"The globally recognized top five movies, each of which is a benchmark in the film industry, have you seen any of them?
In the world of movies, there are always some works that people can't forget for a long time. They touch the softest part of our hearts with profound plots, exquisite performances, and deeply moving themes. Here are five classic movies that you must not miss, each of which is unique and unforgettable.
The first one "The Shawshank Redemption"#
- Rating: 9.7
- Starring: Tim Robbins / Morgan Freeman / Bob Gunton
- Film review: Whether it is the first time you watch it or after thinking about it for a while, you will feel that it is tasteless, without strong dramatic conflicts, and without heart-wrenching and soothing plots. What we have is a story about hope that the director tells us. This story emphasizes the process and downplays the result. The years of digging holes are just brushed off, while the process of escaping from prison is described in detail. That's why it feels so plain. Well, I can't continue writing, it really feels quite plain, and I didn't have any thoughts after watching it, but the next day when I lay in bed and savored it carefully, I vaguely felt that this film has some kind of attractive qualities, and I wanted to try to analyze it, which led to such thoughts.
The second one "Forrest Gump"#
- Rating: 9.5
- Starring: Tom Hanks / Robin Wright / Gary Sinise
- Film review: The overall tone of the film gives people a very comfortable feeling. Feathers are an important prop throughout the story. At the beginning of the film, a feather from the sky falls to Forrest's feet and is then collected by Forrest in his book. At the end of the film, the feather falls out of his book and lands at his feet, then flies into the sky. In my opinion, this feather may symbolize hope and pure beauty. Like Forrest, it is pure and untainted by the world, and it has a kind of destiny and reincarnation, constantly regenerating. Furthermore, telling the story from Forrest's simple perspective and criticizing America's inaction and hypocrisy is also one of the highlights of the film's positive reviews.
The third one "Farewell My Concubine"#
- Rating: 9.6
- Starring: Leslie Cheung / Zhang Fengyi / Gong Li
- Film review: Ten stars are not too many, the best in Chinese film history. This is a requiem for a generation. A performer survives during the Northern Expedition, blossoms during the Anti-Japanese War, degenerates during the Liberation War, gasps for breath during the Cultural Revolution, and is reborn during the era of peace. She is the true Yu Ji, every frown and smile reveals her passionate demeanor, disregarding the changes of the generations only for the favor of the king; unfortunately, he is not the true king, in the torrent of the times, he is just a mortal who bows to fate. The older brother is Cheng Dieyi, he is already inseparable from the play, with a glance and a turn of his eyes, he is the kind of infatuated person who is not satisfied with fate and is crazy for love. In short, the depth, breadth, and dramatic beauty of this tragedy are unprecedented in my eyes, worthy of being the best Chinese film, without a doubt.
The fourth one "Life Is Beautiful"#
- Rating: 9.6
- Starring: Roberto Benigni / Nicoletta Braschi / Giorgio Cantarini
- Film review: For such a classic, I appreciate it with full respect, but I am also used to appreciating it with skepticism. This film was directed by Roberto Benigni and starred Nicoletta Braschi, Giorgio Cantarini, and others. In 1999, the film won three awards at the 71st Academy Awards, including Best Foreign Language Film, Best Actor, and Best Original Score. The whole film is about two hours long and is not at all sluggish. Although it tells a terrifying war, it always gives people a very warm feeling, very healing. It is said that the core of comedy is tragedy, and this film perfectly interprets this sentence. It tells a cold war with romantic love, like a bloody photo with soft light and filters, cruel yet beautiful.
The fifth one "Inception"#
- Rating: 9.4
- Starring: Jean Reno / Natalie Portman / Gary Oldman
- Film review: Although the plot can be guessed, many scenes are interesting and worth pondering. But I like the ending scene the most, I like the sense of release from the high angle, and the language of the scene itself: planting a potted plant, rooting and growing, the concern for people is like the concern for the land... The ending song is very beautiful, a feeling of constantly stirring the heart with an ending that is bound to happen but you don't know when, a bit sad but with a hopeful melody. Speaking of the plot, spending a few weeks together, one person can have such a big impact on another person, although I don't know if it can last a lifetime, but even a moment is precious, very emotional, and I shed tears... But why didn't they take all of Tony's money back!
Each of the above five movies has its own unique characteristics, and each one is famous for its wonderful and well-thought-out story. They have been passed down to this day not only because of their excellent production and performances, but also because of their profound exploration of universal themes such as human nature, love, and hope. If you haven't watched any of these movies yet, take some time to experience the shock and warmth they bring to your soul.
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If you are a movie fan, you must pay attention to movie news and various information,
such as Mtime.
China's most influential movie media and e-commerce service platform,
committed to "letting movies meet life",
since its establishment in 2005,
it has become a must-visit place for every movie fan.
