Inspirational movies suitable for freshmen

Film, also known as moving pictures or moving pictures, is a visual art form that uses moving images to express and communicate ideas, stories, cognitions, emotions, values, or various Atmospheric simulation experience. Below is a collection of inspirational movies that I have carefully compiled that are suitable for freshmen. You are welcome to learn from them and refer to them. I hope they will be helpful to you.

1. "Everyone Has His Boyhood" 2016

Richard Linklater

This chatty director who always touches people's hearts has released a new film .

Some people commented that "Everyone Has Their Own Youth" is a movie that makes people feel like "everything in college was in vain" after watching it.

Although the movie only ran the story for three and a half days.

But disco dance halls, country music bars, punk band scenes, baseball team parties, art hanging parties...

These scenes mixed with jazz, alcohol, and lust are completely in line with our expectations of universities. What a crazy and perfect imagination of life!

This work still continues the tone of "The Young and the Restless", but takes it to a higher level.

It creates a utopian university atmosphere, where young bodies squander their youth, emotions and life without restraint.

Of course, after going crazy, I always have to give you a shot of chicken blood.

The conversation in the pond in the morning after the carnival unfolded the first dream in history class.

Some people’s college life is wanton and sensual, while some people’s college life is indulging in light and shadow.

Some people are wonderful and unrestrained, while others are dead in the dormitory.

Perhaps after watching this movie, you will start to think about whether to accept or reject such madness.

2. "The Wallflower" 2012

Stephen Chbosky

Maybe we all have friends like this——

When you see a lively crowd, you will be at a loss and confused.

At the carnival party, everyone was drinking and singing passionately, but they stayed in their own little corner and hesitated to talk.

Trying to integrate into the social circle in front of you, but in the end they all end in vain and then leave sadly, and no one will notice.

Like a wallflower, growing twisted in the dark corner.

If you feel even a little bit like this, you can see a little bit of yourself in the male protagonist and feel the same way.

Fortunately, this is a beautiful movie.

It gave us a lot of youth and kind-hearted friends in the film.

They pull us out of the shadows and let us see the sporadic lights of the youthful world.

Writer Chbosky’s first adaptation and directorial work was unexpectedly good.

Excellent music taste, photographer Andrew Dunn’s skillful control of light, a very youthful cast, and lines that cut straight to the heart.

This kind of movie will always make you secretly pinch your palms in the darkness of the theater, feeling like you have never lived if you haven’t spent your great youth.

3. "Drummer" 2014

Damian Chazelle

"Drummer" tells the story of a devil teacher who brings a mediocre talent to life The story of a young boy who becomes a talented drummer.

The suffocating feeling of respecting and fearing Master Yan, being pushed to the edge of a cliff.

And the feeling of loss that comes from wanting to get better at your craft but finding that you can't move forward.

These two strong emotions make the rhythm of the film as crazy and uninhibited as the jazz drum of its theme, and it is high all the way to the end.

The director’s control over music can be said to be at its peak.

At the same time, the smooth, lively and uncanny editing adds a lot to the film, integrating jazz and drum beats into the entire film.

After the accident, the relationship between the characters began to become full of surprises, and there were several anti-climaxes in succession that made people want to be amazed.

My heartbeat was still accelerating after reading it for a long time, and I felt that the heartbeat of life would continue to accelerate from now on.

4. "The Social Network" 2010

David Fincher

You can choose to hang out in college.

You can also choose to work hard in a prestigious school and stay in the dormitory for four years.

Or, you can be like Zuckerberg in "The Social Network". After being dumped by his girlfriend, he dropped out of Harvard and became a hacker and eventually established the now-famous "Facebook" .

Life is like a shot of chicken blood.

The high-speed narrative rhythm, sharp, precise and smooth editing, concise and powerful lines, plus the unexpectedly wonderful performances of several young leading actors.

"The Social Network" exudes an extraordinary charm that coexists with wisdom, humor and joking.

The competition, betrayal, and jealousy discussed in the movie are almost compulsory courses in everyone's life.

This movie raises the question: Does everyone's success require betrayal and separation?

