All and all you're just another brick in the wall

I was around 16 years old the first time I saw Pink Floyd: The Wall and it really touched me when I did.

The movie is a representation of the album of the same name of the band Pink Floyd, with even some new songs. The plot follows a man named Pink, from his chilhood to adulthood, and all the pain and suffering that he lived from the lost of his dad in the World War II to the infidelity of his wife. As the movie goes on, it gets crazier and crazier, with tragic songs about the despair of Pink and surrealistic animations filled with blood and strange symbols. 

I just love this film because I hacve felt in my own life most of the themes, I really identify with the main character and that scares me because his actions are motivated by fear and pain and that destroyed him. It´s fascinating for me what this movie makes me fell.

I love the music from beginning to end, sometimes I cannot watch it without singing along. And it amaze me that is barely dialogue, most of the story it's only told by only picture and music, so the characters don't have the need to talk about the movie, they just feel it.