers engaging in meaningful dialogue, even acknowledging its time capsule quality.
"Platoon" resonated deeply with Fraser, as it struck a personal chord, making him reflect on the possibility of being in a similar situation as the characters depicted.
Fraser's admiration for "Barry Lyndon" lies in Stanley Kubrick's innovative use of lenses to capture candlelight, transporting viewers back to the Gilded Age.
Despite historical inaccuracies, "Braveheart" spoke to Fraser with its theme of fathers and sons, evoking a heartfelt response.
Fraser's heart was bursting with pride when Matt Damon and Ben Affleck achieved success with their "Good Will Hunting" screenplay.
Fraser completes his eclectic list with "Ratatouille," bringing him full circle to animated classics, showcasing the diverse range of movies that have influenced him.