1. The wonderful performance of "The King's Speech"
combined with introverted, exquisite, and beautiful photography greatly dilutes the so-called "inspirational" effect. Quite a "spirit" movie. No visual effects, no beauties, no costumes. You don’t have to put on your glasses and keep your eyes open in front of the big screen for two hours with yelling. This movie is not responsible for locking your eyeballs, igniting your hormones, or substituting your emotions. It just blooms with 360-degree beauty without dead ends, like an epiphany blooming in the middle of the night, clearly quiet and without climax, but every second and every minute is climax, so graceful and luxurious that you need to use slow motion to experience it.
2. "Call Me Number One"
This is a movie similar to Forrest Gump. Although there is no A Gump classic, it is not bad. This is a movie adapted from real people and real things. Throughout the movie, I was moved to tears many times and made me stand up and applaud for the protagonist many times. Tourette's disease is a rare disorder of mental control that has no cures.
3. "The Spring of the Cow Herding Class"
This is a movie about education, as well as a movie about heart and love. Matthew, a desolate musician and unemployed substitute teacher, moved countless people. There are things in the movie that we can't get in reality, such as a teacher who can guide your life or a Bole. Every child is eager to meet such a teacher in their own life, such a person who can help them the most. Not everyone can meet Bole, and not everyone is great. Because being able to meet is a kind of happiness, even though this kind of happiness appears to be such a luxury in reality, we still crave it. Matthew-style education is worthy of our reflection and study.
4. "Stars on Earth"
is a film from Bollywood, an Indian film that makes us ashamed. It is not surprisingly themed, nor has any dazzling skills, and the performance is very simple, without emphasizing the uniqueness of the nation. Sex discusses the common problems faced by modern society, but it can always touch the softest part of the heart, let you spend a pleasant two hours, and arouse your thinking. This is a movie that makes me cry. It is always easy for us to look at other people's childhood and remember the little bit of our own childhood. The story is very touching.
5. "The Piano Boy Who Wants to Fly"
"The Piano Boy Who Wants to Fly" is a rare good movie. It is also a movie that has existed on the computer for a long time. From the name, it just feels that it is a very calm movie. I am used to watching the ups and downs and I have never been in the mood to watch it. After seeing it, I know what "beautiful" and "warm" are. I believe this is also a movie that promotes sleep quality.
