There are always some movies, maybe you can't remember the plot of the movie, but the feeling when watching it is never forgotten, and today I recommend a few such movies to you.
1. "Three Fools Bollywood"
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Three Fools Bollywood is based on Chitan Bahat's novel Five Points, directed by Lakuma Hirani and starring Amir Khan, Madhavan, Salman Josh and Karina Karp.
Synopsis: Farhan, Legge, and Rancho are fellow university classmates who all studied at Imperial College, India's prestigious university, and formed a deep friendship during their college years. Farhan didn't really want to study industrial design, he wanted to be a field photographer; Leggie's family was very poor, and his family hoped that After graduation, Leggey would find a good job to improve the family's financial situation; and Rancho's origins have always been a mystery. The mystery won't be revealed until a decade after they graduate.
In the college known for its rigor, Rancho was a very different student, he openly confronted the dean and questioned his teaching methods, and he used his wisdom to break the traditional educational concept of the college. However, he provokes the dissatisfaction of the model student "Silencer" (Omi Vega Omi Vaidya), who agrees to compete with Rancho ten years later to see who will be more successful. However, when it came time to graduate, Rancho chose not to say goodbye. So for the sake of the agreement of the year, the "silencer" took Legge and Farhan on a journey to find Rancho.
2. "Green Book"
Don't be dissuaded by the movie title!!
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Green Book is a drama film directed by Peter Ferrari and starring Vigo Mortsen and Mahsala Ali.
It tells the story of The Italian-American bodyguard Tony, who was hired to drive the world's finest jazz pianist Don. The pianist will start a tour from New York, a story of friendship between the two that spans races and classes.
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Tony also needed a job due to the closure of the nightclub. A friend suggested that he go to an interview held by a music doctor to find a driver. When he arrived at the luxury apartment, he found that the Ph.D. was a black classical pianist named Don, and the pianist was in need of a driver to pick up and drop off him during his tour of the South. Of course, both knew in their hearts that they could easily get into trouble in the segregated southern regions of the 1960s, but Tony needed money and Don needed a professional driver who could take care of him. The record label that paid Tony gave him a "Green Book" guide that listed places where local blacks could eat and sleep, as many hotels and restaurants were white-only.
3, "This killer is not too cold"
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The film mainly tells the touching story of a professional killer and a little girl.
Synopsis: The slums of New York are inhabited by an Italian named Leon (Jean Renault), a professional killer. One day, a neighbor girl, Mathilde (Natalie Portman), knocks on his door and asks to avoid his murder. It turned out that the owner of the neighbor's house was the policeman's eyeliner, and he was punished by the evil police for embezzling a small bag of drugs. Mathilde was rescued by Leon and began to help Leon manage the household and teach him to read, while Leon taught girls to use guns, and the two got along well. The girl tracks down the evil police, rushes to take revenge, and is accidentally caught. Leon arrived just in time to rescue the girl. They moved again, but the girl fell into the wrong hands. Leon knocks down a patch of police, rescues the girl again and lets her escape through the ventilation duct, and instructs her to go and get his accumulated money out. Leon disguises himself as a policeman and tries to get out of the encirclement, but is recognized by the cunning evil police and has to detonate the bomb on his body...
4. The Shawshank Redemption
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The theme of the film is "hope", which shows the fear of "the passage of time and the transformation of the environment" as an individual through the special background of the prison, which is forced to deprive freedom and places a high emphasis on discipline. The film ends with the revenge catharsis of the Count of Monte Cristo.
Synopsis: Set in 1947, banker Andy is accused of shooting his wife and her lover, and Andy is sentenced to life imprisonment, meaning he will spend the rest of his life in Shaunke prison.
Red was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in 1927 and was released on parole several times without success. He became an "authority figure" in Shaunke Prison, and as long as you could afford it, he could get almost anything you wanted: cigarettes, candy, alcohol, even marijuana. Whenever a new prisoner came, everyone bet on who would cry on the first night. Red thinks that Andy, who is weak and angry, must cry, and Asi's silence causes him to lose two packs of cigarettes. But it also made Red look at him differently.
