"Hey, wild waves, what are you doing now?"
"Rub the bait!"
"It's all done."
"Tie the fishing line and hook it!"
"Packed up early."
"Sew up the fish or tidy up."
"It's done."
"Let's see the movie;"
"Then recommend a few."
Today's wild wave fishing will recommend a few fishing to everyone, after all, now everyone is at home is patriotic, carrying the new crown, supplementing fishing skills are not wrong.
1. "Big River Love" (USA) Douban score 8.7 points
It's not just a movie. This is also a flowing oil painting, or a soothing prose, a soothing prose that fades into the heart and memory of father-son love.
Synopsis: The two brothers often fish with their father. The babbling river, quiet afternoon, became the most memorable moment between father and son. His father was an old pastor who often preached in the town, and the eldest son, Norman (Craig Sheffer), inherited his father's career— he was good at lecturing and returned to his hometown to preach after graduating from college. The youngest son, Paul (Brad Pitt), has a very different personality — he loves freedom and has a peculiar fishing method. What is worrying, however, is that he became addicted to gambling and was beaten for owing money.
After receiving an offer from the University of Chicago after his marriage, Norman enjoyed fishing again along the great river with his father and brother before leaving home for Chicago. He persuaded Paul to leave with him, but Paul was obsessed with fishing and did not want to leave. Unexpectedly, this was the final reunion.
2. "Fishing Fan Sanping" (USA) Douban score 8.7 points
It is a film based on a well-known Japanese juvenile manga, and the director Yojiro Takita is a well-known Japanese director who has won many international film awards.
Synopsis: Her mother dies at an early age, her sister Aiko (Yuki Kashiki) travels to Tokyo alone to study, and the young boy Mihira Mihira (Kenta Suga) stays with his grandfather in the birds-scented countryside of Akita Prefecture. Influenced by his grandfather Kazuhira (Tsunehiko Watanase) since childhood, Mihei loves fishing and has a very high talent and skill. After winning the first place at a fishing conference, Mihei happens to meet the fishing master Umagawa Yushi (Takashi Tsukamoto) who is cruising across the country, and their common hobby makes them quickly become friends. However, before long, Aiko returned to the countryside, and she was extremely opposed to her brother's life of fishing and no intention of studying, hoping that this trip would take Mihira to Tokyo for a good education. It just so happens that the fish gentry plans to go to the nearby NightIng valley to challenge the legendary "monster" Kayu, grandpa and Aiko take this as a bet, and the four of them go to the inaccessible mountains together...
3. "The Old Man and the Sea" (USA) Douban scored 8.7 points
The film is based on the original work of the famous American writer Hemingway.
Synopsis: Santiago, a lonely and elderly Cuban fisherman who has not caught a fish for eighty-four consecutive days, does not give up and sails alone to the inaccessible Gulf of Mexico, and finally catches an eighteen-foot-long large marlin on the fifth day. After two days and nights of desperate fishing, the exhausted Santiago finally surrendered the never-before-seen fish and tied it to the side of the boat. As night fell, the scaly Santiago returned home with joy, but unexpectedly, on the seemingly calm sea, a large group of hungry sharks were tailing the smell of blood...
4. "Golden Pond" (USA) Douban score: 8.8 points
Synopsis: Written by Ernest Thompson, the film depicts a retired old professor and his wife vacationing in a holiday home on the shores of Lake New England, but facing various crises of old age on calm days. His daughter had just been divorced and was in a wandering state of mind. The two fathers and daughters, who have always had a bad relationship, finally untied all kinds of knots because their thirteen-year-old grandson lived with his grandparents for a period of time...
The film won three Academy Awards for Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor and Best Actress, making Catherine Hepburn the only four-time Academy Awards in film history, and Henry Fonda also won his long-awaited Oscar in his hospital bed.
5. "True Love Recovery" (USA) Douban score: 7.9 points
Synopsis: Noah, a World War II veteran, returns to his hometown after the war and discovers that he has nothing. Both parents died, brothers were imprisoned, and even the family's farmland was sold out. The lonely Noah could only find another place that could be called "home". A mysterious stranger leads him to a wonderful place called the Valley of the Moonlight. There, Noah meets Matthew, a silent boy, and Eleanor, a young widow. In Matthew and Noah, a father-son relationship develops
6. "Embracing the Sea" (Mexico) Douban score: 8.3 points
Synopsis: The little boy lives in Italy with his mother, and he comes to a fishing village in Mexico to spend a short time with his father and grandfather.
