6 Inspirational Movies To Watch If Going Through Bankruptcy

Struggling through tough financial times can make it seem like money is everything, but as these movies remind us, there are more important things in life. Here are six inspirational movies to watch if you are going through bankruptcy.

 1. The Pursuit of Happyness

If you need a reminder that your financial troubles are part of life’s ups and downs, think of Reverend Williams’ wise words: “The important thing about that freedom train, is it’s got to climb mountains. We all have to climb mountains, you know. Mountains that go way up high, and mountains that go deep and low.”

2. Slumdog Millionaire

When it seems like money is the only thing that matters in life, think of Jamal’s amazing answer when he tells Latika to run away with him. She asks what they would live on. His reply: “Love.”

3. Confessions of a Shopaholic

Think you’ll never get out of your financial hole? Think again. Remember Graham Bloomwood’s brilliant line: “Your mother and I think that if the American economy can be billions in debt and still survive, so can you.”

4. Good Will Hunting

Losing your grip on your finances may seem like the worst thing that can happen, but it’s not. Sean puts things in perspective brilliantly with this truth: “You don’t know about real loss, ’cause it only occurs when you’ve loved something more than you love yourself.”

5. The Blind Side

Facing your financial troubles isn’t easy, and it can take guts to get through bankruptcy. Michael Oher knows that “Courage is a hard thing to figure.”. Michael’s own journey from impoverished child to NFL sensation will inspire you to realize that having the courage to tackle your troubles can turn out well in the end.

 6. Moneyball

Remember Billy Beane’s epiphany: “I made one decision in my life based on money. And I swore I would never do it again.”

While financial struggle is an important learning experience, it shouldn’t cost you your happiness. If you are overwhelmed with debt, contact Las Vegas bankruptcy attorney Anthony DeLuca at (702) 252-4673 to schedule a free consultation today.

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