Article 1: Reference for movie reviews in 500 words

The Sixth Sense

Malcolm is a famous doctor who achieved a title “son of Philadelphia”. When he and his wife were celebrating his results, a strange person broke in and shot Malcolm. One year later, Malcolm caught a boy who always been afraid. Malcolm decided to cure him. Gradually, they become good friends and Malcolm was told that the little boy whose name is Cole could see dead people. Finally, with Malcolm's help Cole felt nothing will be frightened. But that's not the endless. When Malcolm went back home and wanted to tell her wife how he love her. He found that he is one of the dead people!

　The Sixth Sense is a movie which is defined as a horrific movie. However, there are not too many horrible plots. The major subject of this movie is “love”. Cole was a “Geek " in the others' eyes but his mum always encouraged him and tried her best to protect him. Love also comes to Cole's mum and grandma. "She said she come see you dance. She hid in the back so you didn't see" , "She said you came to the place where they buried her .Asked her a question? She said the answer is...?every day? ,What did you asked?". "Do...Do I make her proud?"

The love that parents for children is so strong that death couldn't prevent them. Malcolm's wife was so love Malcolm that she never forgot him. She always watches their married video and misses him even in the dreams. Malcolm also loves his wife. When he had to go he said “You will never be s

econd”.

We could always feel love when we watch the movie and the unexpected endless give us a big shock and fully loves. In the movie, we can find something is reasonable but smooth. These are the underlays . The director caught the keys of the story. Cole told Malcolm "Walking around like regular people. They don't see each other. They only see what they want to see. They don't know they are dead. "So, we can get the acknowledge of the strange things that why Malcolm's wife ignored him and expressed warmed with other people. The plots are so exciting and if you finish the movie you will praise it honestly.

We can always see Malcolm and Cole walking, talking but hardly with someone else. They always were couple of isolates. The music and pictures displayed the atmosphere about lonely and lovely but horrible. As a horrific movie, the only false which make people feel disappointed will be this one. However, we really enjoy the story even if we want to watch a horrible story at the beginning. Who knows which make it so successful and none of us feel unworthy after watching the movie.

　I will never forget which Malcolm told his wife whom had fallen asleep “You will never be second…never. I think I can go now, everything will be different in the morning.” Malcolm whose deeply action really shocked me and I really know how important my parents and friends are. I will never forget that they will never be second.

Chapter 2: A must-see inspirational movie for middle school students (500 words)

"Chariots of Fire" Most

A typical inspirational film, winner of four Oscars in 1981 and the best film about the Olympic Games, the script of "Chariots of Fire" is based on two young sprinters in the 1920s - Eric Liddell and Harold Abraham. It is written about the true story of training hard to participate in the German Olympic Games held in Paris in 1924 and finally winning the championship. Van Gris's famous song "The Moon" comes from this film.

"Man of the Year" If you are not afraid of watching old movies, then I recommend this 1946 classic. In the eyes of the American Film Institute (AFI), this is the best inspirational film in history.

"Forrest Gump" This movie is a classic that goes without saying. I think it is about a typical American story of struggle.

"A Beautiful Mind" is also adapted from a true story and tells the life experience of a Nobel Prize winner in economics.

"Rocky" tells the story of a boxer. It is the most classic, greatest and unmissable film of this type of story.

"Raging Bull" also tells the story of a boxer, and Martin Scorsese made a classic of a similar level just a few years after "Rocky." There is also "Million Dollar Baby" that tells the story of a boxer. Of course, I think it is quite a bit inferior compared to the two movies mentioned above.

"Farewell to Yesterday" This movie is rarely mentioned, but it is indeed a classic inspirational movie. It tells the story of a cyclist and is one of the top inspirational movies rated by afi. .

"My Left Foot" is an Irish inspirational film based on the true story of Irish painter Christie, who suffered from spasticity due to congenital cerebral palsy. It tells us that any success will not be smooth sailing. But the hard work will eventually pay off.

