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NO 1 Forrest Gump. ...

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IMDB Rating 8.8

Director: Robert Zemeckis

Writers: Winston Groom (novel), Eric Roth (screenplay)

Stars: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise 

Davis was forced to retire in 1984 due to his injuries. Footage of his Medal of Honor award ceremony was used in the 1994 film Forest Gump, with actor Tom Hanks' head superimposed over that of Davis.

The military portion is based on fact and Davis and how he earned his medal.
The rest of the movie is movie.

 

2 The Shawshank Redemption. ...

IMDB Rating 9.3

Director: Frank Darabont
Writers: Stephen King short story Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, Frank Darabont (screenplay)
Stars: Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton

I feel I have a very deep connection with the movie. This is one of those movies where I was too stupid to realize awesomeness with my first watch, but slowly, the realization arrived.....

Moral- How to adjust to every situation, and make the most out of it. The values of friendship, of Andy Dufrense trying to cope up with the inmates of Shawshank prison and how he finally wins them over. How the walls of the Shawshank prison enclose them as a family, how they learn to care about each other. how to keep oneself constantly occupied with productive things even when it seems impossible. It teaches us how to pick ourselves us even when we are at our lowest.

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the taste of Freedom, the rain Andy feels on himself after crawling through the drain pipe. The whole story melts down to this incident. A man struggling through shit, to crawl, scratch, and fight his way to FREEDOM. That is just how life is

3 The Pursuit of Happyness. ...

IMDB Rating 8.0
Director: Gabriele Muccino
Writer: Steve Conrad (as Steven Conrad)

Stars: Will Smith, Thandie Newton, Jaden Smith 

In this movie Chris Gardener's wife leaves him because she wasn't sure about her husband's success. There's scene in the movie in which Chris tells his wife that he has applied to be an intern in a sales company,but his wife replies by saying that it was a wrong decision and he is taking a step back from being a salesman to an intern. But Chris kept faith in himself and he succeeds.

first five minutes of movie Chris says that he saw his father for the first time when he was 28 and he wanted to give all the happiness to his son which he had missed. There's a scene in movie in which he had no place to stay and they spend the night in toilet of railway station. In such a difficult situation he tries to keep his son as and as satisfied as possible by telling his son that the machine he carries is time machine. This scene literally gave me goosebumps.There's a scene in which his son is playing basketball and Chris tells him these words which are really deep,simple and self-explanatory.

many instances in which Chris suffers set-backs . But the problems never bothered him. There is a scene in movie in which he is homeless. But he never losses hopes, the new place he gets to stay had no lights in the night but then also he repaired his machine and kept studying for his upcoming exam whole night standing just to get some light from the ventilator.

 things which one must learn as early as possible in life. It is shown in the movie that Rubik's cube was a really tough toy to solve and some Mathematician has solved it 31 minutes. He was aware of the record of 31 minutes but he solves it in mere 17 minutes(I guess) so that he could get time to talk to one of the selector of interns.

“Hey. Don't ever let somebody tell you you can't do something. Not even me. All right? You got a dream. You gotta protect it. People can't do something themselves, they wanna tell you you can't do it. If you want something

4 Rocky. ...

IMDB Rating 8.1

Director: John G. Avildsen

Writer: Sylvester Stallone
Stars: Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burt Young 

A very tall and muscular guy isnt the perfect image for a dramatic actor. You expect a giant idiot. And this was a problem for Stallone. if he want to be a protagonist for a movie, he needed to make his own movie

ithe typical movie about de american dream: a loser can rise above his poor condictions (by changing his mindset) and achieved greatness.

But in this case is flawless product thanks to the writing of stallone. yes he wrote the screenplay. Not only that, maybe because of his unexperience in that time he made a revolutionary act in his move.

The fight scene is so meaningful because all the character development that was made in the first hour of the movie. A very honest history of loser who can rise above his situation thanks to opportunity he never dreamed to have.

5 ) 3 Idiots. ...

IMDB Rating 8.4

Director: Rajkumar Hirani

Writers: Rajkumar Hirani (screenplay), Abhijat Joshi (screenplay) | 3 more credits »
Stars: Aamir Khan, Madhavan, Mona Singh 

The Movie 3 Idiots is one of the best movies of Bollywood because there are many reasons behind the success of the movie Khadoos, Lage Raho Munnabhai,etc.

