9. The Courage of Freedom: "Brave Heart" Course: Courage
Perhaps a hero is not an omnipotent god, but a hero must be a fearless warrior. When you stand on the street with flashing neon lights, when you face the despicable smiling face, you think of the Wallace who made you ashamed again. At this time, you put away the usual smile on your face and silently said to Mel. Gibson tributes have never been more solemn. Because he made us understand what a real hero is. "Freedom!" Wallace's cry before his death set your blood on fire.
Plot introduction:
When William Wallace was a child, his father, the Scottish hero Maso Wallace, died in the fight with the British army. When he was young, he studied culture and martial arts under the guidance of his father's good friend. Time flies. In order to consolidate his rule in Scotland, King Edward of England issued a decree allowing British nobles to enjoy the right of first night for married girls in Scotland, so that the nobles could be loyal to the royal family. Princess Isabella was a decisive and talented woman. She knew that this decree would make the British nobles interested in Scotland, but it would also arouse the resistance of the Scottish people. After completing his studies, young Wallace returned to his hometown and proposed to the beautiful girl Mellen, willing to be a law-abiding person. However, Mellen was unreasonably snatched away by the British army and killed. Wallace finally broke out. As the majority of villagers shouted "Queen of Heroes", they rose up, killed British soldiers and declared an uprising.
The Scottish noble Robert wanted to become the lord of Scotland. Under the instigation of his father Booth, he pretended to form an alliance with Wallace. Wallace defeated the attacking British army, and the Scottish Parliament knighted him and appointed him Lord Protector of Scotland. However, Wallace found that these Scottish nobles only considered their own interests and did not worry at all about the future of the people and the country. In order to ease the situation, Edward sent Isabella to negotiate peace. However, because the British king did not consider the freedom and equality of the people at all, and only wanted to bribe Wallace as a condition, the peace talks failed. It was only after Isabella returned that she realized that the peace talks were simply a guise. The King of England united the Irish army and the French army to surround Wallace's Scottish army. She hurriedly sent a letter to Wallace. Under the pressure of the army, the nobles panicked. Wallace led the troops into battle, and there was a melee. During the encounter, he accidentally discovered that Robert had colluded with the King of England, and he couldn't help but be hit hard. Isabella was overwhelmed by Wallace's passion and came to the station to confide her true feelings to him. The two were intoxicated in the happiness of love. The King of England once again proposed peace talks. Wallace knew it was a trap, but for the sake of peace, he still agreed to go. In Edinburgh Booth devised a conspiracy to capture Wallace and deliver him to the King of England. Rob was furious at his father's trick, and Wallace was finally sentenced to death. Isabella's plea failed. Before the King of England died, she told the King of England that the child she was carrying was not of the prince's blood, and that the child would soon become the new King of England.
Wallace shouted "freedom" before execution and shocked everyone. A few weeks later, when he was awarded the title, Robert shouted the slogan of revenge for Wallace and heroically inherited Wallace's legacy to fight against the British army.
Appreciation:
The film world in 1995 was almost completely occupied by "Braveheart". Mel Gibson was the year's biggest winner. "Braveheart" won the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Cinematography in one fell swoop. ?
10. Childlike Innocence: "E.T" Lesson: Childlike Innocence If you cry when watching "E.T", don't be afraid or ashamed, no matter how old you are. In fact, it is such a blessing to be able to share the joys and sorrows of E.T. with the children. This means that we still have a little bit of childlike innocence, and it means that we still have some dreams hidden deep in our hearts. Did you feel shocked when E.T, who has a pair of children's eyes, used his superpower to make children's bicycles fly into the night sky and pass through the bright moon? Have you ever doubted something you have become accustomed to?
Plot introduction:
In 1982, Spielberg directed a heartwarming science fiction film "E.T." (Alien).
Elliot, a little boy full of fantasy, has an older brother who always wants to tease him, and a little sister Goldie who can't speak very well. The three siblings live together with their recently divorced mother. Due to being busy at work and in a bad mood, mothers often neglect caring and communicating with their children.
E.T., a little alien who was accidentally left on the earth by his companions, was lucky enough to be discovered by the kind-hearted little Elliott. He secretly took in the lonely and helpless E.T. without telling his mother, fed him chocolate, and introduced him to his dog and brother. With his sister, although E.T. and Elliot cannot yet communicate in language, their feelings are connected across all external barriers. Although their appearances are so different, they both have a kind and sensitive childlike heart that longs for love and care. A wonderful telepathy was established between them. When E.T. was sad, Elliot would also feel depressed. When E.T. was sick, Elliot would also feel uncomfortable. Lonely E.T. and lonely Elliot became best friends, so they were no longer lonely.
Until one day, E.T. was inevitably discovered by adults. A living alien! That's okay! So people rushed in like a formidable enemy, the police, the army, the FBI... regardless of the children's pleading, the adults ruthlessly captured E.T., completely ignoring how innocent, fragile and desperate it was at this time. They just wanted to use this alien as a once-in-a-lifetime precious test subject for research.
With the help of his brother and partners, Elliot finally rescued E.T., who had a narrow escape from the research center. Unexpectedly, the adults did not let them go at all. They set up numerous checkpoints along the road in an attempt to intercept this "rescue team." Under the eyes of the adults, E.T. showed its incredible magical power and led everyone out of the "encirclement".
In the woods where E.T. was first discovered, the alien spacecraft came to take E.T. back. E.T., who had always wanted to go home, was finally leaving. Elliott reluctantly said goodbye to his alien friends, watching the distant spacecraft cut through the bright sunset in the sky. Elliott knew that he would always remember this short but beautiful friendship...
And E.T. has become synonymous with aliens.
E.T has always been a mystery...
In addition to these 10 movies, what other movies do you think are must-sees for men?