For a long time, Andy didn't have contact with anyone, and while everyone complained, he took a leisurely walk in the yard, just like in the park. A month later, Andy asked Rhett to help him get his first thing was a small pickaxe, explaining that he wanted to carve something small to kill time, and said that he had managed to escape the prison routine. Soon, Red was playing Andy's carved chess. Later, Andy created a huge poster of movie star Rita Hayworth and pasted it on the wall of his cell.
Once, when Andy was out working with several other inmates, he overheard the prison officer talking about paying taxes. Andy said he had a way to get the prison officer to legally dispense with the large tax, and in exchange he won two bottles of Tiger beer for each of his dozen inmate friends. Sipping a beer, Red said he felt free again for the first time in years.
Andy's mastery of the financial system soon freed him from the heavy physical labor and harassment of other perverted prisoners. Soon, the famous Andy began to deal with tax issues for more and more prison guards, and even the children's further education came to him for advice. At the same time, Andy has gradually become an important tool for Shaunke Prison Warden Norton to launder money. Because Andy kept writing letters to the governor, he finally applied for a small amount of money for the prison library. Prison life is very dull, and you always have to find something to do on your own. Andy heard that Red used to love playing harmonica, so he bought one for him. In the dead of night, melodious and slight harmonica sounds can be heard echoing through the prison.
The arrival of a young inmate shatters Andy's peaceful prison life: this inmate has heard about Andy's case while serving his sentence in another prison before, and he knows who the real culprit is! But when Andy asked the prison director to reopen the case, he was refused and severely punished with two months of solitary confinement. In order to prevent Andy from being released, the prison director designed to kill the insider!
Faced with the harsh reality, Andy becomes depressed. One day, he said to Red, "If one day you can get parole, you must go somewhere and fulfill a wish for me." That was where I first dated my wife and dug out a box under a big oak tree there. Then you will know what it is. That night, the wind and rain were thick and the thunder was loud, and Andy, who had been redeemed by his soul, successfully escaped from prison.
It turned out that for twenty years, Andy had been digging holes with that little tsuckershoe every day, and then covering the hole with a poster. After Andy was released from prison, he took some of the black money saved by the prison director and denounced the truth of the prison director's corruption and bribery. What the warden saw in the safe where he kept his small ledger was a Bible left by Andy, the first page of which reads, "The way to salvation is in it," and a hollowed-out section of the bible to hide the hole-digging pickaxe.
After 40 years in prison, Red was finally released on parole, and he found a box of cash and a handwritten letter from Andy under the oak tree he had agreed with Andy, and the two old friends were finally reunited on Mexico's sunny waterfront.
5. "Hidden and Great"
When I first watched this movie, it was because I had just finished watching "Star You" and rushed to Kim So-hyun, but after watching the movie, it was a needle that did not poke!
Synopsis: Two years ago, North Korea's 5446 Secret Special Forces sent the leader of the five-star group, Yoon Yoo-hwan (Kim So-hyun), to infiltrate a village in South Korea as a spy. Yuan pseudonym Fang Dongjiu, as a fool, settled in the house of a miserly big mother, he knew the origins and movements of everyone in the village, and at the same time, in order not to show his feet, he had to often do some silly and ridiculous things. With the death of Kim Jong-il, there seems to be some changes in the motherland. Lee Hae-yong (Park Ki-woong), the leader of the Black Dragon Group who was a rival to Yuan at the time, and Lee Hae-jin (Lee Hyun-woo), a descendant who regards Yuan as a mentor and benefactor, appear in the village one after another. The lonely Dongjiu will slightly return to himself in front of the two comrades, and in the relationship with the people of the "enemy country", the coldness in his heart will slowly change.
One day, an order against the spies of Unit 5446 came, and the fate of the three young people ushered in the most severe pass...
I watch movies myself just to relax, to pass the time, not to learn anything from the movie or to explore any sense of life. (Represents personal ideas only [see])