Spielberg's classic movies

Spielberg classic film 1: Schindler list

If Spielberg has shown gorgeous ingenuity in the past image world, the birth of Schindler List reflects the lofty background of Spielberg's compassion. It is this confession of the soul that makes the whole world look up and announces the birth of a generation of screen masters.

Spielberg often claims that he is a product of the east coast suburbs of the United States, but culturally, he is a typical Jew. So when Spielberg, a Jew, met Schindler's List, a great movie was actually half the battle. In the film, Spielberg washed away the lead China with great investment, and he wanted to burn his soul completely.

"Schindler's List" decided to use black and white films rarely seen in commercial films at the beginning of shooting. Spielberg thought that these black and white pictures were as shocking as the plasma of truth. The already vulgar warmth was promoted to a new height by a little red girl in black and white pictures. This goes far beyond the deliberate incitement to the audience's emotions, because the tragic history of the massacre of 9 million Jews is heavy enough in itself.

Schindler's List was released in the United States in the first week of February, 1993, which aroused strong response. The following year, Schindler's List won thirteen nominations at the Academy Awards, and finally won seven awards. Spielberg finally ranks among the movie master in the world.

Reason for listing: In the name of Jesus, he is the drafter of Schindler's list.

Classic index: ★★★★★★★

Spielberg classic film 2: Saving Private Ryan

This film is Spielberg's first real war film, which describes1June 6, 944, when the British and American allied forces landed in Normandy. In this day's attack, the staff who issued the death notice at the allied headquarters found that three brothers of a family named Ryan were killed. Her youngest son, James Ryan, also fought on the European continent, and his life and death are still uncertain. General Marshall, the commander of the allied forces, learned of this situation and immediately ordered a small group of people to be sent to save him. Finally, after a bloody battle, the small team finally found Ryan and held the bridge connecting Paris and Berlin.

Spielberg's first trial war movie brought him endless beauty: this movie is considered to be one of the most authentic war movies in history, and many veterans of World War II spoke highly of it, calling it "the most authentic movie reflecting World War II", especially the spectacular scene of rebuilding the Normandy landing in 26 minutes in the film is a classic.

Spielberg has no intention of advocating violence. He hates any subjective exaggeration that makes violence look interesting or depicts violence as a game. Everything he showed was to objectively reflect the violence in the war and the unyielding struggle for peace and homeland under violent rape. Countless people still remember Ryan's shocking line: "My brothers are not dead, they fought with me at the front line, and I will go home with them after the victory of the war." Therefore, although the war is still going on, it is not forever. What is truly eternal should be the peace that Spielberg is deeply attached to. After recalling Spielberg's Salvation of the Soul, people are deeply impressed by his directing skills. In this classic clip, Spielberg's hand-held photography and clips that exaggerate the relationship between time and space are seamlessly combined with the content of the film.

Reason for listing: In Spielberg's Dictionary of Human Nature, video warfare and embracing peace originate from the same soul track.

Classic index: ★★★★★☆.

Spielberg classic movie 3: great white shark

Jaws, a film made by Spielberg 1975, is adapted from Peter Benrich's best-selling novel of the same name. In this movie, a huge and fierce shark attacked a seaside town on the coast of New England many times. Several residents and tourists were killed by sharks. At that time, people in the town were in a panic. Brody, a police officer, is responsible for eradicating the evil in the town. He invited marine biologist Huber and fisherman Gunter. The three of them set sail in a small boat. Their purpose is to kill this ferocious man-eating demon that they have never seen before. What will wait for them?

The plot of this film is tense and thrilling, and the suspense is closely linked, especially the huge shark in the film, which is vividly produced by Hollywood technicians. All this makes the audience always shrouded in a thick atmosphere of terror when watching movies. The monsters in Spielberg's movies often play the role of terror killers, and in the movies, the human protagonist needs to fight with a bayonet to finally defeat the monsters and save his life.

In a sense, Jaws is like a nightmare of Spielberg's childhood. When Spielberg recalled his childhood, he mentioned the famous animated film Snow White produced by Disney Company. Spielberg recalled that when he was 8 years old, the appearance of witches in comics completely plunged him into uncontrollable neurotic fear. Spielberg's cowardice just shows that he has been extremely sensitive to the world around him since he was a child. Once this sensitivity to life is transformed into sensitivity to artistic creation, it will inevitably show extraordinary creativity and appeal in works, such as Jaws, which makes the world love and fear.

Reason for listing: This film has made Americans afraid to go near the coast for many years, and the American tourism industry has suffered heavy losses.