6. "Forrest Gump"
Lesson: Persistence
Every time I think of Forrest Gump running between the east and west coasts of the United States, I can't help but feel sad and excited. Do you believe in the success of a mentally retarded child? Do you believe that the people who gain the most in this world are those who do not care about gains and losses? A-Gump doesn't understand that he can't always follow a woman to help her fight, nor does he understand that an adult shouldn't always keep his *words in his mouth. Forrest Gump didn't know anything. He only knew that he kept running on the road based on his intuition, and finally he ran to the end.
My mother always said, life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what's in the box.
Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.
Who is Forrest Gump?
Plot introduction:
The film tells the extraordinary life of a disabled person. In the United States in the 1950s, the story happened in the town of Greenburg, Alabama... His name was Forrest Gump, and his home was in the town of Greenburg, Alabama. When he was a child in the 1940s, he was raised by his mother alone. He was stupid and had to wear an armband indicating imbecility on his arm, but he felt that he could understand every word of his mother. He is about to go to school, but the local public school cannot accept him because his IQ is only 75. After repeated pleas from his dear mother, he got on the school bus. Jenny, the only girl willing to sit next to him, became his only friend. Other children bullied him and teased him. At this time, Jenny had to say to him: "Run, Forrest, hurry up!" But he couldn't run fast. He ran and ran as hard as he could, and a miracle happened; the steel frame on his legs fell apart, and he ran as fast as a bird out of a cage...Run, run, just running forward. Until he was a middle school student, he also Running like this to avoid being teased by a group of scoundrels, he ran into a university's football field and entered the university. The football coach discovered his talent for running, and he was recognized as a rugby prodigy. Gan experienced a changing historical period in the world. He lived in various novel fashions, but no matter where he was or who he was with, he always missed Jenny. At this time, Jenny had gone astray and fell into despair. Finally one day, Jenny came back and they lived together for a while. Jenny fell into Gan's arms. He hugged him and left quietly at dawn. Gan woke up and found that the building was empty and he was sitting on the bench in the corridor. Then, suddenly, he strode to the lawn and ran forward. He ran out of the town and ran out of Alabama. He ran out of the town and ran out of Alabama. , ran to the end of the road, ran to the seaside, and then turned around and ran to the other side of the sea. A group of fanatical admirers followed him. Gan, who had always had short hair, gradually became a celebrity. On his way back to Greenburg, he received a letter from Jenny and told passers-by. The passerby told him that the address on the letter was nearby. He walked a block or two and walked forward. Jenny, he saw Jenny again, and he saw a very cute little boy. Jenny told him again. It's your child. Gan was stunned for a moment, and then ran to Little Forrest who was watching TV. At this time, Jenny was infected with an incurable disease. Gan said calmly, come back with me, and I will take care of you. The three of them returned to Greenburg Town and spent a happy time together. A-Gump opened, and little Forrest was old enough to go to school. A-Gump sat on the same stone where his mother had sent him to the school bus, and watched his son get on the school bus, thinking silently. A piece of soft feather floated from his feet to the blue sky and white clouds. Forrest Gump: I promised Bubba, and I have always tried to keep my promise.
Forrest Gump: Mom said stupid people do stupid things. I'm not stupid, I'm Forrest Gump.
"Forrest Gump" review:
In the competition for Best Picture at the 67th Academy Awards in 1995, the film "Forrest Gump" won six awards including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing and Best Visual Effects. The film reflects all aspects of American life through the description of the life of a mentally retarded person, and shows important events in the social and political life of the United States over the past few decades from a unique perspective. The film is adapted from Winston Groom's novel of the same name. It's just that the original work is an absurd novel full of satire, and the film embellishes and beautifies the story. It abandons the absurdity and reveals the irony of the original work, adding a kind of warmth to the film. This undoubtedly made the film more palatable to the audience and judges, but it sacrificed the rebellious fighting spirit of the original work and made the film a symbol of idealized morality.
Forrest Gump is portrayed as the embodiment of virtue in the film, being honest, trustworthy, serious, brave and emphasizing feelings. In the film, Forrest Gump is a very pure image, while Jenny has become a symbol of depravity. This is very different from the original work. For everything narrated, the film is presented with a warm and kind attitude from beginning to end, and even adds poetic elements, which makes the film appear soft and harmless. The film promotes and embodies traditional moral concepts. This makes the film easy for people to accept, and the director's superb arrangement skills and use of film language also make the film very attractive. The content of the film provides a guarantee for the film's commercial success, and the director's artistic treatment also makes the film more exciting. This is the reason for the film's success. "Forrest Gump" became one of the top-grossing movies in the United States that year.
Tom Hanks' performance in the film is very simple and natural. He won the Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in this film. This is his second consecutive Best Actor Award. The success of "Forrest Gump" also made Tom Hanks one of the most popular movie stars in Hollywood. For Tom Hanks, those two years were the luckiest in his acting career.
Seven "The Invincible East" Course: Talent
Men should not avoid watching martial arts movies. If you could only watch one martial arts movie, what would you choose? I think it should be "The Invincible East". Three thousand guests were drunk in the hall, and fourteen states were frosty with a sword. The swordsman's figure danced with the sword in the air, as graceful as a mighty dragon. Jin Yong's "The Swordsman" is about the pursuit of freedom. Geniuses such as Tsui Hark, Cheng Xiaodong, Zhang Shuping, Jet Li and others used movies to recreate the magnificent martial arts world written by Jin Yong. The song "A Laugh in the Sea" has been sung to this day and has become a source of fantasy for us and an outlet to escape reality.
8. Love and Responsibility: "Roman Holiday" Course: Love
Perhaps "Roman Holiday" is a bit of a blind romance, but Audrey. Hepburn's appearance makes it really become a fairy tale. She is like an angel traveling in the world, so beautiful that she cannot be stained by dust. The reporter kissed the dripping princess and then watched her slowly walk towards her official residence. At that moment, would you say silently in your heart, "Don't go"? In the Roman palace, two people stood so close and yet so far apart. Joe could only say: "Your friends will never let you down." And the princess could only reply, "Rome, of course it is Rome." In a person's life, even if there is only such a moment of spiritual connection, there will be less regrets!
Audrey Hepburn's blockbuster debut film not only won the Academy Award for Best Actress, but also set off "Hepburn fever" in the 1950s with her delicate and elegant temperament. Many girls imitated her hairstyle and clothing. In terms of the film's entertainment effect and artistic value, this film is also a critically acclaimed classic. The plot describes a British princess visiting the ancient capital of Rome. She regards red tape as a chore. She sneaks into the city at night to enjoy the night scenery. She meets a kind-hearted American reporter by chance. The two travel together arm in arm and develop a secret love.But when the visiting group of British officials discovered that the princess was missing, they all broke into a cold sweat. In the end, the princess reluctantly sacrificed her love for her duty, which was sad. Director William Wyler vividly integrated Rome's scenic spots into the plot, and the handsome Gregory Peck also perfectly matched Audrey Hepburn, making this romantic comedy very warm and pleasing to the eye.
