With so many answers, it’s not surprising that the poster is still not satisfied, because the poster’s requirements are relatively high, so I’ll give it a try.

"Dead Poets Society"

The souls of a group of elite high school students are bound by the shackles of exam-oriented education, which eventually leads to tragedy. Sounds like China’s national conditions, right? Don’t worry, friends who have watched this movie can’t say anything bad about it, Carpe Diem!

Forrest Gump

This one is hard to surpass in my mind I have watched it more than three times, and some of my classmates have watched it ten times. Who said "Life is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you gonna get"? What the fool said is a wise and clear statement.

Scent of a Woman

Don’t be scared by the name. The movie tells the story of two friends who have known each other for three days, helped each other, and each obtained the redemption of humanity. My classmates and I can memorize the last part of the speech.

"Life is Beautiful Because of You" Mr. Holland's Opus

This is the life of an ordinary person, this is the little man's version of the American dream, this is a story similar to the Chinese idiom "Peach and Plum" The whole world" story, when I read the end, my eyes filled with tears.

"The Legend of 1900"

Although it is an Italian film, as my favorite, I still want to recommend it. Rest assured, the film is in English and the dialogue is clear and worthy of imitation. Genius, persistence, loneliness, yearning for freedom, American dream, these are the keywords of this film. Many people can't understand why the protagonist refuses to get off the boat his whole life. I understand it this way: If a primitive man who grew up in the mountains has never heard of what the ocean is, what will he do if he really sees the ocean? Feel? The protagonist of this film is just the opposite. What he fears is the city made of steel and concrete.

"Big Fish" Big Fish

A father's legendary life, entangled with imagination and reality. The father's love is unique but sincere and touching, and the father's outlook on life is an eternal one. American Dream.

Okay, let’s say that much first. I personally prefer beautiful literary films, and the above ones all fall into this category. I don’t know if they suit the poster’s taste.