The beautiful and idyllic Jennifer Connery, with her jet-black hair, light blue eyes, and exquisite silhouette, danced in "Once Upon a Time in America" and became a beautiful classic in film history.
The peak of film and television as a child seemed to limit Jennifer Connery's film path, but with the gentle and virtuous wife in "A Beautiful Mind", she showed her diversity.
Jennifer Connery, who is once again in front of the public, is still beautiful, but also more mature.
NO.12
Hulk Hulk
Hulk
Director: Ang Lee
Writers: James Charmes
Starring: Eric Barner / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 6.7
During the Cold War, Bruce Banner's father was a scientist in the U.S. military, dedicated to the study of genetic modification to make humans super powerful, in order to create a super soldier for the U.S. military.
However, his project was not supported by the U.S. military and could not be tested in humans, and the crazy father conducted genetic tests on the newborn Banner in order to complete the experiment.
Years later, Banner became a brilliant scientist, working exclusively to develop new types of high-energy bombs for the military.
In a routine test, Banner was subjected to a strong burst of gamma rays to protect his colleagues due to an operational error. Ordinary people would surely die under this ray explosion, but Banner survived.
Years ago, his father's experiments on him also came into effect because of the radiation. Once Banner is angry, it will induce the mysterious power in the body to become an unconscious Hulk.
Therefore, in order to study in depth, the US military began to surround and intercept the Hulk...
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Ang Lee refused to direct Terminator 3 for the film, for which Jennifer Connery was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actress.
NO.11
Magical labyrinth
Labyrinth
Director: Jim Henson
Writers: Terry Jones
Starring: David Bowie / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 7.2
Although Sarah (Jennifer Connery) is a child herself, she still has to take on the responsibility of taking care of her brother Toby, but Toby is a disobedient child, and in his endless crying, Sarah soon loses all patience.
In the fairy tale sarah reads, there is a little goblin king who can fulfill people's wishes, and Sarah gambles to make a wish to him, hoping that he will take away his annoying brother, but the wish comes true, and the goblin king Jass appears in front of Sarah and robs Toby.
Jass tells Sarah that if she wants to save her brother, Sarah must travel through a huge and complex labyrinth within the allotted time, and if she fails, Toby will stay in the goblin world forever and never return home.
In order to make up for her mistakes, the brave Sarah resolutely embarked on an adventurous journey.
A cold humorous version of The Wizard of Oz, an underrated Cult masterpiece, 16-year-old Jennifer Connery stunned the audience.
NO.10
Creation makes man
Creation
Director: Jon Amir
Writers: John Corey
Starring: Paul Bettany / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 7.4
In a picturesque English countryside, naturalist Charles Darwin (Paul Bettany) lives an idyllic life with his wife and daughter.
His eldest daughter, Anne, was curious about the world, and Darwin taught her a great deal of natural and scientific knowledge, including his theory of evolution.
However, at a time when the world believed that God was the Creator, the evolutionary theory in her daughter's mouth was undoubtedly dangerous, so that she was physically punished by her tutor, and even Darwin's beloved wife Emma could not agree with his ideas and research.
Darwin was even more traumatized by the fact that soon after, Little Anne died of illness, and the only source of power that supported him to complete the doctrine was dimmed, and the work of compiling the manuscript of "Origin of Species" became like a retrograde thorn, and it was difficult.
Adapted from the biographical novel Annes' Box by Darwin's third-generation grandson Randall Keynes, the film reveals the delicate and rich side of the life of a great scientist.
NO.9
Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel
Director: Robert Rodriguez
Writers: James Cameron
Starring: Rosa Salazar / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 7.5
Set in the distant 26th century, surgeon Ed picks up a mechanical girl with only her head left in a junkyard and takes her home, dresses her with a prosthetic body she had prepared for her late daughter, and names her Alita (Rosa Salazar).
After waking up, Alita became deeply interested in this colorful but violent and cruel world, and after meeting the young Hugo, Alita began to be exposed to a sport called motorized ball, and showed amazing talent for fighting in the game.
Above the heads of the residents of the Scrap Iron City, there is a huge floating city of Salem, and all the labor and efforts of the residents of the Scrap Iron City are to provide fuel for Salem to continue to operate.
