I like a lot of Hollywood movies. However, I will only mention 3 films at your request. The films below, which I bring with human philosophy, filmmakers always create meaningful messages to convey to viewers.
1. Forrest Gump
Born in 1994, "Forrest Gump" holds six Oscars, including Best Picture.
Forrest Gump is an idiot with only 75 IQs with mental retardation. However, experiencing the days with many American events, Forrest Gump eventually became a millionaire.
All the content of the film only so. But this is not a fairy tale of the 20th century. There are no miracles, though, given that Fortune was fortunate, oddly lucky. To reach the successful conclusion, Forrest only 10% luck. The other 90%, what do you know? It is a constant effort.Forrest Gump is probably an idiot with IQ 75. But he always has a strong belief and tries his best in everything. Run. Into the army. Play table tennis. Shrimp catch. Love Jenny.
Never before has the phrase "quit" appeared in Forrest's dictionary. Everything he always does with the most serious attitude. Serious attitude to life, serious attitude to everything he does.Over the course of so much suffering, he always keeps a clear faith in the future, in the people around him. Like deciding to buy a boat to catch a shrimp just for a promise to a dead friend.
Forrest Gump never suspected everything, never even thought of risk. Just want is to do. And finally, the iron will and faith that gave Torest Gump a "sweet", became millionaire "stupid" in everyone's eyes. Throughout the film is the love of Forrest Gump for his childhood friend - Jenny. Romance for a decade has not changed. It was Jenny who motivated Forrest Gump to move forward throughout his life. The most memorable remembrance of the film was Jenny's scream whenever he encountered a dangerous affair: "Run forrest, run away."The ending of the film also left many emotions. Can not say it is a happy or not happy ending for Forrest Gump. Jenny is seriously ill and dies. But they had daughters.
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2.The Godfather
It has been 28 years since the third and final installment of Mario Puzo's classic film adaptation, but its educational and humanitarian values remain intact (at least for me as such). There are many things we can learn from the film, about the core values of family and the principle of life.
"A man who does not spend time with his family can never be a real man!" - Vito Corleone.
"I swear on the lives of my children, give a chance to redeem myself, and I will sin no more" - Micheal Corleone
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The film revolves around the events of the Italian mafia family Corleone for 80 years. The movie features well-known actors including Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Duvall and Diane Keaton, one of the most iconic films in American television history, with all four leading stars. Oscar winners in the category of best actor.
3. Life Of Pi
Life of Pi, actually a special movie, for myself. After watching it, I immediately wanted to write something to redraw my feelings about the movie.
Based on Yann Martel's best-selling novel, "The Life of Pi" is a fantasy adventure that tells the story of a teenage Pi Patel . Pi Patel's family has a decision to migrate across the Pacific Ocean
It was unfortunate that the ship was in trouble, and Pi was the only survivor on a lifeboat with a hyena. a zebra, an orangutan and, in particular, a Bengal tiger. Pi's ocean voyage begins with unwanted companions. Pi must use all knowledge of wildlife and survival instinct to fight wild animals, to survive and face the loneliness, the fear of the vast sea always lurking danger.
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Last scene, when the tiger went into the forest without looking back, it was like the message: you survived, you do not need me anymore, I will completely disappear from your life, and you will again become a holy person as you used to be
