The holidays are coming again, and in addition to spending time with family and friends during the long holidays, a cup of tea and a movie, looking back at the classics and immersing yourself in the old times.
Wa Xiaobian has more than 20 years of experience in watching movies, and hereby combs through the "holiday movie list" to recommend to everyone.
1. "Truman's World"
Synopsis: Truman's World is a 1998 film produced by Paramount Pictures. Directed by Peter Will and co-starring Kim Carey, Laura Linnie, Noah Emmerich, Ed Harris and others. The film was released in the United States on June 1, 1998. The film tells that Truman is the protagonist of a popular soap opera, everything around him is false, his relatives and friends are all actors, but he himself knows nothing about it. In the end, Truman walked out of this virtual world at all costs.
Perception recommendation: I watched it in my sophomore year, and I was very confused during the process of watching it, but in the end of the movie, I was very angry and helpless, maybe we are all Truman.
2. "Braveheart"
Braveheart is a war film produced by Paramount Pictures, directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau, and Catherine McMark. 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.
For freedom, rise up, for freedom, fight in blood, fight for freedom, fight to the death, for freedom, for freedom, with life. For the sake of Scottish freedom, William Wallace unveiled the uprising, even willing to pay the price of his life, the phrase "FREEDOM". I could see tears swirling in the corners of my eyes. This is a must-see movie for men.
3. "Three Fools Bollywood"
"Three Fools Bollywood": It's another movie that has been delayed by the name, and looking at the title of this movie, I really don't have the desire to see it. But when you see enough, you can't stop. In this magical country of India, the first time I saw a song and dance scene, I did not choose to fast-forward. Looking back, how many people live like Farran and Radu, if they have a friend like Rancho around them, will their lives be different? "Three Fools" is highly recommended!
4. "Dear Galileo"
Dear Galileo is a teenage love literary film directed by Nihiwat Tharathorn and co-starring Chutima Tipanat and Jarim Pern Jukate. The film tells the story of two Thai girls who fled to Europe together for different purposes, and in the process of travel, they learned about themselves and realized their lives.
The film tells the story of two Thai girls who fled to Europe together for different purposes, and in the process of travel, they learned about themselves and realized their lives. Everyone has a dream about leaving, including me. It's a Thai film about running away, about survival, about friendship, about growing up, about Galileo. The only answer to Galileo's law is that in a vacuum two iron balls hit the ground at the same time. In Sakura, Cotton, and Dan's Galileo game, the results of the whereabouts are "yes" and "no". Regardless of Galileo's results, you only want the answers in your hearts. Dear, after reading it, you can tell me your answer.
5. Pianist – An unparalleled Jumbodic memorial film
Just recommended the 93-year-old film "Schindler's List", simply followed by a similar theme but a very different style of "The Pianist", this film is directed by the big director Polanski, the literary atmosphere is strong, but the rhythm and watchability are fully in line with the needs of commercial films, in terms of authenticity and appeal to beat "Schindler's List". I prefer Pianist because it feels more lifelike and vivid with characters and scenes.
Only those who have seen these movies can really have a perceptual understanding of the catastrophe, otherwise that history is just a few numbers in books.
6. Ender's Game – A beautifully stunning fantasy movie
The story of this film is very well written, the stunts are in place, and the character portrayal is deep enough, which is a rare good film. The original novel is said to be grander, but the film itself is already well enough.
I've always rejected films like Star Wars, feeling that the author assumed too many scenes and then played them for himself in them. I prefer grounded stories. "Ender's Game" is similar to Star Wars in terms of story background, not grounded at all, but there is an interesting point to watch, that is, the growth of children, from a small genius, trained into a team leader, this process deeply attracted me. Recommend everyone to watch this movie, it is really good, not the kind of film that has no head, no brain, chaotic logic, and shows off stunts.
7. "The Great Sneak Attack" - the most meticulous, successful and perfect rescue plan in history
Calm-minded people must see movies. This film profoundly and vividly shows the brilliant achievements that the power of reason may achieve in war, which is more ornamental than those war movies that are messed up as soon as they go out (such as Black Hawk Down), and it is more frightening when watching, and it is recommended for all people who like war movies to watch, this movie can be said to be my personal favorite of all war movies.
After watching this movie, I knew why as a professional soldier I had to have those qualities, such as pragmatism, calmness, restraint, strict discipline and so on.
8. Rain man
In the film "Rain Man", Charlie Babbitt discovers that his father has left his inheritance to his autistic brother Raymond Babbitt, so he plans to cheat this wealth and plans to use his brother's super memory to gamble and win money, but in the process, the blood affection breaks the original alienation, and the sincere and touching brotherhood replaces Charlie's original selfishness of seeking only his own interests. The silly older brother eventually touched the younger brother's utilitarian heart, and the relationship between money and family affection reached such a delicate point. "Rain Man" will tell you about the contest between family and money.
9. Paradise Cinema
Cinema Paradiso: The elderly Everett says to the young Xavitu, "You are so young, the world is yours." And I'm old. I don't want to listen to you anymore, I'm going to hear people talk about you. "Such a sincere piece of heart, hidden, but all the vision of the future." Only youth is always forward-looking, and in the flow of time, there is a little optimism and hope for faith. It's a long film, and I watched it for almost three hours or an edited version. But watching a good movie is like a wise man talking to you, who is so good at telling stories that you only think that the time you spend together is too short. Young people are happy to witness the birth of a new world, but they are not willing to remember the old world that was once full of happiness. When we go to remember, perhaps, our hearts are old.
10. Get lost in Tokyo
This ten-year-old film, an early work of Scarlett, a sexy creature who was still young at the time, is beautifully made, sad and nostalgic, a bit of Wong Kar-wai's "Chongqing Forest", but not as fond of word games as Wong Kar-wai, and more logical.
Holiday recommend movies, hope you like it.