In the motor ball game set up by the chaebol Victor, the winner who eventually wins the championship can qualify to live in Salem, and Alita decides to use her martial arts talent to participate in the game, but is caught up in a huge conspiracy.
Avatar director James Cameron served as producer and Sin City director Rodriguez directed, and was nominated for the Golden Satellite Award for Best Visual Effects.
NO.8
Starlight confusion
Star
Directed By: Peter del Monte
Writers: Peter Del Monte
Starring: Jennifer Connery / Laurent Tezfer
Douban score: 7.7
The story takes place in the historic city of Spolero in Rome, where Claire (Jennifer Connery) travels from New York to attend ballet school.
Here, Claire meets a young man named Jason, and the two of them wander the streets and are sent by the gods to the old house of the famous ballet dancer Natalie (Jennifer Connery).
As time went on, Claire gradually felt that there seemed to be some strange events happening to her that could not be explained by science, and all of this was inextricably linked to Natalie, who died in a car accident.
Jason, who is also aware of the incident, decides to investigate the truth, and in the process, he discovers that Natalie's soul seems to be eroding Claire's mind little by little.
Connery, who danced ballet, is a great beauty, playing both the white swan who is the embodiment of goodness and the black swan representing evil, and the superb dance and acting skills are shocking.
NO.7
Being a mother
Little Children
Director: Todd Field
Writers: Todd Field / Tom Perrotta
Starring: Kate Winslet / Jennifer Connery
In a quiet and ordinary community, housewife Sarah (Kate Winslet) works every day to take children, while her husband Richard indulges in adult websites to masturbate all day, and the relationship is on the verge of becoming nominal.
On boring days, Sarah's attention is drawn to Brad, the "lawyer lover" of the same community. Brad's wife, Casey, is a strong woman who is busy with work and has no time to take care of the family, and the strangers the couple becomes.
Sarah and Brad get closer and closer by borrowing the name of bringing children, often meeting at the community pool, and they eventually cross the line...
The summer's oppressive atmosphere, culminated in panic caused by the arrival of a pedophile in the community, has led Sarah to plan an elopement after an unbearable affair with Brad. And that night, the unexpected happened.
The film was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Feature Film in a Motion Picture Category, and even with "Oscar queen" Kate Winslet as the lead actress, Connery's acting skills are also unforgettable.
NO.6
He doesn't really like you that much
He's Just Not That Into You
Director: Ken Carpis
Writers: Abby Cohen
Starring: Ben Affleck / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 7.8
Kiki is a girl who is full of fantasies about love, but she is frustrated in one date after another. Her girlfriends Beth and Jenny (Jennifer Connery) constantly encourage Kiki to cheer up in her relationship, but each has regrets about her love.
Beth and Nell lived together for seven years, but they couldn't wait for the wedding ring she had been looking forward to. Jenny's sensitivity brings her marriage to Ben to an impasse, and Ben's affair with singer Anna adds to their marriage.
Anna refused, expecting Ben to leave Jenny with enthusiasm, but could Ben leave Jenny and come to her side?
A few girls stumble around the city with dreams of love, saying in the mouth of the bar owner that breaks the hearts of all women: "He actually doesn't like you that much".
Ben Affleck + Jennifer Connery + Scarlett Johansson, the luxurious cast is eye-catching enough.
NO.5
Dusty Homestead
House of Sand and Fog
Director: Vadim Perman
Writers: Vadim Perman
Starring: Jennifer Connery / Ben Kingsley
Abandoned by her husband, Casey (Jennifer Connery) is devastated, and every day, only under the anesthesia of alcohol can she resist the torment of inner pain.
Kathy became increasingly depressed, no longer concerned about herself and anything around her, until one day she received a notice from the magistrate that her house was about to be auctioned off for tax arrears, without Kathy knowing it.
The Emile (Ben Kingsley) family becomes the new owners of Casey's house, and as they prepare to move in with a beautiful vision of the future, they are confronted by an angry and neurotic woman.
When a person is on the opposite side of the two people in order to protect his family and a man in order to protect his memories, good and evil can no longer be clearly distinguished, only that tragedy is at hand.
As a tragic masterpiece, it is delicate and calm in narrative arrangement, and the plot is interlocking, and it has been nominated for three Academy Awards.
