I want to see 1 classic movies in this half year. As an introduction to movies, do you have any knowledgeable recommendations? Thank you very much! ! ! !

1. Personally, I admire Akira Kurosawa very much, because he is not only a successful director, but also an excellent swordsman, an excellent screenwriter and editor, and has a profound artistic foundation, just like Mr. Chen Xunqi, who is omnipotent. Akira Kurosawa is known as the "Japanese film emperor". Spielberg, martin scorsese, george lucas, Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige all regard him as an idol, and countless younger directors pay tribute to him through their works. He is a well-deserved master in film history!

Kurosawa's most influential work in the world should be Rashomon. After all, it won a grand prize. Unfortunately, I personally don't think it is his masterpiece. After watching Shadow Warrior, I was very moved. After watching Seven Samurai, my mood can only be described as "shock".

The Seven Samurai is indeed Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece, which has the most profound influence in Japan. I believe that any ordinary audience will feel tired and upset after watching the film for more than 2 hours! Akira Kurosawa is capable, and often makes a film that lasts for nearly three hours interesting, with one splash and another wave, and the climax is repeated. You will be led by his thoughts, time will pass imperceptibly, and you will be shocked when the film is over, and it will be over. The Seven Samurai is 16 minutes long, which is perfect in narrative, picture, structure, sound and rhythm. It is simply a living textbook in the history of movies. In it, you can see Kurosawa's editing style, just like the Japanese reading habits in the 195s and 196s. From right to left, the scene is divided and dissolved properly, and each picture is vivid.

Personally, I appreciate toshiro mifune's performance very much. He and Kurosawa are a natural couple in the history of movies. Just like the soul figures in Wong Kar-wai's movies, only Tony Leung Chiu Wai can perform. Mifune can play who is who in Kurosawa's movies, and the characters he created are lifelike. When they cooperated, they really had an excellent tacit understanding. Later, when they left each other, their careers inevitably fell into a trough.

I personally recommend Kurosawa's works: Seven Samurai, Shadow Warrior, Rashomon, Chaos and Dream.

2. In addition, the director who fascinates me is Wong Kar-wai, who created a brand-new "Wong Kar-wai-style aesthetics", which is distinctive and unique and cannot be copied. I greatly admire his imaginative power and his eye for choosing actors, which is fully reflected in 246. No wonder so many famous actors are waiting in line for him, willing to listen to him unconditionally, even if they play a small role in his movie, or even all the last scenes are deleted, but they are all happy to experience it.

Personally, I recommend Wong Kar-wai's movies: Spring Break Out, 246, In the Mood for Love, The True Story of Teddy Boy, and Chongqing Forest, but don't watch his Blueberry Night, which is really Lao Wang's rubbish. It's the last movie I can watch in my life.

3. Other master directors recommended by individuals:

Iranian director abbas kiarostami,

Italian director antonioni,

American director Steven Allan Spielberg.