Other outstanding ones include: "The Miracle of Bernier", "The Age of Era", "Path of Glory" (an inspirational film about basketball), "Good Will Hunting", "The Heat" and "One Goal to Fame" "Up and Over", "The King of Comedy", "The Sound of Music", "Miracle on 34th Street"

"Children Are Not Bad", "Beautiful Feet", "No One Less"

1. "The Shawshank Redemption"

I really like the part of "The Marriage of Figaro" where Andy played Mozart. The holy and high-pitched soprano pierced through the clouds and cracked the silk, and the people who had been tightly imprisoned for a long time Stunned. They may not know what kind of music it is, but everyone has the same feeling of beauty and desire for freedom. People looked up at the boundless blue sky, and beautiful feelings were floating everywhere with the beautiful music. The camera slowly rose and panned, and all the living beings were looking up in the square, so focused and affectionate. There were no heinous criminals, no cruelty and cruelty. With the successful prison guards, people return to equality and harmony, and people find the ultimate and origin of life.

2. "Forrest Gump"

A microcosm of modern American history. Needless to say, it is a classic and a strong rival to "The Shawshank Redemption" that year. Life is like a box of chocolates...classic line.

　3. "Braveheart"

An epic film with a deep and solemn theme yet lighthearted, grand scenes, first-class visual and musical effects, and beautiful and smooth. Although the final ending is regrettable, it is tragic enough to affect all viewers. free! The cry before the execution in Meljip Forest still rings in my ears.

4. "A Beautiful Mind"

Film critics said that the 2000 Oscar for Best Picture was given to "A Beautiful Mind" instead of "The Lord of the Rings", proving that Oscar has not fallen.

Anyone who has studied economics knows what Nash equilibrium is. The play is adapted from the real life story of economist Nash, who won the Nobel Prize in Economics at the age of 80 based on his 20-year-old theory. A great scholar and a strong man in life, he has been struggling with his severe delusion all his life.

5. "Million Dollar Baby"

As for the entire movie, as director Eastwood said, this is not a story about boxing, but about hopes, dreams and A love story. After watching this movie, I believe everyone will know that the big win at this year's Oscar ceremony is really well-deserved.

6. "Good Will Hunting"

A good movie can always move you inadvertently. In other words, a good movie needs to be slowly appreciated and appreciated. Yes, "The Sun Is Like Me" does not spend too much time showing how talented Will is. Instead, it mainly focuses on Professor Thorn and Will's initial slight hostility, their gradual understanding, and their help. The process of finding your own life purpose. The film involves a wide range of topics, including love and friendship. Just like a cup of rich black coffee, you can only enjoy its rich aroma by tasting it carefully!

7. "Dancing in the Dark"

A soul-shaking film with the penetrating power of an abyss, a rare classic among musicals.

Reality and ideals, persistence and faith, the themes are so profound that it makes people suffocate.

Dancerinthedark! A beautiful and simple great hymn!

8. "The King of Comedy"

My favorite of all Stephen Chow's films. The bitter journey of a little person, a true portrayal of Stephen Chow himself. If a person lives without ideals, what is the difference between him and a salted fish?

9. "Gattaca"

Although some people commented that the ending of "Gattaca" ended up being cliché, this did not affect it at all

It became an excellent film Mainstream inspirational movies. This movie tells us that you can not understand yourself, but you must believe in him or her, because everything is possible.

10. "Over the Top"

It seems a bit strange to include Stallone in this movie. In fact, I have always been very fond of Stallone as an actor. I always feel that he is different from ordinary Hollywood action stars. Different, there is always something exciting in movies, such as "Rambo", "Rocky", etc. "Over the Top" is a film that is easily overlooked. In this film, Stallone plays a long-distance truck driver who tries his best to regain his son and unexpectedly wins the arm wrestling championship. Personally, I feel that this is his most successful film.

It is not only an inspirational action film, but also a touching family film, which goes far beyond the usual scope of action films. , especially his tacit cooperation with the young actor Henry, and the sincerity of the father-son relationship made countless movie fans shed tears.

1. "Castaway", one of my favorite movies, starring Tom Hanks, gave me great strength when I was at my lowest.

Part 3: A 1,500-word film review

I can start by excitedly saying that I like Red in it because my grandfather looks a lot like him, so kind. , great love. Okay, the subjective color can't be so strong, let's get back to the topic. Many people have recommended this movie. I downloaded it to my hard drive early, but I never watched it. Fortunately, I accidentally opened it later. In order to write a movie review, I rewatched it. I think no matter how many times I watch it, I will still burst into tears.

