Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Hotel franchise - Check out these five classic movies to see how real-life stories can be so wonderfully filmed.

Check out these five classic movies to see how real-life stories can be so wonderfully filmed.

Many Hollywood movies have prototype stories. If you can re-create these stories and put them on the screen, and make them both popular and popular, they will become excellent movies or even classic movies, such as the following five:

The movie "The Terminal" is directed by the great director Spielberg and tells a very interesting story. The male protagonist (Tom Hanks, who starred in "Forrest Gump") came to New York alone to fulfill his father's last wish. When he arrived at the airport, he learned that a coup had occurred in his country. The original country no longer existed. He became a stateless person and therefore could not obtain a visa to enter the United States. He had no choice but to be stranded at the airport. During the long nine-month wait, airport officials tried every means to drive him away for the sake of political performance. Even the cleaners looked down on him. The protagonist is still in a desperate situation but is not discouraged. He is indomitable and optimistic, and conquers the people around him with his tenacity, kindness and wisdom. Not only does he help the airport deal with the crisis, but he also encounters a romantic love. In the end, the counterattack was successful and he walked out of the airport, fulfilling his father's last wish.

Many Hollywood movies have prototype stories. In 1988, Iranian Nasseri was unable to leave the airport because his refugee documents and passport were stolen. He lived at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France, for 18 years. The story in the movie is of course fictional, but it has practical significance. It allows us to understand life through laughter. The airport is a microcosm of society. It allows the audience to see the faces of bureaucrats who shirk their responsibilities, and it also allows the audience to experience the kindness of the people at the bottom. It also allows us to understand that learning to wait is also a kind of ability. A terminal and departure hall were specially built for the filming of this movie, and Tom Hanks' performance was also very brilliant, as well as Hollywood beauty Catherine Zeta-Jones.

The film tells us that as long as we treat others sincerely and kindly, and have a firm attitude towards things, we will surely find and reach the destination of our own happiness. This may be more enlightening for many young people today who are fickle and lack stability. In fact, we are waiting all our lives, but what attitude should we use to face these waits? This movie tells us how to wait.

"The Great Gatsby" is adapted from the novel written by American writer Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald. The film is set in New York City and Long Island in the 1920s. It tells the story of the protagonist James Katz, a poor farmer's boy, who dreamed of becoming a prominent figure since childhood. After some hard work, he finally became a rich man and changed his name to Jay Gatsby. A nouveau riche pursues the white moonlight in his heart, but he doesn't expect that things have changed. In the end, he dies unexpectedly, but no one comes to mourn him.

The master always remains calm and carelessly tears apart the most beautiful things for people to see. Often seemingly ordinary stories contain a sadness and magnificence that comes from the depths of fate. On a superficial level, this is a poignant love story. Or a roller-coaster life experience from poor kid to nouveau riche to death. From a deeper level, this is a story about the pursuit of the American dream in the context of the times. An American dream that pursues material success is ultimately shattered, so it has a more profound practical significance.

I saw him building a tall building, watching him entertain guests, and seeing his building collapse. In fact, in real life, we often see people like Gatsby, pursuing wealth but feeling lonely, pursuing dreams like fishing for the moon in the water. The story of "The Great Gatsby" seems simple, but it brings multiple levels of thinking to the audience: life, emotion, society, spirituality... Perhaps this is the most remarkable thing about this classic movie. .

There are many classic lines in "The Great Gatsby" that have become famous. Which ones do you remember? What do you think of DiCaprio’s off-color performance in the film?

The Hollywood movie "Cat and Mouse Game" (original English name "Catch me if you can" translated as "Catch Me If You Can") tells the story of the fight between FBI agent Carl and Frank, a criminal who is good at forging documents. A story of cat-and-mouse battles. The prototype character is Frank William Abagnale. He started forging checks at the age of 16. He defrauded banks of millions of dollars in five years and became the youngest economic fraudster wanted by the FBI. He also forged identities to steal money from the streets. The gangster became a handsome airline pilot, a doctor, and a lawyer. He has experienced all the enviable professions of mankind. Since the true story is so exciting, the adaptation and production was very hassle-free. The great director Spielberg filmed it in 57 days. With the handsome and handsome Leo DiCaprio (Leonardo DiCaprio) and star Tom Hanks (starring in "Forrest Gump") joining the cast, this commercial film easily achieved high box office.