The life of a contemporary sea fisherman, a true harmonious coexistence between man and nature! The bird paragraph is very touching, the people there are very kind to the environment, the blue sea and blue sky, the father and son are warm, this child is very happy ...
The film won the Golden Tiger Award at the 2010 Rotterdam Film Festival,
2010 Miami Film Festival Iberian Jury Award,
International Film Critics Award, Toulouse Latin American Film Festival 2010.
7. "Fun Fishing Threesome" (USA)
Synopsis: Hollywood superstars Joe Pacy and Danny Glover, performing an adventurous comedy that even the fish laugh at, "Touch the Fish", now you have to explode your comedy cells! Gus (Danny Glover) and Joey (Joe Paisy) are a pair of smelly buddies whose hobbies are besides fishing or fishing. On a trip to Florida to fish, the two weave a big dream of "catching a big fish" in the spring and autumn. Who knew that they had encountered the murderous demon king who was wanted by the whole country, and from then on, all the disasters had been encountered for them! First, cars were stolen, fishing boats were scrapped, and even dream holiday cabins were destroyed by hurricanes. However, after a series of bizarre accidents with high tides, the innate "super-decay ability" of these two supernatural "broom stars" actually involved unimaginable world anecdotes...
8. "Diary of a Fishing Fan" (Japan) Douban score: 8.3 points
Synopsis: The film series is based on the fishing manga of the same name by Yamazaki Judhito and drawn by Kenichi Kitami. Created by civilian master Yoji Yamada since 1998, the series of films is a huge hit with one film per year. This film is not only full of a variety of funny and brisk language and plot, but also loses its serious and deep connotations, so that the audience can get useful inspiration in entertainment and entertainment, which is endlessly evocative. The locations of this series of films are located in fishing resorts all over Japan, and the audience can enjoy the light-hearted and humorous stories while accompanied by the footsteps of fishing fan Ayumi Hamasaki Nobusuke, and the charming natural scenery of each place is also in full view, so that the audience can feel relaxed and pleasant in the process of watching.
9. "Big Fish" (USA) Douban score 8.7 points
Synopsis: Edward (Ewan McGregor) is a freedom-loving man by nature, and as an adult, he chooses to leave his hometown and embark on a journey around the world. Along the way, Edward meets a variety of bizarre characters and experiences countless wonderful adventures, and his greatest interest in the future is to repeat his fantasy journey to others.
Will (Billy Crudup) is Edward's son, and he doesn't believe the bizarre stories his father tells, and is even bored with them. After marriage, he broke off contact with his father, and in a blink of an eye, several years passed. When he hears from Edward again, Will learns that his father is about to die, and he decides to see Edward for the last time. This time, however, Will finally discovers the mystery and truth behind these stories.
10. "Salmon Fishing in Yemen" (UK) Douban score 7.0
Synopsis: Dr. Jones (Ivan McGregor, an expert in salmon) works for the Uk's fisheries department, and the midlife crisis makes him feel bored and tired of life. One day, Dr. Jones suddenly receives a seemingly fantastic task. A wealthy Yemeni chief contacts Dr. Jones through his young secretary, Harriet (Emily Blunt), hoping to use Dr. Jones's wisdom to help him realize his dream of fishing for salmon in Yemen. At the same time, the British government found great political significance in this plan, and the British Prime Minister's spokesperson (Kristin Scott Thomas) joined in with great interest. As the work progressed, subtle changes took place between Dr. Jones and Harriet. But in the face of a wife who has been with him for the rest of his life, and in the face of a boyfriend who has returned from war, where will Dr. Jones and Harriet choose? How will this magical project, which spans both countries, change after the British government joins? Can the sheikh's dream of fishing for salmon in Yemen succeed?
11. "Fishing Day" (Argentina) Douban score: 7.1 points
Synopsis: Marco is a businessman in his 50s who lives in Buenos Aires. After the past alcoholic, after he ended his hospitalization, he used his vacation to go fishing on the Patagonian coast where his daughter Ana lived, and to visit his daughter, whom he had not seen for several years, hoping to improve their relationship.
Finally, I hope that you have not finished fishing these movies, the epidemic has ended, and when the spring is in full bloom, you can fish in the flowers!