Tokyo Story gave me a far greater love for the cinema than I ever had before, and the films that really impress me are the ones that have that lightness of touch -- An Autumn Tale, The Green Ray, Duck Soup, Tampopo, Annie Hall, The Eel, Nights of Cabiria, Boudu Saved from Drowning, Eat Drink Man Woman -- to me, films like these are a joy to watch and masterful in their sentiment. When it comes to films that have changed cinema, I think it has a lot to do with editing techniques, from Griffith and the Soviets filmmakers, Fritz Lang and Hitchcock's early sound work, through to films like Citizen Kane, Rashomon and the French New Wave, and then the current music video style of editing.   