In fact, there are not many dialogues in the whole movie. Most of them are described in Red's tone. He is like a wise man who has insight into the world, telling the cause and effect of things.

The movie pays great attention to the use of light. In the opening scene, the protagonist is sitting in a car. In order to let the audience see his expression clearly, there is a front light. Whether it was the details of his robbery or the bottle, it paved the way for the factors such as drunkenness and shooting mentioned later. What’s more impressive is that in the prison room, almost all the characters photographed are side-lit, with heavy projections. Through the lens, you can feel the depressive prison environment.

The scene of Rhett and his companions drinking cold beer on the rooftop is very warm, with warm colors. Although the content says the time was 10 o'clock in the morning, I guess they were taken in the evening. Everyone's sitting posture, angle, and expression are just right. Looking at it later, I think the composition of the scenes shot by the director is very well designed, making people feel comfortable to watch, and the gentle friendship between the inmates is also conveyed.

When looking back, I found several scenes to be ironic. One is the embroidery in Warden Norton's room: The Lord's Judgment Comes Quickly.

When Andy entered his room at the beginning, something happened once, which made people mistakenly think that Norton was an upright and upright man. It turned out that these were just appearances. The interior was extremely dark, and he actually hid such a big conspiracy behind the embroidery. . It also appears at the end of the movie, when Norton is about to be arrested, and it turns out that the Lord’s judgment is coming quickly as written on the embroidery. The other is the picture of Einstein making a weird face in Andy's room. It was taken when Norton searched Andy's room after Andy escaped. It feels like it's telling Norton: You're dumbfounded. This is just a joke. you.

Another point that must be mentioned is that the word "institutionalization" is mentioned many times in the movie. In fact, this factor has been exaggerated in many places in the movie before it was mentioned by Red this time. , for example, when he first entered Shawshank, a criminal asked when he would eat and was beaten by Haley, the little fat man was beaten to death because he could not stop crying, and the design of the prison cells, with two rows on the left and right, every day When the time comes, you have to stand up and gather, etc. However, this is best felt through the character Lao Bu. He has been in prison for 50 years and has long been accustomed to the institutionalized model. After leaving prison, he will no longer be able to live. He is frightened every day, and finally chooses eternal peace. I think his mood should be very calm when he was carving his name and hanging the rope. I hope he can gain peace and freedom in heaven. In addition, the horizontal bar where he hung the rope is like the iron bars in a prison. Does this design also mean that Lao Bu's death was ultimately due to prison? When Red was sitting on the bus after being released from prison, he felt as insecure as Old Boo. He held his handbag tightly to his chest. However, Red did not choose death in the end, but bravely walked towards freedom, because there was Andy guiding him in front. These are two completely different endings. Without Andy's appearance, I think many people in the prison would have lost their lives. The result will be the same as Lao Bu's.

Speaking of which, we have to mention Andy, our protagonist. He was a bit out of tune with the people around him, had different ideas, and eventually ran for freedom. Just like Rhett said about him, some birds cannot be caged. He always mentioned the word hope, but Rhett said it was delusional every time, but he did not give up because he always understood that hope is a beautiful thing, and good things will never disappear. And he also knows the principle of the strong to save himself. He is calm and wise, whether it is for himself or others. When helping Tommy, he said he didn't help useless people. Indeed, only if you want to move up in your heart, you will have the opportunity to move up. Once you choose to work hard, you cannot retreat, give 100%, and rush to the end. That is a true bravery.

When Tommy appeared, like Andy, he rode in a white police car full of prisoners, but he was accompanied by brisk music, which shows that Tommy's arrival was to lead Red and his gang. He comes to be happy, he is simple, but cute, and this is in sharp contrast with the final tragic ending, which makes people feel sympathy and regret, and highlights Norton's viciousness. But thankfully, he passed the exam. From this point of view, the screenwriter is still a bit humane.

The sea at the end of the movie is really beautiful. It represents hope and freedom. Everyone who loves Shawshank should have that blue ocean in their heart.