Braveheart (1995)
Director: Mel Gibson
Writers: Randall Wallace
Starring: Mel Gibson\ Sophie Marceau \ Catherine McMark / etc
Genre: Drama/Action/Biography/History/War
Producer country: United States
Douban score: 8.9
Set against the backdrop of court politics in England in the 13th and 14th centuries, the film focuses on war and tells the story of william Wallace, the leader of the Scottish Uprising, and the indomitable struggle with the rulers of England. The film was released in the United States in May 1995. In 1996, the film won five awards at the 68th Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director.
After his father and brother were killed in an uprising, Wallace was raised by his uncle. When wallace grew up, he returned to his hometown to marry Melen, and he hoped to live a stable and harmonious life with his wife from then on. However, after his beloved wife was killed, the hatred with the country finally broke out, and he and the villagers joined forces to organize an army to pursue Scottish independence. Wallace's repeated victories and fame have attracted many people to join the rebel army. Later, King Edward of England pretended to negotiate peace and lured Wallace to appear, and Wallace was arrested and sentenced to death.
Dare to struggle in the face of power, bravely move forward in the face of difficulties, do not give up, do not abandon. That's what this film teaches us.
The Legend of Ah Gan (1994)
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Starring: Tom Hanks/Robin White, etc
Genre: Drama/Biography/Love/Inspirational
Douban score: 9.5
There is a line in the movie that is impressive, "I don't think that the maturity of the human mind is more and more tolerant and encompassing, and everything is acceptable, on the contrary, I think it should be a process of gradual elimination, knowing what is most important to know what is most important, knowing what is not important." And then, be a simple person."
He was born mentally handicapped and had an IQ of only 75, yet his mother was a strong woman who often encouraged Forrest Gump to "be a fool and a fool" and asked him to be self-reliant. In the end, "fools have foolish blessings" to get the inspirational story of Heaven's favor and creating miracles in many fields
I hope this movie can take you out of the trough and confusion.
Letter of Acceptance (2006)
Director: Steve Pinker
Starring: Justin Long / Jonah Hill / Columbus Schotter / Maria Tyer / Blake Lively etc
Douban score: 7.6
The film tells that Bartby, who is about to graduate from high school, is facing the pressure of further education, and all 8 college admission letters he submitted were rejected. Under the pressure of society and family, he founded a university and started his university life.
It's not just school education that's called learning, learning can happen anywhere. People's future has unlimited possibilities, and the most important thing is not to stop learning.
Everyone has their own dreams, and when they are shattered, they are deeply disappointed. However, as long as the hope is there, everyone is willing to go all out! Even if you are not recognized by others, you must not give up, you must bravely pursue your dreams, and you will eventually succeed!
Breaking Bad Munich (2017)
Directed by: Anton Megditchev
Starring: Vladimir Mashkov, John Shavich, Marat Barsharov, Sergei Galmesh, Ivan Kolesnikov
Type: Biography
Producer country: Russia
In the final of the 1972 Munich Olympic Basketball Championship, three seconds before the end of the game, the United States, leading by one point, had begun to celebrate the victory in advance, because they believed that the result was a foregone conclusion. However, the Soviet national team tried its best in the last three seconds to reverse the result of the game.
We will not give up easily, we will fight until the last moment
No matter how difficult it is, we believe that as long as we are brave enough to move forward. We will surely defeat him and win the final victory.
The King's Speech (2010)
Director: Tom Hopper
Starring: Colin Fiss/Jeffrey Rush
Douban: 8.4
The film tells the story of Prince Albert, Duke of York, who suffered from severe stuttering, after the death of King George V in 1936 and the abdication of Edward VIII, who was in danger of becoming King of England, and then under the treatment of language therapist Reiner Logue, George VI overcame obstacles and gave an inspiring speech before the Second World War.
It's a beautiful movie, it's a work of art. In the movie, there are no visual effects, no beautiful women, no tough guys, no costumes, no magnificent momentum, and no hot action scenes. The picture lens, like a short flower in full bloom in the middle of the night, is clearly quiet and has no climax, but every second and every minute is in your eyes and buckled into your chest.
In the face of today's fierce competition, as long as you work hard, there is nothing you can't do. The greatest enemy of life is yourself.