Hot emotional legends, intimate personal portraits and thrilling Inspirational Stories – these emotional movies are all the drama you need in your life.
Moonlight
Moonlight tells the story of a young black man named Chiron who came of age in Miami. However, from the quiet intensity to the unique “three chapters” structure, everything goes against expectations and takes you on a real emotional journey. Filled with absolutely amazing performances – especially Oscar winner mahsala Ali – this is a drama movie that reminds you that art forms can do so well. It shows the life of Kailong star and the life of people in his community with elegance and style.
Gladiator
Ridley Scott's film tells the story of a Roman general who is betrayed and comes back from the dead, and then begins a slow and violent revenge as a gladiator. This film is epic in any sense. From the painstaking reappearance of all the authority and architectural glory of ancient Rome to the amazing action sequence, it is visually huge and emotionally magnificent. Russell Crowe is as charming as the vengeful Maximus, while Joaquin Phoenix is as threatening as the crying emperor. This drama movie is an adventure.
The Social Network
The birth and rise of Facebook are dramatic. The social network combines Aaron Sorkin's sharp dialogue with David Fincher's precise visual effect and talent for improving tension, resulting in a more gripping story than you can imagine, about what you use to keep up with and old high school classmates. Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg, a great drama movie that effortlessly demonstrates the selfishness, arrogance and greed that turn the campus directory into an unstoppable cultural force.
Schindler’s List
Steven Spielberg reminds you from time to time what a powerful theatrical filmmaker he can be. His view on the life of Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist, is that he used his influence and business to help save the lives of Jews during the Holocaust, which is wide-ranging, but also touching, melancholy, and often dark and beautiful. Liam Neeson shines in the main character, but the drama movie also makes Ralph Fiennes a sadistic German concentration camp commander.
Hidden Figures
It tells the true story of three talented African American women working at NASA in the 1960s – Katherine Johnson (played by taraji P. Henson), Dorothy Vaughan (played by Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (played by Janelle monae) – hiding people and objects makes these women deserve honor long ago and regard them as the real brains that put astronaut John Glenn into orbit. This adventure movie is an elaborate and fascinating tribute to women whose names should be known, respected and an integral part of the legend of the US space program.
Shattered Glass
According to a true story, the broken glass is played by Hayden Christensen (the role allows him to show more performing muscles than Anakin Skywalker) as the young journalist Stephen glass. He was found to not only invent stories for the New Republic magazine, but also invent information sources and contact information to cover up his tracks. You never knew that the weekly magazine editorial meeting would be so intense, and Peter sassgaard, as an editorial colleague who began to criticize glass's fantasy, was absolutely brilliant.
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