Source on August 7, 2021
As we all know, there are many factors that can make people like a movie, the plot is charming, the special effects are cool, the action scenes are exciting, the scenes are grand, etc., but there are also some realistic movies or literary films, which can leave a deep screen impression and make people linger!
Today's recommended movies are almost unsentimental, only the picture tells you what is the real top, they can definitely bring you a different viewing experience, at the same time, they also continue to convey the practical significance! 5 super hardcore movies, after watching the pit, very easy to get on, each one is worth two brushes! Recommended favorites!
1 Blood Diamond 2006 Director: Edward Zwick
Writers: Charles Riverett
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio / Jeman Hansu
Old people on the African continent will teach their children and grandchildren when they are young: if you want to live a long life, stay away from diamonds. Africa has become a continent full of barbarism, killing and greed because of diamonds, which is no different from the European and American countries that enjoy petty bourgeois life, and the most ironic thing is that it is precisely because these European and American countries like brilliant diamonds that Africa is constantly in conflict because of diamond resources. "Blood Diamond" tells such a story.
Set against the backdrop of Sierra Leone's 1999 civil war, the film tells the story of an outlaw played by Leonardo DiCaprio who smuggles diamonds in Africa, who overhears in prison that the fisherman Solomon has the finest pink diamonds in his hand, and he immediately realizes that this is his chance to leave Africa, so after his release, he finds Solomon and prepares to find the diamonds with him and leave Africa. On his way to find pink diamonds, he met a reporter whose thinking took a major turn...
The film's ultra-luxurious cast, bringing together Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeman Hansu, Jennifer Connery... Upon release, it was nominated for seven awards, including the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes. It is said to have also caused turmoil in the international diamond market, resulting in a decrease in sales, and even many South African diamond merchants joined in the boycott of the film.
2 "A Parting", 2011
Director: Asha Farhati Screenwriter: Asha Farhati Starring: Peman Moadi / Layla Hatami
Iranian director Asha Farhati's film "A Parting" is not an ordinary separation, but reflects the divisions faced by the entire Iranian society. They are bloody ditches that straddle every Iranian and force them to make a choice. The film is full of entanglements in "system, family, religion, and human nature". Winner of the Golden Bear, Best Actress and Best Actor Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival.
The film tells the story of a middle-class family facing a split: wife Westminster wants to leave Iran for her daughter's future, while husband Nader insists on staying for his elderly demented father, and the two are separated. After Westminster left, Nader was exhausted and hired a nurse, Reitz. However, her father's toilet problems always plagued Reitz, and she felt taboo.
Once Nader came home to find his father tied to the bed in anger and he pushed Reitz down. Unexpectedly, the pregnant Reitz actually miscarried, and Reitz's husband angrily took Nader to court, they had their own opinions, but the truth was unexpected...
The director seems to be deliberately blurring the clear value of right and wrong judgment, cunningly presenting a dilemma that everyone is wrong in how to choose, and everyone accuses as a victim, but may be the perpetrator. This may seem contradictory, but it may be a truth closer to the true face of life, reality can never be clear about right and wrong, and evil thoughts and goodness can exist in the same heart without mutual exclusion.
3 "Miss" 2016 Director: Park Chan-wook
Writers: Jung Seo-kyung / Park Chan-wook / Sarah Waters
Starring: Kim Min-hee / Kim Tae-ri / Ha Jeong-woo
The film is directed by South Korea's national treasure director "Cannes Park" Park Chan-wook, who is known as the "Master of Darkness", and "Miss" is still Park Chan-wook-style female revenge film. Starring Kim Min-hee, queen of literature and art, and Ha Jeong-woo, the signature of crime films. A movie that deceives the middle game and cheats in the middle of the game, makes the audience elusive plot development, and finally can not guess the end of the story, "The Hollywood Reporter" called this movie: the essence of Asian cinema, the master. The film was shortlisted for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
"Miss" is not actually a Korean story, it is adapted from the British female writer Sarah Waters's lesbian novel "Finger Picking", which tells a well-planned plot to obtain the property of the noble lady.
In 1930, during the Japanese colonial rule of Korea, the noble lady who inherited a huge amount of property attracted the earl who coveted her property, and the new maid of the second lady seemed to have an inexplicable relationship with the earl, in addition to the pill, the guardian of the lady also had her own conspiracy, and the film revolved around the money and love of these people.
4 Big Buddha Plus, 2017
Director: Huang Xinyao Screenwriter: Huang Xinyao Starring: Zhuang Yizeng / Chen Zhusheng / Dai Liren
"Big Buddha Plus", a combination of Chinese and English, the name of the earth and the ocean. It has several unpopular qualities - a literary film; the dialogue is basically Hokkien; 80% of the entire film is black and white. But at the 54th Taiwan Golden Horse Awards, the film that won five awards was very stunning.
The film tells the story of Cai Pu, who works as a night guard at the Buddha statue factory, and the most important job every day is to help the chairman Qi Wen open the door late at night, and Cai Pu often calls his belly to accompany him when he is on night shift. One day, the two suddenly decided to see what images were recorded in the driving recorder of The Boss of Caipu, Huang Qiwen, hoping that the boss, who has always been popular, could contribute some wonderful fragments to solve the loneliness in the hearts of the two single men.
The images recorded by the dashcam did not disappoint Cai Pu and Belly Cai, but the two also went from a small lucky night of simply enjoying erotic radio dramas to being inexplicably involved in a political and business collusion, lustful, and earth-shattering murder plan. 1 big Buddha, 1 factory, and 8 small people from different backgrounds carved out the most absurd sweet life together.
5 The Irishman 2019
Director: Martin Scorsese Screenwriter: Charles Brant / Steven Zerian Starring: Robert De Niro / Al Pacino
Martin Scorsese's toss-ups and turns of The Irishman. In this movie, you can also see the wonderful combination of two generations of "godfathers" again - Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and also brought in the 76-year-old partner Joe Pescie in "Angry Bull" and "Good Guys", and Harvey Kettle, a personality actor who has been in the film industry for decades in "Taxi Driver". There is no doubt that "The Irishman" is another must-see hardcore masterpiece!
It's a gangster-themed film based on Charles Brand's 2004 documentary essay I Heard You've Brushed The House. Tells the story of gangster killer "Irishman" Frank Sheran.
Robert De Niro plays Frank Sheran, who has carried out at least 25 assassinations, including the famous "Disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa," a former president of the Truck drivers' union of America who mysteriously disappeared in a parking lot on July 30, 1975, before Frank Sheran confessed to author Charles Brand that he had killed and dismembered Jimmy Hoffa at the behest of a gang boss.
The Netflix film bought "The Irishman" for $105 million, which ended up costing $159 million to shoot and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. A masterpiece as cold as a rock, a work that captures the audience from the first shot and does not let go at the end. Under the filter, it shows a hot passion and outstanding masculinity, and presents a solemn, cold, and silent perspective on the illegal underworld, which is definitely worth seeing!