< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Artificial Intelligence</h1>
In the mid-21st century, due to the warming climate and the melting of the ice sheets at the north and south poles, many cities on the earth were submerged in a vast ocean. At this time, human science and technology has reached a fairly high level, and artificial intelligence robots are one of the scientific and technological means invented by humans to cope with the harsh natural environment.
Advanced artificial intelligence robots not only have a human appearance that can be confused, but also can perceive their own existence like humans. David (Hayley Joe Osmont) is such a small thinking, emotional robot, adopted by a pair of human parents, with an older brother and a close companion, the robot Ted Bear. But that didn't satisfy David, who longed for the day when he would no longer be just a robot. Obsessed with this wish, 11-year-old David embarked on a long mental journey, followed by another kind robot Joe (Jude Lowe). No one knows whether they can fulfill their wishes and become real people, and all that awaits them is the unpredictable pursuit of complex human nature...
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Untouchable/Untouchable</h1>
The film is based on a true story. After a skydiving accident, Philip, a wealthy aristocrat, was paralyzed in a wheelchair and unable to take care of himself, so he called in a young black man, Diss, to help the family. This is a young man from the suburbs, fresh out of prison. Simply put, this is the most suitable candidate for the job. The two worlds collided and merged, and an incredible, wonderful friendship was born. It's a unique relationship that collides with many sparks. And this relationship also makes them... Invincible.
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > "Beautiful Mind"</h1>
The film is based on the life experience of The American mathematician John Forbes Nash, Jr. and the biographical novel of the same name by Sylvia Nassar, as a mathematical genius from a middle-class family, Nash became the leader of the "new mathematics" field in the 1950s with his "game theory", but after suffering from schizophrenia, this famous and outstanding mathematician gradually faded from people's sight, but even so, His painstakingly deluded game theory still plays a key role in business and economics. In 1994, Nash, who had finally escaped his ills, reappeared as a scholar, and in the same year he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics along with two other game theorists, John C. Harsanyi and Richard Selten.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Django Rescued</h1>
Set two years before the American Civil War, Django (Jamie Fox), a freed slave, frees himself, in order to free his wife, Broomhilda (Kelly Washington), a German bounty hunter turned dentist, Dr. Schulz (Dr. Thompson), a German bounty hunter turned to dentist-turned-Deportation. King Schultz (Christopher Waltz) joins forces and treks across the United States to find his wife.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > The Wolf of Wall Street</h1>
The film is based on the autobiography of legendary American stockbroker Jordan Belfort. Originally a stock investment bank, Belfort spent nearly a year in prison in the 1990s for being involved in a notorious securities fraud case on Wall Street. The film will also show the luxurious life of Belfort's drunken gold fans, after becoming a rich man, he not only embraces the left and right, but also sinks into the sea of poison, so the film will involve a lot of large-scale performances.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Twelve Years of Slavery</h1>
The film is based on Solomon Northp's 1853 biographical novel Twelve Years a Slave. The work is based on solomon, a free black man living in New York, educated and married. He then meets two men who promise to help him find a job in Washington, and when Solomon arrives in Washington, he finds himself abducted and kidnapped, and begins his career as a slave. After years of suffering to rely on a well-meaning Canadian to help deliver letters home, he was set free after a lawsuit. The details of the book about the Washington slave market are shocking.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > American Gangster</h1>
Maybe you've never heard of a story that can completely destroy your morality, but it really happened... In the 1970s, in the black quarter of Harlem, Frank Lucas looked like a normal black man walking back and forth on the street, there was nothing special about it, you passed him and didn't even stop and look at him carefully. Lucas mostly appears as a quiet driver, and no one can imagine that his true identity is one of the many leaders of the city's black criminal organizations.
After the death of the gang boss for whom Lucas had been working, he decided to make the most of this hard-won opportunity, reorganizing all the rights distribution in the underworld, establishing his own drug kingdom, and finally slowly moving closer to the unique "American Dream" that he had always longed for. With the ingenuity and strict trading rules he had accumulated over the years, Frank monopolized the drug trade throughout the city by introducing a new drug, and quickly swept every street in New York with a higher purity, but cheaper heroin. Frank used his actions to crush other criminal systems, not only becoming a source of corruption for the city to provide drugs, but also breaking into the team of civic leaders as a corporate leader. He even made a deal with American officers, using the corpses of American soldiers as a vehicle to transport drugs, and his morality was completely reduced to the lowest point.
Contrary to Lucas's scenery, Richie Roberts is a down-and-out cop who is ostracized by his colleagues because he refuses to accept bribes from gangsters like everyone else... In order not to be annoyed, Roberts spends most of his time wandering the streets, so he knows the distribution of gangsters here better than anyone else, and such a close observation makes him feel the change of this drug world that only exists in the shadows. Roberts had reason to believe that someone seemed to have climbed to a higher position than the Italian mafia family, and at the same time, he began to suspect that there must be a very powerful black man who did not know where he came from, who was in control, so he launched a secret investigation, and the core answer to all his questions pointed to the same person, Frank Lucas.
Although Lucas and Roberts are in completely different worlds, they have many similarities, both being excluded from their peers because they are doing the opposite, separating them from the groups they should have been closely related to. As Roberts' investigation deepens, the distance between him and Lucas becomes shorter and shorter, and the fates of the two men are eventually closely intertwined, especially when they inevitably enter the situation of the final showdown, which also determines that only those who stand to the end are the real winners.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > City of God</h1>
The film is based on a semi-autobiographical novel. The "City of God" is the most dangerous slum in Rio de Janeiro, where children live almost everyone has a gun, and any van entering the area will not escape the fate of being robbed, and it has become a haven of violent drugs, and even the police are reluctant to step into it easily. Rocket, who grew up here, like all the playmates around him, has been surrounded by violence, bloodshed, and drugs, but Rocket has a super-sharp heart, and in the face of the cruel living environment, Rocket records his kind observations with photography.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > "This Killer Isn't Too Cold."</h1>
Leon, who came to France from Italy to make a living, has always been a lonely mercenary killer. Until one time, he opened his door to save a little girl who was in danger of dying, and the two began to rely on each other. Leon taught her "the art of killing", she taught Leon French, and the relationship between the two grew closer. The crazy cops who killed the little girl's family found the two men, and after a bloody battle, Leon died with the policeman.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Gladiator</h1>
In 180 AD, the old emperor of the Roman Empire, Marcus Aurelius, declared that he wanted Maximus, the most prestigious general in the Roman army, to be his heir to the throne, which immediately caused strong dissatisfaction from Marcus's son Camedos. The powerful Mammodos usurped the throne and ordered Maximus to be killed.
Maximus absconded and was forced to become a gladiator in the arena who entertained the audience with his life. His own extensive combat experience made him one of the most famous and popular gladiators.
In revenge for the evil Camerdos, who deprived him of his freedom and family happiness, Maximus began to use his fame and fighting skills to guide the people of Rome to rise up and overthrow the tyrant. Carmedos finally senses the challenge that Maximus has challenged him and decides to engage in a one-on-one life-and-death battle with Maximus...