In the face of the menacing epidemic, I believe that everyone "stays" at home to retreat and cultivate, I believe that many people are anxious about the work life after the epidemic, here I recommend a few movies, you can take it to observe, give yourself encouragement, and get through the difficulties together.
One: Defeat the giants
"Facing the Giants" tells the story of how a coach regains his confidence and courage and defeats fear with faith.
In Taylor's six-year coaching career, he never won a season. When Darren, the best player on the team, decided to transfer, their hopes of winning in the new season were gone. After losing three games at the start of the season, Taylor found out that the dads had decided to fire him. The ensuing pressure made him completely lose hope...
How will he regain his courage and faith, and defeat fear with faith...
Probably many friends have watched the video of those few minutes online, the video of crawling across the entire stadium blindfolded, which can be said to be a model of inspirational movies and videos. But the part that impressed me the most was the story the pastor told.
Two: weaknesses
Michael Oher, a black man, has been divorced by his parents since childhood and is homeless. However, Because of his strong physical condition and athletic talent, He was lucky enough to enter an orphanage. Although he scored zero points, there were some details that made him stand out. After a volleyball match, his initiative to clean up the garbage caught the attention of the Taussi family. So Mrs. Taussi decided to adopt Ohher and train him to be a rugby player. Mrs. Taussi made him feel the warmth of family. At the same time, Tossy's son also helped Oher train, so that he quickly integrated into the life of the rugby team and constantly stimulated the potential of the sport. Finally, in a game, he came to the fore for his outstanding performances, began to gain the attention of scouts, and finally gained a happy family.
The whole story uses a very warm tone technique, allowing people to watch this movie under a warm atmosphere throughout. The name of the movie is weakness, which gives people the feeling that it is the weakness of human nature, in fact, the whole movie uses weakness to suddenly warm between people.
Three: Reinvigorate the ball
The Kyle Patrick Juvenile Detention Center in Los Angeles, which houses members of juvenile criminal gangs, thieves, robbers and even murderers, is not yet an adult, but almost everyone thinks these children are hopeless. Sean Porter, a former college football star and now the administrator of the Kyle Patrick Juvenile Detention Center, fretted every day about the disputes between juvenile delinquents. In his opinion, these juvenile offenders could not change their minds in such a prison environment, and his work was meaningless, so he decided to do something about it. Encouraged by his elderly mother, Sean decided to change the lives of his children with rugby and get them back on track.
You can see the change, change a person, change a team. When you find your love, you have the same progress and retreat and share the hardships with your peers. I have glorified us, and we have glorified me.
Four: Coach Carter
The Richmond High School basketball team, which had never won any game before, was a team that had been repeatedly defeated, and all of this changed after Coach Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) took charge. He believed that the team could become the best basketball team under his leadership, so he asked the players to sign an agreement with him that if the team was not united or did not perform well, he would not continue to participate in any games. Under Carter's leadership, the team began to go uphill and eventually became an invincible king of victory. But at the 1999 National Championships, the players' performance was so unsatisfactory that Coach Carter was so frustrated that he actually closed the training hall and banned the team from any further competition. The move caused a great response, he became the focus of public discussion for a while, some people praised his character of basketball as life, but more people expressed puzzlement and even criticism of his actions
Coach Carter is a very inspirational movie, and my favorite run-through question from the movie is "What are you afraid of?" I've seen the question that can answer everyone's anxiety: What are you really afraid of? You can only solve it if you face it head-on.
Five: Chasing dreams and pure hearts
Rudy grew up in an ordinary family, the youngest of the brothers. The men of the family, including their father, were extremely fanatical about rugby, and they were big fans of the Notre Dame University team, and they did not fall every game on television. Rudy was no exception, but when he announced to the family that he was determined to play at the University of Notre Dame, the whole family did not think so. On the eve of graduating from high school, Rudy, who wanted to go to the University of Notre Dame, could not realize his ideals because of his poor grades. After graduation, he, like his brother Frank, entered the steel mill where his family worked. On his 22nd birthday, Rudy's friend gave him a coat emblazoned with the university of Notre Dame and encouraged him to realize his dream, and he was deeply moved. However, the unexpected death of his friend in the steel factory hit Rudy hard, and for the sake of his friend and for his dreams, he left his girlfriend who was already talking about marriage and resolutely stepped on the train to the University of Notre Dame.
Do you have a passion? Do you have a dream? After watching this movie you will fall into deep thinking that if we work hard enough, there is nothing we can't do. But are you trying hard enough? What's there to make you work hard enough? I hope that everyone can think about their dreams and loves.
Six: The longest yard
Paul Chloe (Adam Sandler), the ace quarterroad of the U.S. professional football team, was put in jail for some reason, and the intercollegiate gold medal coach Nate Scarboro (Bert Reynolds) was out there, but was also locked up at the same time. The two meet in prison, full of gunpowder. Warden Heyson (James Cromwell), the warden, loves rugby but is cruel by nature. He ordered Paul to form a football team in prison, and at first the prisoners were not interested, but when they found out that their opponents were actually prison guards, they became unusually enthusiastic and united. Because this is a great opportunity to take revenge on the cruel prison guards who usually oppress them.