However, this old story about the battle of wits between criminals and police still has some philosophy of life. As the saying goes, like father, like son, Frank's turn to crime cannot be without the influence of his father. Christopher Walken, who plays his father, won the 56th British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award for Best Supporting Actor in the film. The FBI agent Carl who captured him seemed to be at a disadvantage in the contest with him. However, justice eventually defeated evil, and Carl's care and respect turned them from rivals to friends and even father and son.

At the end of the film, when Carl rescued Frank and brought him to the FBI to assist in anti-fraud work, Frank, who was accustomed to freedom, could not stand the nine-to-five job and ran away again. Carl told him about the choice between wandering and jail. He later said, I believe you will come back to work next Monday. In the end, Frank completes his redemption, and Carl becomes like his reborn father. Compared with Frank, the extremely smart thief, Carl, who works diligently and down-to-earth, seems clumsy, but he actually becomes the only person Frank wants to talk to on the phone every Christmas when he is wandering outside. He conquered Frank with his respect, equality, and sincere personality charm, allowing him to finally change his ways and use his intelligence on ideas.

I accidentally watched the Oscar-winning Best Picture movie "Green Book" again, but this classic is indeed worth watching again. This is a story based on a true story: Tony, a white bodyguard, was hired to drive Don, an excellent black pianist, who went on a tour in the highly segregated South of the United States. During the tour, the story of a friendship between two people that spans race and class is told. The movie is a comedy, but it raises serious social issues.

It stands to reason that Don is an artist in the upper class and is Tony's employer, but because of his skin color, he cannot go to the hotel restaurants where Tony can go; Tony is a gangster living at the bottom of society, uneducated, Rude but with a sense of justice. These two people of different classes and different skin colors walked together, from not dealing with each other to helping each other to respecting each other and forming a lifelong friendship. On the road, they need to re-recognize themselves - who am I?

"Green Book" also won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Although the film reveals serious issues, the story is very interesting, allowing the audience to reflect on the injustices and human inequality in American society in a relaxed and enjoyable way. American movies often have this ability. They don't look heavy, but they are not easy to think about. (Of course, the premise is that the audience has this thinking ability.) Many of our film and television works are mostly light and heavy, but this film is light and heavy. It is not sharp or preachy, but allows the audience to understand it by themselves. (Note: The Green Book is a travel guide specially designed for black people. This book marks the hotels, restaurants, etc. that black people are allowed to enter in each city.)

A seventy-year-old man works as an intern. , do you believe it? And not inferior to young people at all.

70-year-old Ben Whitcott (Robert De Niro) was a successful businessman when he was young. After retirement, he returned to the workplace unwilling to be lonely and joined Jules Austen (Anne Haynes) as an intern. A fashion shopping website founded by Sevi). He had no sense of presence at first, but he quickly won the favor and trust of his colleagues with his easy-going personality and super abilities. The boss Jules Austin was burdened with work and family at a young age, and her life lost balance. Even the company's board of directors began to question her ability to work. Ben Whitcott, who has rich life experience, helps Jules Austen to re-understand himself, and the two develop from superiors to junior friends who talk about everything.

I would recommend this movie to young people, it can be called a workplace textbook; I would also recommend this movie to older people, it explains what it means to be productive in old age. The reversed roles in "The Intern", such as elderly interns, family men, etc., also give us a new understanding of the changes in roles and concepts in today's society. This movie also has many golden sayings: Experience is your winning resume. Age is useful. As long as your passion does not diminish, your life will be wonderful! "The Intern" is a very inspirational and positive comedy. You will understand the true meaning of life in a relaxed and enjoyable way.

The ratings of these five movies are all around 9 points, but this is not the most important thing. What is more important is that these classic movies have a lot to learn from domestic movies. Domestic films have also made great progress in recent years. For example, the disaster film "Captain of China", which was adapted from the true incident of Sichuan Airlines' successful handling of the special situation, received a high score of 9.4. Although the film was high-octane throughout, there were still shortcomings in the screenwriting. Perhaps this The screenwriter may be more suitable for the tastes of Chinese audiences.

Have you seen these movies? If you have seen it, please leave a comment, or recommend other excellent movies, thank you!