NO.4
Requiem of Dreams
Requiem for a Dream
Director: Darren Aronofsky
Writers: Hubert Selby Jr
Starring: Jared Leto / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 8.7
Harry (Jared Leto) and Marianne (Jennifer Connery) love each other, dream of opening a clothing store, and dream of a better tomorrow. However, they are inseparable from drugs and want to earn the first pot of gold by selling drugs.
Harry's mother was a complete TV fan, and her biggest dream was to be on TV, so she swallowed diet pills in spite of her old age. Because of the drug content in the drug, she gradually became addicted.
Harry's friend Dillon is also an addict and joins the underworld in order to make a lot of money. In order to dream, they work hard, but step by step they are trapped in drugs and cannot extricate themselves.
Harry's arm was cut off for injecting drugs; Marianne sold her body and self-esteem for drugs; Harry's mother ended up in a mental hospital and tortured; Dillon was imprisoned. What kind of gesture should the lost person appease his soul?
Extremely depressing dark movies, with excellent anti-drug effects, everyone struggles in reality and dreams.
NO.3
Blood drills
Blood Diamond
Director: Edward Zwick
Writers: Charles Riverett
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio / Jennifer Connery
In Sierra Leone, Africa, in the 1990s, the land was devastated by successive wars, and the illegal diamond trade became increasingly rampant.
Archer, an out-of-the-box war dealer who makes a living selling war-zone diamonds, learns in prison that the fisherman Solomon has the finest pink diamonds in his hands.
Realizing that this was his chance to leave Africa, after his release from prison, he found Solomon and prepared to find the diamond with him and leave Africa.
Solomon, an ordinary fisherman who was forced to mine diamonds by the rebels because of the civil war and the separation of his family, found a high-quality pink diamond and hid it.
As war ensues, Solomon goes to jail, is rescued by Archer, and with the help of war correspondent Maddie Bowen, finds his separated family, while his son Dia is taken away by the rebels.
A distraught Solomon agrees to work with Archer to find the diamond within the rebels' control and to find his son. Two very different people, because a blood diamond linked fate.
The brutal history of Africa's deep suffering, civil wars and blood diamonds is shocking, and the film also borrows the mouth of a female journalist to satirize that we are all consuming the pain of others.
NO.2
Beautiful mind
A Beautiful Mind
Director: Ron Howard
Writers: Aziva Goldsman
Starring: Russell Crowe / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 9.0
When he was a graduate student, John Forbes-Nash Jr. published the famous game theory, which, although only 26 pages long, had a profound impact on the economic, military and other fields.
But as John Forbes-Nash Jr. became internationally famous, his superior intuition was plagued by schizophrenia, but that didn't stop him from moving to the highest levels of academia.
With the encouragement and help of his beloved wife Alicia (Jennifer Connery), he walked slowly, but never stopped, and in the end, with more than ten years of unremitting efforts and tenacious will, he got his wish.
In the biographical film of the great mathematician John Forbes-Nash Jr., Jennifer Connery is gentle and powerful, and fortunately, the woman who loves him also exists in reality.
NO.1
America's Past
Once Upon a Time in America
Director: Sergio Leone
Writers: Piero de Bernardi
Starring: Robert De Niro / Jennifer Connery
Douban score: 9.2
In 1933, New York gangster Nooodles (Robert de Niro) was hunted down for informing Superintendent Halloran that he had killed three of his accomplices.
Before fleeing, he opened the suitcase where the gang fund was stored, but it contained only newspapers. In 1968, The Goodles, who had changed his name and surname, received a letter from the synagogue informing them of the relocation of relatives and friends.
Noodles contacted the rabbi and learned that the letter had been sent eight months earlier and that three of his accomplices had been relocated to a lavish cemetery. Noodles returns to New York to find out what's going on with his old friend Mo, but finds nothing.
During the small talk, Noodles asks about Mo's sister Deborah and learns that she has become famous. It turns out that the two have a good feeling for each other when they are young, but Deborah (Jennifer Connery) is ambitious and down-to-earth, and rationally keeps the street thugs out.
Noodles found a key in the cemetery and used it to open the locker where the suitcase was stored. This time, the box was full of hundred-dollar bills, and a note that read, "Advance payment for the next job"...
Jennifer Connery's glance touched the hearts of many people, and to this day, this ballet shot is still an indelible film and television classic.
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