1. The King's Speech, 2010
[Director]: Tom Hopper [Douban Score]: 8.3
[Starring]: Colin Firth / Jeffrey Rush / Helena Bonham Carter
How a king overcomes stuttering
He was nominated for 12 Oscars.
You can probably guess the plot: there was once a stuttering king, and he stopped stuttering.
This king, like ordinary people, was a little timid in front of many people.
The film covers how to regulate your breathing during the speech, how to overcome psychological difficulties, etc.
Colin Firth's first-rate performance is also a major attraction of the film.
2. The Wolf of Wall Street, 2013
[Director]: Martin Scorsese [Douban Score]: 7.6
[Starring]: Leonardo DiCaprio / Jonah Hill / Margot Robbie
The legendary success story of Wall Street
How did an ordinary stockbroker become the "wolf of Wall Street" who later became rich?
One mouth.
He was clever, and wave after wave of people came to buy the stocks he was selling.
His speech was confident and contagious, and a crowd went crazy for him.
The film is adapted from the autobiography of the same name, let us see the drunken fans behind Wall Street, the dirty shady scene, but also let us believe, from the power of eloquence.
Classic line| All you have to do today is pick up the phone and say the words I taught you, and I can make you richer than most CEOs in america!"
3. The Twelve Angry Men, 1957
[Director]: Sidney Lumet [Douban score]: 9.3
[Starring]: Henry Fonda / Martin Bauersam / John Field
Classic legal debate film
When you are confronted with N individuals who disagree with you, how do you convince them one by one through a war of words?
In the movie Twelve Angry Men, a boy who grew up in a slum is accused of murdering his biological father.
The twelve members of the jury must reach an agreement before the outcome can be passed.
At the beginning of the trial, 11 people found the boy guilty, while 1 insisted on innocence.
But in the end, the boy was acquitted.
The movie has only one scene, but the wonderful lines give you the slightest respite.
The classic line | I don't have to be loyal to either side, I just raise my questions.
4. "Thank You For Smoking", 2005
[Director]: Jason Reitman [Douban Score]: 8.0
[Starring]: Alan Eckhart / Maria Bello / Cameron Bright
The highest state of sophistry
Jason Reitman directed the film Juno, his feature film debut.
Although the topic of "smoking" sounds a bit boring and serious, the whole movie is humorous, happy and energetic.
The male protagonist is in the tobacco industry, and his job is to persuade others to smoke.
Not only do you have to be persuaded, but you also have to wrestle with environmental protection organizations, health organizations, and so on.
For this, he was full of scolding and almost lost his life.
This film can provide a sophistry idea, teaching you how to persuade others to think according to your thinking and achieve your goals.
Classic line|If a plane crashes because of a pilot error, can you blame Boeing?"
5. "The Storm of Debate", 2007
[Director]: Denzel Washington [Douban Score]: 8.4
[Starring]: Denzel Washington / Forrest Whitaker / Nate Pike
Adaptation of real people and real events in the history of debate
This film is based on real people and real events.
There were four black debate teams, all the way to break through prejudice and enter the Harvard debate hall.
Many of the dialogues in the movie are very classic, so that you can see what makes people's blood boil.
In the film, the debate is not only a demonstration of skill, but also has its unique social value.
Classic lines |" Who is your opponent? "He doesn't exist." Why doesn't it exist? "For he is only the voice of opposition to the truth I tell!" ”
6. "Smelling Women", 1992
[Director]: Martin Bryce [Douban Score]: 8.9
[Starring]: Al Pacino / Chris O'Donnell / James Rebbhorn
It's actually a story between two men
Classic film starring Al Pacino.
It tells the story of a blind old colonel and a lost student.
Many people remember the stunning tango, but at the same time, the old colonel's speech on the podium at the end of the film is also very classic.
Word by word, sonorous and powerful.
Classic line| Now that I'm at the crossroads of life, I know which path is right, without exception, I know, but I never go, why? Because it's fucking bitter!
7. The Devil's Spokesman, 1997
[Director]: Taylor Heckford [Douban Score]: 8.2
[Starring]: Keanu Reeves / Al Pacino / Charlize Theron
Angels and demons are just a thought away
"The Matrix" star Keanu Levis played a mercenary lawyer in the film.
He only looks at the money to fight the lawsuit, regardless of whether the person is guilty or not.
In the process of portraying this depraved character, the film also shows a lot of wonderful words and swords.
Keanu Reeves and Al Pacino have wonderful rivalry in the film.