Recommend a movie

The following are the top ten remote movies I will watch next year. In fact, many can be called classics. Unfortunately, they are not so widely known after their release, so I think we should recommend them more. ...

1. Noble Couple (British and American version, directed by john daley, played by martin landau, Judy Parfitt and Steven Mackintosh)

I didn't expect "Noble Couple" to be wonderful. The theme of fascist persecution of Jews seems to be too easy to make a good film. Perhaps this article has been buried, but it is definitely a rare masterpiece. Martin landau, after all, is an old Oscar winner. How can he act to make a difference? A wealthy Jewish couple left home "legally" under the pressure of the German Nazis, and their servant, unable to leave, had to flee. The story is full of twists and turns, closely linked, dramatic conflicts, and some human colors. The Noble Couple is undoubtedly the best alternative film I have seen this year. I recommend this film to everyone. There is both the danger of "The Pianist" and the suspense of "Love in the Spread of War". Unfortunately, it is not taken seriously, but I think it should be recommended.

2. Black Narcissus (directed by Chang-ho Bae and played by Ahn Sung ki, Li Meiyan, Li Zhengzai and Zheng Junhao)

Bonzi seems to have great affection for the North-South issue, so films such as Flying Tai Chi Flag and Same Safe Zone made in recent years always focus on this issue.

Even if it is not so famous, the ornamental and quality of dark daffodils are even better than that of "Life and Death". It used to be a suspense detective film, but later it revealed a shocking secret decades ago, including gun battles, car chases and explosions. If there were no North-South issues, the hero would not have been locked up for so many years, and the heroine would not have chosen revenge, but it was too late. The future cooperation between Li Meiyan and Li Zhengzai in Typhoon obviously continues the concept of this film.

Unfortunately, this story is far from perfect. Zheng Junhao, who has always been a minority image, plays the villain and makes a breakthrough. The most rare thing is Ahn Sung ki, at least his final roar broke the author's heart. The story of "Black Narcissus" is still bizarre, but as a whole it is a neglected commercial classic of its kind. Don't talk about Korean actors, but always stare at Song Kanghao, Zhang Dongjian and Cui Min. Ahn Sung ki, an old film actor, is actually the most qualified to say strong.

3. When the war spreads (directed by David Seltser, played by michael douglas, Meleney Griffin and liam neeson)

Here, I despise the Golden Mildew Award. Don't always say that the Oscar was chosen randomly. I can treat Rambo 2, Postman and Dancer as bad films, which typically shows that this award is the fall of a big star. When the war spread, love was at least the best of Douglas' works, even Black Rain.

Wall street and instinct are not so enjoyable. World War II+Love+Female Undercover, "When the War Spread" is definitely more wonderful and tortuous than "The Black Book". The first half of the love story, the second half of suspense undercover, the plot is interlocking, climax after climax. It's quite thrilling to cross the border with the heroine at the end. The theme of Hollywood is really powerful. The heroine Melanie Griffin's steady performance is very worthwhile.

Great. Needless to say, michael douglas and liam neeson are two superstars.

4. Black Style (Tai, directed by Sanjay Anabel Banshali and amit Ba Bakkan)

India has always been famous for its musical films, but there are also many excellent works in their literary works. Bollywood Life and Death Love by Sanjay Anabel Bhansali is a master work, and Black Style tells how the elderly educate the blind, the deaf and the disabled. The story is very long and inspiring. Music, photography and scenery are absolutely world-class. Amit Baba Bakhkaan's passionate performance was a bit pacino, but it was great. This is a wonderful film that makes people feel that the blind can see the light. It tells you that when your dream needs to be realized, no matter what kind of person you are, it is important to work hard and never give up, so that you can finally succeed. Sanjay Anabel Bhansali is definitely a cutting-edge master in Indian film history, and each film is not only excellent, but also full of humanistic spirit.

