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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
“The Benefits of Wallflowers” is an example of a rare drama movie that lived up to the book on which it was based – more rarely, the author of this book also wrote and directed an adapted film. Chobosky's closeness to materials is obvious, because the characters are sincere and rich, and the stories are heartfelt and fascinating from beginning to end. These three protagonists – Logan Lehmann, Emma Watson and Ezra Miller – have all had the opportunity to shine in this touching teen movie, and they did. It is a real achievement in many aspects.
Nomadland
Nomadland is almost like a documentary about the destruction of real life after the Great Depression. But if it were not for the appearance of the heroine Francis McDormand, her excellent performance perfectly demonstrated the collection of non actors and real characters in the drama movie. Nomadland is a close and personal observation of personal destruction, but it also seeks identity and meaning in a world that seems to intentionally smash the two. This film is full of indelible images, and their real feelings are more powerful. Watch this film to get a painful but worthwhile experience.
Lost In Translation
Sophia Coppola directed this funny film about two people – an elderly actor (Bill Murray) and a neglected young wife (Scarlett Johnson) – who found contact through common loneliness in the unfamiliar terrain of Tokyo. The drama movie is slow and lazy, but it tries to capture the jet lag and the hazy feeling of being submerged by the new city. It doesn't always go where you think it is. It is also sweet, interesting and surprising. A beautifully made drama movie.
Chinatown
In the tortuous (and tortuous) dark journey into the Black Film Center, Chinatown is still regarded as an eternal classic, which is fully justified. Jack Nicholson's detective J.J. Kittis is an instant idol. Robert Towne's Oscar winning script enriches this dirty world with unforgettable lines and unforgettable characters. A movie that you may have heard more than you have seen is worth checking at any time.
Dead Poets Society
Few films can give full play to Robin Williams' talent, but Dead Poets Society is definitely one of them. Williams plays a young and energetic English teacher. He inspired students in a stuffy and depressed boarding school in the late 1950s. This drama movie is interesting, sweet and melancholy – it is also a celebration of Williams' ability to tease your funny bones and pull. Kay.
Rocky
Before the main character became a cartoon (before he returned to Rocky Balboa in 2006 or two dogmatic movies and the like), Rocky was a sweet and sensitive story, telling a story about a low rent Paloka who dreamed of becoming famous, even if it was small, and then fell in love, even if it was clumsy and clumsy. I'm glad to remind myself occasionally where all this started and how much heart and humanity there were at the beginning.
L.A. Confidential
According to James Ellroy's epic novel of the same name, Los Angeles Secret also tells the story of several policemen trying to resist the influx of organized crime into Los Angeles in the 1950s. The details of this period make people feel real and true. This story is not only a great crime story, but also a fascinating character study. Its all-star line-up – including Russell Crowe (his breakthrough role), Guy Pierce, Kim Basinger, David Stretzer, James Cromwell and Danny DeVito – is worth the ticket price.
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