On Mtime, netizens have voted for
the top 100 movies with the highest scores,
how many of them have you seen?
Mtime's Top 100 Movies with the Highest Scores#
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"The Shawshank Redemption" 9.3 points; 2. "Inception" 9.2 points; 3. "Forrest Gump" 9.1 points; 4. "Schindler's List" 9.1 points; 5. "The Godfather" 9.1 points; 6. "Cinema Paradiso" 9.1 points; 7. "Three Idiots" 9.1 points; 8. "Gone with the Wind" 9.1 points; 9. "Once Upon a Time in America" 9.1 points; 10. "The Godfather Part II" 9.1 points;
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"Avatar" 9.0 points; 12. "WALL-E" 9.0 points; 13. "Léon: The Professional" 9.0 points; 14. "Farewell My Concubine" 9.0 points; 15. "Fight Club" 9.0 points; 16. "Michael Jackson's This Is It" 9.0 points; 17. "Hachi: A Dog's Tale" 9.0 points; 18. "The Pianist" 8.9 points; 19. "Dead Poets Society" 8.9 points; 20. "Violent Cop" 8.9 points;
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"Titanic" 8.8 points; 22. "Mary and Max" 8.8 points; 23. "Scent of a Woman" 8.8 points; 24. "The Lion King" 8.8 points; 25. "Roman Holiday" 8.8 points; 26. "Dead Poets Society" 8.8 points; 27. "To Live" 8.7 points; 28. "Love Letter" 8.7 points; 29. "The Pianist" 8.7 points; 30. "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" 8.7 points;
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"My Neighbor Totoro" 8.7 points; 32. "Castle in the Sky" 8.7 points; 33. "Into the Wild" 8.7 points; 34. "To Live" 8.7 points; 35. "The Beach" 8.7 points; 36. "Up" 8.6 points; 37. "Amélie" 8.6 points; 38. "Edward Scissorhands" 8.6 points; 39. "The Pianist" 8.6 points; 40. "Braveheart" 8.6 points;
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"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" 8.6 points; 42. "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" 8.6 points; 43. "The Truman Show" 8.6 points; 44. "Pulp Fiction" 8.6 points; 45. "Toy Story 3" 8.6 points; 46. "Big Fish" 8.6 points; 47. "A Chinese Odyssey Part One: Pandora's Box" 8.6 points; 48. "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" 8.6 points; 49. "The Sixth Sense" 8.6 points; 50. "Days of Being Wild" 8.6 points;
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"City of God" 8.6 points; 52. "Mulholland Drive" 8.6 points; 53. "Princess Mononoke" 8.6 points; 54. "The Lives of Others" 8.6 points; 55. "The Devil's Backbone" 8.6 points; 56. "Green Book" 8.6.5 points; 57. "Life Is Beautiful" 8.5.5 points; 58. "The Pursuit of Happyness" 8.5.5 points; 59. "Se7en" 8.5.5 points; 60. "How to Train Your Dragon" 8.5.5 points;
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"Departures" 8.5.5 points; 62. "Throw Down" 8.5.5 points; 63. "The Silence of the Lambs" 8.5.5 points; 64. "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" 8.5.5 points; 65. "Rain Man" 8.5 points; 66. "Heat" 8.5 points; 67. "Memento" 8.5 points; 68. "In the Mood for Love" 8.5 points; 69. "5 Centimeters Per Second" 8.5 points; 70. "Pirate Radio" 8.5 points;
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"Days of Being Wild" 8.5 points; 72. "The Notebook" 8.5 points; 73. "Clockwork Orange" 8.5 points; 74. "Good Will Hunting" 8.5 points; 75. "Rain Man" 8.5 points; 76. "Heat" 8.5 points; 77. "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" 8.4 points; 78. "Infernal Affairs" 8.4 points; 79. "The Bourne Ultimatum" 8.4 points; 80. "Cinema Paradiso" 8.4 points;
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"The Prestige" 8.4 points; 82. "Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles" 8.4 points; 83. "Howl's Moving Castle" 8.4 points; 84. "The Terminal" 8.4 points; 85. "American Beauty" 8.4 points; 86. "Chungking Express" 8.4 points; 87. "Gladiator" 8.4 points; 88. "If Only" 8.4 points; 89. "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" 8.4 points; 90. "Weakness" 8.4 points;
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"Singin' in the Rain" 8.4 points; 92. "Paris, je t'aime" 8.4 points; 93. "Spirited Away" 8.3 points; 94. "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" 8.3 points; 95. "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" 8.3 points; 96. "The Reader" 8.3 points; 97. "Brokeback Mountain" 8.3 points; 98. "The Butterfly Effect" 8.3 points; 99. "A Chinese Odyssey Part Two: Cinderella" 8.3 points; 100. "Face/Off" 8.3 points."