5. Zhao Zhi Tavern (directed by Yasuo Furuhata, played by Gao Cangjian, Reiko ?hara and Kato Tokiko)

Directors Yasuo Furuhata and Gao Cangjian have cooperated many times, among which Zhao Zhi Pub is a very shocking literary classic. Zhao Zhi's Bistro is a bit like Teahouse, which tells the lives of all kinds of little people from the perspective of bistro, and the protagonist takes the nostalgia of his former lover as the main line. In the end, the poverty of the family and the bondage of feudal ethics made women die, leaving endless sorrow. Gao Cangjian, after all, is a generation of Japanese film emperors, and his wonderful performance goes without saying. Two actresses, Reiko ?hara and Kato Shiko, also showed great taste. Zhao Zhi Tavern tells the story of life running, but the biggest difference from Days and Nights in Tin Shui Wai is that the film directed by Yasuo Furuhata knows better what life should pursue and what not to mix, and criticizes social problems. 1983 works can be so profound, I can only admire the Japanese!

6. The most beautiful week of my life (directed by Min Guidong: Huang Zhengmin, Ren Changding, Yan Zhenghua, Jin Xiulu)

It's rare to make six clues clear at the same time, without confusion and with life photos. After the new century, Korean films began to grow stronger, and various themes enthusiastically produced excellent works. The most beautiful week in life includes the love of sunset, husband and wife, father and son, father and daughter, boyfriend and girlfriend, and even men of the same sex. Besides, the director and the editor have clear ideas and put a pair with simple and sincere love.

Another pair of lovers strung together, far beyond my imagination. Similar movies, Crazy Stone, Two Heavy Smokers and Crash, were all blown at sixes and sevens, but I still felt a little confused, and Min Guidong's The Most Beautiful Week of My Life was surprisingly stable. Huang Zhengmin and Yan Zhenghua are both winners. They are very good at playing nobody. Ren Changding has also made comedies such as "Empty Sex" and "A Street" before, and returning to reality is also a bright spot. The most beautiful week in my life may not have profound themes such as war and clan discrimination, but the ups and downs in life are well integrated.

7. Shambhala Messenger (Director: Yu Zhongyan: Qiu Lin, Ermayina)

At first, I thought Shambhala messenger was as good as the palace on horseback, but after reading it, I found it was wrong, because the poverty problem described in this film was more serious and the plot was better. The hero of Qiu Lin is a countryman and the only local messenger. He has experienced thousands of waters in Qian Shan, and he also wants to send the news to every household. In fact, letters such as work and long-distance love gifts are precious enough in that place, but send college notices to girls. The girl played by Ermayina witnessed the tragic death of the old horse and other bad things when the hero delivered the letter. This film reveals the problem of poverty and backwardness in China quite profoundly, because poverty lies not in money, but in backward thinking, and all kinds of scenes along the way make the author feel deeply. Now, Master Zhang Yimou has given up this kind of movies. Fortunately, movies such as Foot Feet, tuya's Wedding, and Palace on horseback are still insisting, and Shambhala Messenger is also insisting!

Coco chanel (French, Italian and English, directed by christian duguay, played by barbora bobulova, Bridget Boucher, shirley maclaine and malcolm mcdowell).

Like many people, I wanted to watch Chanel by Tatu, but when I bought it, I found the TV movie coco chanel. Don't underestimate this movie. TV movies have won prizes in America. In addition, shirley maclaine in Mother and Daughter Love, malcolm mcdowell in Yin Di La Regula, and two veteran superstars, Creating the Home Front, have no guest appearances. The film tells the story of coco chanel, a landmark woman in fashion, who fell in love twice: once as a passer-by and once as true love. Unfortunately, both of them ended in tragedy, which led to her love tragedy. Among them, her appreciation of art is even more amazing. Chanel casually pulled the curtains and actually made a delicate headscarf. Such details abound. The TV movie "coco chanel" is extremely particular about photography, art design and music, and the details are no less than the domestic blockbuster "Mei Lanfang". In particular, the male and female protagonists are delicate and sincere, and they are more tactfully sad.

