The picture and story are indispensable to a high-rated movie, and when a movie shows both wonderfully, it will be a perfect enjoyment. This time, we will take stock of 10 classic films with stories and beautiful scenery, in no particular order, 10 can not cover all, and the space is limited. Let's take a look.
1. "In the City of Sylvia"
Douban score: 7.5
Reason for taking stock: The color tone is beautiful.
Synopsis: Love suddenly comes, but quietly goes away. Looking back over the years, how much joy and sorrow have been dimmed, and even the faces of the Iraqis are no longer clear. Or just for a little nostalgia, or that faint and sweet feeling, so the pace is removed from the rush and fatigue, to this city that has left many dreams. The romantic city, the streets and alleys, can not find the girl named Sylvia.
2. "Burning Love Years"
Douban score: 8.8
Reason for inventory: Spectacular western beauty.
Synopsis: The vast western steppe is inhabited by a father and his three sons, the father is a retired cavalry colonel, and the three sons have distinct personalities: the eldest son, Alfred (Aidan Quinn), is loyal and honest, the second son Tristan (Brad Pitt) is wild and uninhibited, and the youngest son Samuel (Henry Thomas) is gentle and elegant. The life of father and son in the prairie changes with the arrival of Samuel's fiancée Suzanne (Julia Ormond). Suzanne was young and beautiful, and brought an inner shock to Alfred. He has a crush on her, but Suzanne is involuntarily infatuated with the brash and rough Tristan. Out of moral insistence, they have been suppressing their inner feelings. It wasn't until Samuel's heroic sacrifice on the front line that things changed. Tristan loves his brother so much that he can't face the reality that he is already in love with Suzanne, so he runs away from home. Susannah, on the other hand, agrees to marry Alfred, and Tristan is married and has children outside the prairie. Things seemed to be calming down, but the death of Tristan's wife made waves.
3. "Little Forest, Summer and Autumn"
Douban score: 9.0
Reason for taking stock: Laid-back and natural.
Synopsis: Ichiko (Ai Hashimoto), an ordinary girl, grew up in Komori, a village in the Tohoku region of Japan. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is surrounded by green mountains and rivers, just like a quiet and pleasant paradise. The villagers work at sunrise and rest at sunset, relying on a pair of industrious hands to manage a small but comfortable life, without dispute with the world. Ichiko once went to Tokyo to explore, but she could not adapt to the fast pace of the city, and eventually returned to the old house where her mother was long gone. When she was a child, her mother Fukuko used various ingredients from the mountains and rivers to make randomly named delicacies, and the solid-eyed Ichiko lamented that she was deceived, but also left good memories in the depths of her taste buds. As if following in her mother's footsteps, she incorporates her love of her hometown into the cooking of food. Surrounded by friends Yuta (Takada Miura) and Yoshiko (Matsuoka), enjoy a carefree life...
4. "Lover"
Douban score: 8.2
Reason for inventory: delicate sensibility.
Synopsis: In 1929, Vietnam is a French colony, and a 15-year-old French girl (Jane Marchie) attends a girls' boarding school in Saigon. Whenever she went home during the holidays, her mother ran a very small school with little income. She has two older brothers, the eldest brother Bill is addicted to drugs and overbearing, and the second brother Paul is cowardly and often bullied by the eldest brother. One day the girl took a ferry back to school, on the boat met a Chinese young master (Liang Jiahui), the Chinese man liked this white girl and went to talk, the girl knew in the boarding school that some girls were outside prostitution, she also wanted to find a rich man to try, so she took the initiative to talk to the man. After going ashore, the two walked around Saigon to eat Chinese food, and the man drove her back to school in a car. The next day after school, the black car was waiting at the school gate. The two soon fell in love. The man took the girl to his mansion, a place where the rich Chinese used to hide their petite in the golden house. They met, bathed, and played here. Sometimes she didn't go back to school at night, so the school had to inform her mother, but...
5. "Meet at the End of the World"
Take stock of the reasons: a unique life experience.
Synopsis: Explore human life in Antarctica, and the magnificent and magical beauty of Antarctica.
