This hilarious sitcom cartoon has been recommended before, and since its broadcast, it has spoofed a large number of famous scenes and characters from famous movies. Last time, I introduced some movie spoofs of the era that are relatively recent, and this time I recommend some movies with a slightly older era.
This one is obvious, probably everyone has seen it. Director Kubrick's Clockwork Orange (1971)
The Shining (1980), also directed by Kubrick, is considered by many to be the most terrifying film in the history of cinema, the kind of horror that comes from the heart and becomes more and more terrifying the more you think about it.
The Graduate (1967) Tells the story of a recent college graduate who is seduced by a charming young woman, but falls in love with the young woman's daughter, which has become a classic of the times, and the music is particularly wonderful.
Citizen Kane (1941) is a film that has played an important role in the history of cinema and is recognized as the greatest film in the history of cinema. Countless teachers like to use this movie as a case study. In my opinion, it has changed from a film to a textbook, and the form is greater than the art.
Another Kubrick film, Full Metal Jacket (1987), the first 4 halves of Full Metal Jacket (1987), trained in Bali that was cool and dirty, and catchy songs; the later Vietnam War plot, realistic scenes, smoke and war, war. The film ends with the most ferocious whipping of human nature, which is anxious and thought-provoking. Born to Kill
Hitchcock's classic, Psycho (1960), this screaming scene and the plot of hanging the shower curtain have made many people afraid to hang the shower curtain to take a bath since then. The classics of this movie do not need to be the majority, and any fan can tell you for half a day. But watching this movie must answer a classic question: when the heroine is assassinated, the camera faces the shower, and every water mark on the shower is as clear as a naked eye. How does the camera do it?
Goodfellas (1990) and The Godfather and Once Upon a Time in America are called three classic gangster movies, and Robert Deloni is once again an irreproachable performance.
The Ten Commandments (1956) This film also has an unshakable place in film history, based on the book of Exodus, which tells the story of the Jewish prophet Moses who led the suffering Hebrews to flee Egypt, cross the Red Sea, and re-establish a new life. The film is listed as a government collection by the National Film Preservation Agency and is a classic in film history that cannot be missed.
An Officer and a Gentleman (1982) was an early romance film that was once an Oscar hit, but it seems a bit boring now.
North by Northwest (1959) Hitchcock's yet another classic suspense film, in which a man who is mistaken for someone else goes to great lengths to find the mistaken object. Two-hour long movie, full of suspense, not boring at all.