9. I Want to Live (Director: Li Huimin: Zhang Aijia, Anita Yuen, Zhao Wenxuan, Emil Wakin Chau)

Many people know about the new Longmen Inn, but the credit goes to Tsui Hark, which is wrong, because the director is talking about Li Huimin. Of course, director Li is a little shrimp now, but his movie I want to live is definitely a model of romantic movies (VCD version I watched). The film tells an inspirational epic that spans more than ten years from a female perspective. Female number one, Bei Xin, who is in power for money, has gradually lost her "love". She has lost her old lover, once had a fight with her little girlfriend, and even ignored her husband's playboy, but she has always faced life bravely. The women in the film, relying on strong will to resist the wind and frost of the years, still bravely insisted on "I want to live" even after the changes of the times and the national crisis. It is true that Liang Fengyi's book is vulgar, but the quality of Embracing Chaoyang and Citigroup is excellent, and this work deserves applause! Zhang Aijia and Anita Yuen, two beautiful actresses, are pleasing to the eye, and Zhao Wenxuan and Emil Wakin Chau are also in place.

10. Butterfly (directed by Matt Cimber and played by Pia Zadora, Stacy Keach and orson welles)

I'm not going to buy a DVD. Look at the Golden Globe Award for Best Newcomer on the cover, but it is a legendary suspense erotic masterpiece. Even if orson welles is a guest judge, his acting skills are superb! The story tells the story of a lonely man who unexpectedly welcomed his little daughter, only to live alone in the future and gradually fell into a sexual entanglement. Of course, don't be afraid. This is by no means an incestuous and perverted movie. On the contrary, the plot is relatively reasonable, the suspense is ups and downs, and the characters have their own thoughts, but the bedding is extremely in place, which meets the needs of commercial films. Strange feelings+grudges+court trials+erotic entanglements, all kinds of elements are readily available, especially the confusing life experience of the heroine, which gradually clears the clouds until the ending makes people unable to guess the truth. Pia Zadora, a child star, is lively, enchanting and affectionate. She won the Golden Globe Award for Best Newcomer and deserved it. By the way, I despise golden sour mold. My little girl acted for the first time and gave the worst heroine, which is not authentic. (There is another key point behind it: contempt.)

By the way, recommend some good movies with a little fame (I'm exhausted, I'm sure I can get this score ~ ~ ~)

The Biography of Bruce Lee (directed by rob cohen: Jason Scott Lee and Lauren Hurley) The Mummy 3 directed by The Fast and the Furious is a masterpiece. It is said that Mrs. Bruce Lee liked it very much, and the story was full of twists and turns. Among them, Wulin definitely makes Ip Man and Huo Yuanjia look good!

Texas Mounted Police (directed by steve miner: dylan mcdermott, James Van Der Beek and ashton kutcher) is a rare hot action movie in the west in the new century. It's a remake, but traditional movies rarely have such a big scene, and the gun battle is far better than Infinite World.

Good Morning Vietnam (directed by barry levinson and played by robin williams and forest whitaker) is robin williams's masterpiece. That year, the American box office was very high, and it was a biopic about the announcer of the Vietnam War. Humorous discourse style masks the suffering of war.

Speed of Life (directed by renny harlin: Sylvester Stallone) is a classic racing movie, which was jointly produced by Stallone and renny harlin. The inspirational story is a little slow in front, but overall it is remarkable. F 1 is really awesome in the city!

Murder in the Heart (directed by Todd Robinson: Salma Hayek, jared Joseph Leto, john Travolta) Two murderers kill each other all the way, but their emotional entanglements are very subtle. Salma Hayek plays a surprise.

Summer in Jeans (directed by Ken Kapis: Alexis Bradel, Amelia Ferreira, Blake Lively, Nancy Travis), the lives of four little girls are linked by a pair of jeans, which is very interesting.