So the inmates put their hopes on Paul, hoping that he could lead the whole team and give the prison guards a hard blow. With the encouragement and trust of his teammates, Paul finally put down the shelf, reconciled with Knight, and joined forces to fight against Wharton's oppression. Keltek (Chris Locke) is a chattering manager. Gradually, Paul earned the respect of his friends and became the spiritual leader of the team. But he also caused Walton's jealousy.
This is a very happy inspirational movie throughout, and it has an ending that deserves to be thought about while entertaining. Sometimes this is the case, although the darkness that society gives us is unacceptable to us, but never accepting defeat and not fearing power is proof that we do not follow the tide.
Seven: Success is in people
Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman), who has just finished his prison sentence, successfully ran for the presidency of South Africa. He led the break of apartheid and led the way, hiring white guards to establish communication across all colors. As host of the 1995 Rugby World Cup, South Africa returned to the international sports family.
But South Africa's rugby team, the white Springboks, is seen by many blacks as synonymous with racial discrimination. In order to break the barrier, Mandela was far-sighted and supported the Springboks' exchange matches with visiting teams from abroad. He meets Springbok Captain Pinar (Matt Damon), and the two have a heart-to-heart conversation. The latter led white players across South Africa to spread rugby to the general public, making the sport a bond between black and white.
"Through the night that covered me, I saw layers of bottomless darkness, and thanked God for the gift of the unconquerable soul, even if it was held tightly by hell. I don't cower or scream, and after wave after wave of blows, I don't bow my head in blood. Beyond this world of anger and tears, the shadows of terror wandered. I am the master of destiny."
The name of the movie has already said the main theme of the movie, and it is really a story that has become a success in people. As the poem says, I am the master of destiny.
Eight: Legend 42
In 1946, racial prejudice in the United States was still ubiquitous, when black players were only allowed to play in black baseball, so it made special sense for Blanche Ricky (Harrison Ford) to sign Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Bosman) and bring him into major leagues. Robinson wore the No. 42 jersey to represent the Brooklyn Dodgers as a starting baseman, a day that was not only a major event in baseball, but also recognized as the most important event in the history of the modern civil rights movement in the United States. Robinson endured the pressure of racial discrimination on the court and proved his ability with actions, thus ending the history of black and white player isolation in the United States.
This is one of the many films about the black American issue, and it's a movie that I really like. The cry that Robinson uttered when he rushed into the aisle and broke his bat seemed to make the whole world quiet, and only the cry could be heard. The last sound that I needed a new bat also made us feel powerless to change the world.
Nine: The Sewing Machine Band
Hu Liang (Qiao Shan), a young man in the town, invites a music agent Cheng Gong (Dong Chengpeng) to guard the rock park in his hometown. Finally, the drummer Dynamite (Li Hongqi), bassist Ding Jianguo (Gulinaza), guitarist Yang Shuangshu (Han Tongsheng), and keyboardist Xixi (Qu Junxi) are assembled. Together, they formed the "Sewing Machine Band". The six walked side by side from the deserted band recruitment scene to the performance stage with thousands of spectators. When the performance was preparing, the local real estate tycoon was willing to cancel the performance at a high price in order to demolish the park as soon as possible. A series of ridiculous stories have occurred in the process of chasing their dreams
Although this is a domestic comedy movie, I see different feelings in it. I have watched this movie many times, and I have carefully experienced the intentions of the small people in the middle of society to work hard for their dreams. There are many passages in it that can be said to be very touching: "I also had a dream, when I thought about when to start every day, and now I think about when to end every day", "Money can save lives, but the ideal is not." ”
Ten: Twelve citizens
In a summer university of political science and law, students who have not passed the final exam of the common law course are welcome to take the make-up exam. They formed a moot Western court, serving as judges, lawyers, prosecutors and other roles, and tried a controversial "20-year-old rich second generation father killing" case in society. A jury of 12 parents of the students was formed. These people come from different sectors of society, including doctors, real estate developers, security guards, professors, insurance salesmen, etc. After hearing the student court, they will make a final "judgment" on the case. The 12 jurors did not know each other, but according to the rules, they had to agree to end the trial. In the first round of voting, 11 people were found guilty of the "rich second generation" and all the evidence pointed to this result, the young suspect was only one step away from the death of public opinion. All the clues are discussed one by one, and as the trial progresses, doubts arise and the stories behind each person surface
There is no action movie fist to flesh, but a simple few personnel can make us feel the words poking at the heart. After watching this movie, you can feel that no matter what identity you have, there are secrets that are not known.
Under the advancement of layers, layer by layer peeling away things at the same time peeling away everyone's inner world.