Who is right and who is wrong? Even in Harvard University, where top students gather, no one can Come up with answers.

5. "Into the Wild" 2007

Sean Penn

"Into the Wild" shows the legend of an idealist and a wandering story .

The male protagonist comes from a well-off family and is a top student at Emory, a prestigious private school in Atlanta, with a bright future.

However, after graduating from school, he chose a completely different life. He gave up his enviable job, donated his savings to charity, and went to Alaska to find himself.

Under the dissuasion of his family, he embarked on the long road back to nature and became a veritable wanderer.

There are countless choices in life.

Some people choose the busy university life, while others choose the spiritual journey of self-exile.

Some people choose real life, while others choose romantic ideals.

The most shocking scene in the film is when the character prototype appears in the final subtitles.

We were greatly shocked at this moment -

Yes, when we were living a mediocre life, some people really chose to pursue their ideals.

Your four years of college have just begun. It is a long road and there are many choices.

Life is not simple.

6. Schindler's List

Without this film, Spielberg might just be a first-class commercial film director. It was this film that truly made him enter the history of film. The ranks of masters. The film's seriousness of thought and extraordinary artistic expression have reached an almost insurmountable depth. It caused a sensation as soon as it was released, and undisputedly won 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Director. The plot of the film is turbulent and tragic. It is shot in a documentary style with black and white photography as the main tone...

7. Forrest Gump

This film is known as the most treasured film in history. Oscar classic business card. In the film, Forrest Gump is the embodiment of virtue. He is honest and trustworthy, conscientious, brave and fearless, and values ??love over money. Due to his simple and natural performance in the film, Tom Hanks won the Academy Award for Best Actor and became one of the most popular movie stars in Hollywood. This film is an inescapable classic in film history.

8. Rashomon

The legendary work of the great Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, one of the ten most valuable films in history, can be called a "milestone" of Eastern cinema. . What is classic about it is that until the end of the film, the truth is still not given. This arrangement is thought-provoking. Photography master Cazo's photography skills are superb and his use of long lenses successfully creates a tense atmosphere, which has been highly praised internationally.

9. Brave Heart

A war story about freedom and death; a romantic relationship about love and opposition; some human perspectives about loyalty and betrayal. This movie allows us to meet a hero named Wallace, an instrument called Scottish bagpipe, a beauty named Sophie Marceau and a firm belief called "freedom". Needless to say, the achievements of this movie. When Mel Gibson shouted "freedon" before his final execution, I don't know how many people it made...

10. Gone with the Wind

The classic status of this movie is unshakable. The collaboration between Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh is a perfect match in film history. It has received countless awards and topped numerous rankings, making it a hit for half a century. The audience reached 300 million. This historical blockbuster with huge investment, luxurious scenes, and grand and realistic war scenes has become a classic work in the history of American movies with its commendable art, which is a must-see.

11. The Shawshank Redemption

"Get busy living or get busy dying." The film turns life into a cruel choice, in the narrative bit by bit. seep into our souls. Believe in yourself, never give up hope, never give up hard work, and wait patiently for your own glory in life. This is the Shawshank redemption. A small island, a small boat, and a hotel are not too much to ask for. However, what price does such a request come from? It requires at least a seemingly powerless stone hammer...

12. Citizen Kane

American films selected by the American Film Institute Among the 100 most iconic films of all time, "Citizen Kane" ranks first. In a survey of British directors and film critics in XX, "Citizen Kane" ranked first. It was also the result of a "Best Screenplays of the 20th Century" survey conducted by the Library of America for members of the Screenwriters Guild of America in 2009, and "Citizen Kane" ranked first.

Not only that, this 1941 old movie ranks in almost all movie rankings...

13. The Bodyguard

Although the lovers are not married, the love will follow The melodious singing voice of iwillalwaysloveyou has touched many people. Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner's true interpretation is a classic film that combines thrills, action, gunfights, entertainment and romantic tenderness!