It has tells the true story about an engineer. How is their life revolving around friends, family and college.It has a very great actors in the movie especially Boman Irani, Who has played a great role as a principal.It gives you a great message that whatever your heart say do it, tell your feeling flow and forget what other thinks about you.It revolves around thee beautiful time spent with friends and their good and bad days spent.It is directed by Rajkumar Hirani, He has made many great comedy films like Munnabhai MBBS, Saala .

6 The Blind Side. ...

IMDB Rating 7.6

Director: John Lee Hancock

Writers: John Lee Hancock, Michael Lewis (book)
Stars: Quinton Aaron, Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw

That strengthens the focus on Leigh Ann's rescue actions, how she "saved" this poor aimless kid and gave him all the life skills he needed to succeed on and off the football field. It resonates with white suburban do-gooder audiences, but it's just not accurate.

In truth, Michael Oher was already a very good football player when the Tuohy family took him in. And he had a bold, confident personality that rubbed off on everyone and made him a natural leader. He was a motivated, focused kid who knew what he wanted, but came from an environment where no one really cared or provided support. He was NOT a shy, introverted pathetic case.

He just came from a terrible domestic environment and found stability with a nice rich family. The real story of Michael Oher is how he caught the luckiest of breaks and escaped the ghetto jungle and was able to leave all that soul crushing crap behind, and focus on academics and athletics in a completely different upper middle class environment. It's a study in how important environment is in the life of kids and teenagers, and how it can make a huge difference.

But what we, the audience, receive is a Hallmark channel film that is nothing more than a lazy, formulaic, fictionalized "warm your heart" chick flick couched in a football world. Sassy dialogue, woman-takes-charge scenes, tender moments, etc -- all the usual stuff is there. The film would have been FAR better had it focused on Oher as the lead character, instead of Bullock. No offense to Bullock, who is a fine actor. 

 7 Bravehear

IMDB Rating 8.3

Director: Mel Gibson

Writer: Randall Wallace
Stars: Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan 

Braveheart is a 1995 American epic historical fiction war film directed and co-produced by Mel Gibson, who portrays William Wallace, a late-13th-century Scottish warrior. The film depicts the life of Wallace leading the Scots in the First War of Scottish Independence against King Edward I of England. The film also stars Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan and Catherine McCormack. The story is inspired by Blind Harry's epic poem The Actes and Deidis of the Illustre and Vallyeant Campioun Schir William Wallace and was adapted for the screen by Randall Wallace.

8 127 Hours.

IMDB Rating 7.6
Director: Danny Boyle
Writers: Danny Boyle (screenplay), Simon Beaufoy (screenplay) | 1 more credit »

Stars: James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara
look away, because there is audio that was also very graphic. To put it simply but without getting into detail, the young man had only a small blade and you can't saw through bone with that, so he had to snap the bone all the way into two pieces, and that takes time and a grotesque effort of pure will power.

The depiction of this moment, and his emotional buildup to it -- he was terrified and panicked, and in excruciating pain, obviously -- was so emotional that people in the audience were openly weeping before the actual amputation even started.

Likewise, the sequence involves nerve endings and is graphic in the depiction of the physical and emotional trauma of severing them. This isn't a short sequence you can just close your eyes to for a few seconds, it lasts for several minutes (once the actual amputation begins) and is preceded by several different sequences of equally graphic and upsetting nature that lead up to the amputation. Not just the necessary separation of bone, but in fact days earlier when he first contemplates what he will eventually have to do and attempts to start.

I know many people will tell you it's not a big deal or not as bad as you've heard. I have a very strong stomach, I didn't get ill or anything watching the scene, and I don't want to overstate things -- BUT, it would be a big mistake not to go in prepared for a very graphic and intense film and series of scenes about the amputation. It is brutal and extremely realistic, the audio at times is almost as horrible as the visuals when he is crying and screaming as he does what he has to do, and it goes on longer than you think it will. It is enough that several showings had people passing out or becoming ill, and a great many more upset to the point of crying.