What English movies and original English books do you think are worth watching a hundred times?

First, The Shawshank Redemption. There are seven nominations for best film, best actor, best screenplay, best photography, best editing, best sound effect and best original score in the 67th Oscar. The biggest theme of the film is "hope". Some people say that this film is a must-see for men. In fact, this statement is too narrow, and the moral of the film has nothing to do with men and women. There is no heroine, special effects or even love in the film, but it can bring people growth.

Second, Roman Holiday. Hepburn, starring in the film, won seven nominations for best film, best director, best editor, best supporting actor, best editing, best cinematography, best artistic direction and scenery of black-and-white film. Hepburn won the best actress and best film story, and Edith Head won the best costume design award of black-and-white film. Although the film is in black and white tones, the actor's performance is meticulous and the story is tortuous and vivid. A pure love story can stand repeated aftertaste.

Third, Zootopia. Best animated feature film at the 89th Oscar and best animated feature film at the 74th Golden Globe Awards. Using animals to map human beings involves racial discrimination and inner-party struggle, conspiracy reversal, inspirational and funny. Cartoons are not only for children, but also for people of all ages in the world.