Steven Spielberg is a world-renowned director who filmed "Jaws", "Jurassic Park" and other films. I believe that many people are familiar with him, and the editor knows him through I saw a movie called "Saving Private Ryan" when I was young. As the second part of his well-known and famous war trilogy, I believe many people have seen it, so today I will show you the "War Trilogy" directed by Spielberg.
No.3 "War Horse"
"War Horse" is adapted from the British children's literature writer, Michael Morpgo's novel of the same name, originally published in 1982.
was released on December 25, 2011, with 146 minutes and a box office of 119 million US dollars. The cast is luxurious.
Jeremy Irwin, who played the protagonist Albert Albert, once starred in "Living in the Now" and "Great Future". In the play, Peter Mullan, the actor of his father Ted, is a famous British director and actor.
In addition, the actors in the play also include David Huris, who played Professor Lupin in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", and Tom Heid, the actor of "Rocky" in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Luston and "Doctor Strange" actor Benedict Cumbbage and so on.
The play is based on the First World War and tells about the extraordinary friendship between a farm boy Albert and a horse named Joey. The beauty of human nature and the cruelty of war are just right.
The film also won the "Oscar for Best Picture, Photography" in 2012, "Golden Globe Award for Best Picture", "British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award for Best Photography", and "Saturn Award for Best Action/Adventure Film" And many other awards.
NO.2 "Saving Private Ryan"
When you want to watch a war-themed movie, you will find that no matter which browser or player you search for the "classic war movie" tag, you will basically search for a movie called The movie "Saving Private Ryan".
This 1998 movie was Steven Spielberg’s second war film and cost 70 million US dollars. In 1999, he won 5 awards and 6 nominations for the 71st Academy Awards, and 2 awards and 3 nominations for the Golden Globe Awards. On December 17, 2014, he was selected into the list of "National Treasure Films" in the United States.
I believe that the first scene that everyone thinks of when talking about this film must be the more than 20-minute "Landing in Normandy" scene. The assault soldiers who were sieved when the landing ship opened the door, their arms were blown up. The soldier, looking confused, found and picked up his broken arm and walked forward. The bloody and bloody blown up soldiers shouted "Mother" in pain. After the landing battle was over, the leading character of the story, Captain Miller, sat on the trench, shaking his right hand, watching the waves beating and the blood-stained beach. Spielberg used this real suffocating lens to expose the cruelty of war with the most intuitive visual experience.
When Pvt. Richard Laibin asked the question that people would ask when watching movies today: "Is it worth it for eight people to risk their lives to save a Ryan?", he came to the realization that this movie, Let us not look at the magnificent and real war scenes, but a question about human nature that will never be conclusive. Until the end of the film, we did not get a clear answer in the film. Is it worth it? Still not worth it? But I believe that every audience has their own answer in their hearts.
finally talked about an interesting episode, starting from "Saving Private Ryan", until today, Matt Damon "being rescued" has cost American movie investment tycoons 334 million US dollars. They are: "Saving Private Ryan" 70 million, "Interstellar" 165 million, and Mars Rescue 108 million. It is estimated that this number may increase in the future.
NO.3 "Schindler's List"
Whether you like war movies or not, whether you like black and white movies or even whether you like movies or not, I think "Schindler's List" is a must-see for a person in his lifetime One of the best movies.
is not because of how to praise it online, nor is it because of whether the movie is really good, but because of this film adapted from a real event, let me see and know that kindness is not just a word, but a kind Practical actions and thoughts that can change the fate of others.
The original novel of the showIt is a novel "Schindler's Ark" written by an Australian writer Thomas Kennelly who met Podeck Pfeifferberg (one of the people saved by Schindler) at the airport and listened to his story. ".
put it on the screen in 1993, eleven years after buying the copyright, and the final box office worldwide was 321 million U.S. dollars, and it won 45 awards and nominations including Oscars and Golden Globes.