Snow White (directed by tim fywell, played by michelle trachtenberg) skating inspirational film+beautiful girl = beautiful!

The Sum of Fear (directed by phil alden robinson: Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman, james cromwell) The United States and the Soviet Union almost went to war because of conspiracy, and politics+suspense+war. Compared with the horror film "Korean Peninsula" a few years later, Hollywood is admired all over the world!

"Serial Conspiracy" (directed by richard donner and played by mel gibson and julia roberts) is a conventional suspense+light comedy, and mel gibson plays it very smartly.

Beautiful Map (directed by Yun-su Jeon: Jin Minshan, Jin Yinghao, Jin Nanji and Choo Ja Hyun) tells the love story of a female painter. Being made into an erotic film, it is so elaborate and trite, but it pays attention to all aspects. It can be seen that Korean movies should not be underestimated.

Frost Flower Shop (directed by Liu He: Zo In Sung, Joo Jin Mo, Song Ji Hyo) is a unique romantic movie, with a bit of bizarre court plot and pornography+fighting, but it is important that the protagonist knows what he should love.

The Tower of Tokyo (directed by Takashi Minamoto: Hitomi Kuroki, Okada Junichi, Matsumoto Jun and Shinobu Terajima) tells that love should not be limited by age. The two clues are compared, but the emotion is touching, and Hitomi Kuroki is still so outstanding.

Tokyo Sonata (directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa: Kagawa Teruyuki, Xiao Ye Kyoko and K?ji Yakusho) reflects life during the economic crisis. The story is small and big, but the details are carefully crafted. Xiao Ye and Kyoko performed well, while Kagawa Teruyuki and K?ji Yakusho basically did not break through.

The last love, the first love (directed by Hisashi T?ma: Watabe Atsuro, Xu, Angel and) seems to be a dull love triangle, but in fact it hides all kinds of delicate emotions. The Japanese are very sure of this kind of movies, and Xu's sad performance has made some breakthroughs.

"Mr. Zan" and "Seeking" (directed by:,, Wang,,) are still early kung fu films, with revenge and martial arts, but they are very good.

I don't sell my body, I sell my uterus (directed by Qiu Litao: Liu Meijun, Huang Wanling, Huang Qiusheng and Sami) is a neglected literary masterpiece in 2008. Of course, director Qiu's film is not as good as the last episode, but it should be regarded as the best Hong Kong film in 2008.

Waiting for Tung Chee-hwa (directed by Qiu Litao: Deng Shurong, Ai Jing and Li Shangwen) is a masterpiece to protest against the unfair treatment of juvenile offenders. Music editing is good, but photography is really not up to standard.

The First Seven (directed by Qiu Litao: Lin Jiadong, Csillam, Michelle Ye and Zhang Zhaohui) is bloody, warm, suspenseful and haunted, but it achieves the main theme and continues the traditional small-scale production made in Hong Kong. Fortunately, Michelle Ye is excellent, and Hong Kong actresses may be saved.

Watching The Dragon Slayer by Special Police (directed by Yuan Heping: Jacky Cheung, Yam Tat-wah, Donnie Yen, Zheng Yuling, Irene Wan, Ng Man Tat) nowadays, not only the action is fierce, the plot is tortuous, but also the lineup is difficult to reproduce. Hong Kong action movies have regressed too much. It is suggested that the filmmakers who participated in this film go home and reflect directly.

Don't deliberately make things difficult with some tattered and vulgar eyes in Invisible Murder (directed by Jing Wong: Yin, Tang Di and Li). The tragedy told in the story is actually forced by every layman. Being photographed is not terrible. What terrible rumors and decay!

Nightclub (directed by Qing Yang: Xu zhēng, Li XiaoLu, article, Kimi) is a small comedy produced in the Mainland. If it can be filmed like this, it should be awesome. Innovation of rewind shooting method.