14. Blue Bridge

A heart-stirring love classic, one of the three most poignant and immortal love stories in the history of film. For love, he desperately stayed with her; for love, she walked towards the car heading towards her without hesitation... Today, when we don't believe in love, who can still give up his life for love? Those who long for eternal love Modern people can feel the everlasting love in this film. In addition to lamenting the tricks of fate, the entire film also became an example of the moral values ??of that era...

15. Roman Holiday

The beautiful myth comes from ancient legends. Modern fairy tales come from ancient civilized cities. A short visit created a romantic classic that will last forever. "Roman Holiday" is an unforgettable pleasant experience and a touching love story. William Wyler, the director with the most Oscar nominations in film history, has a unique vision and brought together the most classic golden boy and girl combination on the screen. The prestigious Gregory Peck and the fledgling Audrey Hepburn, *** perform together...

16. "When Happiness Knocks on the Door"

"When Happiness Knocks" The Pursuit of Happyness is based on a true story. The protagonist of the story is today's black American investment expert Chris Gardner. It successfully interprets the inspiring story of how a down-and-out salesman who was on the verge of bankruptcy and whose wife left home worked hard to fulfill his responsibilities as a single parent, worked hard to become a stock market trader, and finally became a well-known financial investor.

17. "Weakness"

The black man Oher (Quinton Aaron) has been homeless since his parents divorced when he was young. However, despite being dull, he was lucky enough to enter an orphanage because of his strong physical condition and athletic talent. Although he scored zero points, some details made him stand out. After a volleyball match, he took the initiative to clean up the trash, which attracted the attention of the Taosi family. As a result, Mrs. Tausi (Sandra Bullock) decided to adopt Oher and train him to be a rugby player. Mrs. Taosi made him feel the warmth of family. At the same time, Taosi's son also helped Oher train, so that he quickly integrated into the life of the rugby team and continued to stimulate his sports potential. Finally, in a game, he stood out due to his outstanding performance and began to gain the attention of scouts, which brought a series of sweetness and trouble...

Everyone has weaknesses, but when When others stay away from you because of your own weaknesses, or when you lose a lot of things because of your own weaknesses, don't isolate yourself, let alone resent others, but face it bravely, find the reasons, and create conditions for yourself. If you can't succeed, Those who achieve great things always stick to their weaknesses and never undergo major changes in their lives; those who achieve great things are always good at working on their weaknesses to transform themselves into a person with super abilities. A person who cannot even correct his own shortcomings can only be a loser!

Weaknesses can exist. As long as we face them bravely, maybe weakness is not a bad thing. You cannot deny yourself because of your weakness in some aspects. In fact, you may be better in some aspects. Everyone has advantages. What is valuable is that we should carry forward him and let the best of ourselves be shown, so as to achieve our own future. Face your weaknesses head-on, let yourself bravely tear away the fragile veil, and strive to create a good environment for yourself. In fact, you can also be the best.

18. "A Beautiful Mind"

(A Beautiful Mind) is an Academy Award-winning film adapted from the biography of the same name. The film tells the story of John Forbes Nash, a mathematician who suffered from schizophrenia but devoted himself to research in the fields of game theory and differential geometry and won the Nobel Prize in Economics. Nash's outstanding intuition was troubled by schizophrenia, which greatly changed his glorious journey to the highest level of academics. Faced with this challenge that had destroyed many people, Nash, with the help of his beloved wife Alicia, was not afraid and fought tenaciously. After decades of hard work, he finally overcame this misfortune and won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1994. This is a true-life legend, and Nash continues to work in his field today.

19. "Rocky"

A 1976 movie written and starring Stallone and directed by John Ivison. It tells the story of an unknown boxer named Rocky. Papua's chance to fight heavyweight boxing champion Apollo Creed is a classic American dream story. Stallone became a famous Hollywood movie star with his interpretation of the role of Rocky Balboa, and "Rocky" became a well-known fictional character.

From 1976 to now, six movies in the Rocky series have been filmed. The film was a low-budget production, costing US$1 million and shot in just 28 days. However, it grossed more than 117.2 million at the box office. Won the 1976 Academy Award for Best Picture, Stallone was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in "Rocky", and director John Ivison also won the Academy Award for Best Director.