6. "April Story"
Reason for inventory: Light prose.
Synopsis: 17-year-old girl Yuno Yukizuki (Takako Matsu) travels from Hokkaido to Study at Musashino University in Tokyo alone. She needs to face the new city, the new life, the new environment alone, she is very shy when she arrives at school, and her classmates discuss why she came to Musashino to study, in fact, an important reason for her coming here is because she has always had a crush on a boy named Yamazaki. After coming here, she found that he used to be a part-time sales clerk in a bookstore, and Yuno Betsuki began to frequent this bookstore, and gradually began to talk...
7. "The Pilgrimage Road"
Douban score: 8.4
Reason for inventory: The purpose of the trip.
Synopsis: American doctor Tom (Martin Sheen) sets out to retrieve his son's body and belongings after his son Daniel (Emilio Esteves) was tragically killed in France. Daniel died in the Pyrenees, on a pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, when he encountered a storm and passed away so peacefully. This road to the church is also known as the "Way of St. James". Initially, Tom's goal was to retrieve Daniel's body, but after arriving in France, Tom decided to re-walk the road that Daniel had already walked and did not finish, so as to better understand his son's life and better understand his children. In the process of re-walking the Path of St. James, Tom meets three "hikers" from different countries who are looking for greater meaning and hope to regain their spiritual comfort in the secular world through hiking.
8. "Daydreamer"
Douban score: 8.5
Reason for taking stock: The taste of exploration is very good.
Synopsis: Walter. Motty (Ben Stiller), a film printing manager who has worked at Life magazine for 16 years, is introverted and unable to even talk to his favorite colleague Cheryl (Kristen Wegg), facing life like a bystander, often "emptying" daydreams and dreaming of daydreams. Until one day the company is acquired, the magazine needs to do the cover of the last issue, and the key to the success of the cover is to find a roll of film by the wild photographer Shane (Sean Pan), Walter finally opens his mouth to talk to Cheryl, and with the encouragement of her and her mother (Shirley McLean), embark on a real adventure, icefields, sea, Himalayas... Walter's daydreams are far less magnificent than reality.
9. "Heidi and Grandpa"
Douban score: 9.3
Reason for inventory: Pleasant heart.
Synopsis: Orphan Heidi (Anuk Steffen) is sent to the Alps by her aunt Dieti (Anna Hines) to live with her grandfather (Bruno Gantz), who lives alone in the mountains far from the town. The lively Heidi is here, not only harvesting the friendship of Peter the Sheep (Quering Agrippie) and the affection of a lonely grandfather, but also mingling with Peter Yamashita's family. One day, Heidi and Peter were herding sheep in the mountains, when her aunt suddenly appeared and tricked Heidi into selling her to the Zessermann family in Frankfurt. Since then, Heidi, who does not know A, has become a companion to Miss Clara (Isabelle Ultraman). Clara lost her mother at an early age, fell ill and could no longer stand, and could only be trapped in a mansion with a wheelchair. Her father (Maxim Memit) rarely returns home for many years, and the lonely Clara uses Heidi as a lifesaver. Will Heidi be able to adapt to the new life of the Zesseman family? Can Grandfather and Peter, who are far away, still see each other? Is there any hope for Clara's legs to get better?
10. "Genius Ripley"
Reasons for taking stock: the tone of the landscape and the beauty of the characters.
Synopsis: Ripley is a young man from an ordinary background with no life worth showing off, and he is entrusted by a wealthy businessman to go to Italy to lobby his unscrupulous son Dickey and return to his hometown of the United States. But when Ripley arrived there, he was deeply confused by Dickie's lifestyle: beautiful villas, high-end and flashy resorts, luxurious life, and his beautiful and gentle girlfriend, all of which made him envious. Because Ripley is obsessed with Dickie's life, this desire eventually expands to want to replace Dickie, and his meticulous thinking is not only staggering, but also the sober criminal method is even more unexpected. Just as he was reveling in a dream he had created by himself, Ripley exposed his horse's feet because of an accidental coincidence, so he attracted the attention of the police and launched an investigation...