Show Hollywood Movie
This article-list is going to be special. Not only will there be ten movie recommendations, but they’ll all be in one category! I will organize these movies by genre or field of filmmaking (film style, etc.).
That being said, let's dive into our first show film recommendation!
Movie: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Field: Film Style/Theme
Synopsis: A young girl tries to uncover the secrets her father has been keeping from her for years.
Themes: Mystery, Power
Brief Indicators: Having lost both parents at an early age, she now must learn how to trust people. She also learns that not everyone shares the same moral code as others.
Full Length Conclusion: As the story progresses, she comes across many mysteries that have remained hidden for centuries. Her personal strength is tested as she faces off against powerful individuals who want to keep their secrets.
In the end, she discovers what her father was so afraid of exposure and it leaves you feeling quite satisfied.
Oscar-winning movie
One of my favorite movies is definitely The Wizard of Oz. Not only is it an incredible story with lovable characters, but it also teaches important lessons about being yourself, staying motivated, and believing in yourself. These are all great messages for young kids to learn!
The film was awarded the Academy Award for Best Picture - which is called the “Oscar” for short. It also won two more awards: best director (for someone who has never directed a feature length movie before) and best animated picture.
These three Oscars make The Wizard of Oz one very special movie. Even though the story takes place in the past, the themes still apply today. This article will talk about some of these themes and how they relate to your life.
Popular movie
The best way to learn how to appreciate art is by watching it, studying it, and understanding it. A great way to do this is to watch all of the studio films that have major awards or nominations. These can be fun to watch if you know what’s in them already!
Many people start exploring artwork after looking at some pictures or statues of famous works. By seeing the work “live”, as they say, we are able to understand it more clearly because we compare it with our own experiences.
We also get to see how other artists completed their tasks which helps us pick up new skills. Many students don’t realize these things exist until they look into becoming professionals in the field.
There are many ways to enjoy artistically inspired movies, such as:
Listening to an album while viewing the scenes from the film where the music was used
Observing the patterns, colors, and styles of the setting or costume
Reading biographies or interviews about the filmmaker or actor
For example, when Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, several websites and blogs had reviews and articles about the various artistic touches in the movie.
Famous movie
Many people know The Wizard of Oz as the story about Dorothy, a little girl who travels through space and time to find her way home while learning valuable life lessons along the way, but what many don’t realize is that it was also an allegory for the Great Depression!
In fact, one of the main characters in the film, Glinda the Good Witch of the South, represents Roosevelt’s Secretary of the Treasury Henry Wallace (more on him later). His counterpart, the Wicked Witch of the West, embodies President Hoover.
And just like during the Great Depression, when we need a strong source of inspiration and motivation to keep us going, the wizard in this case gives hope for a brighter future by telling everyone that there’s no place like home - even if it’s the hellhole of a planet Earth.
That’s why, even though The Wizard Of Oz may be over 70 years old now, it still has so much meaning for us today.
Oscar-nominated movie
A few weeks ago, I shared my favorite romantic comedies of all time with you here. Now it’s time to take things one step further and pick out your perfect romance from the vast collection that Hollywood has to offer!
I have gathered together twenty great love stories in this article, including some that are completely free to watch. Some cost money, but they’re definitely worth it if you want to give more detail on what makes each story work.
Best movie of the year
The best way to describe this movie is as an emotional roller coaster. It’s very dramatic with lots of twists, turns, and surprises.
It’s also funny in some parts, which is always nice to watch. Plus, it has one of the greatest finales I have ever seen!
The film follows two college students who meet online and later realize they live across from each other at a university. They begin talking via chat apps every day and eventually decide to go out together.
This article will not tell you what happens next (you need to see the movie!), but there are several reasons why this movie should be included in your monthly movie night rotation. If you enjoy strong dramas that make you feel emotions, then give “Aladdin” a try.
It’t definitely worth your time if you can handle strong scenes.
Most memorable movie scenes
A movie scene that stuck with you is not typically due to its length, nor is it usually because of what happens in the scene. It’s often the overall context of the scene coupled with your emotional state at the time that makes an impact.
A common theme among many popular movie scenes is something dramatic happening outside of the frame of the film. A car accident, a house burning down, or someone getting shot are just some examples. These kind of scenes work because they grab your attention externally and then pull you internally into the story.
Another thing most movie scenes have in common is them taking place somewhere neutral. A bedroom, street, boat, etc. They lose their effectiveness when applied to situations that don’t feel natural for the character.
And one more important element - repetition. Even if the setting and action change, as long as there is something significant occurring within the scene, then it will stick in your mind.
Overall, I think the key to identifying a powerful movie scene is knowing when something works and doesn’t work. And being able to apply the appropriate lesson to yourself.
Most important movie themes
What is it about friendship that we always seem to need? Why do we feel like we can’t survive a day without our friends by ourselves?
Is there something in us that wants to help each other stay happy, keep each other safe, and believe in each other even when everyone else doesn’t?
These are all examples of theme songs for movies!
Thematic song lyrics that speak to this inner desire for strong friendships include lines such as “We will never know what you have done for us / But together we will bring out the best in me” or “You made me see how much I really needed you.”
Other popular friend-themed melodies contain messages about gratitude (for your loved one) or understanding (why they sometimes hurt you).
Overall, these tunes make listeners feel good about themselves and their relationships with others. That makes them feel more confident and comfortable around people, which is a valuable thing.
Most influential movie of all time
The most popular film is something that everyone has at least heard of, if not seen in full. Many consider it to be one of the greatest films ever made. It’s also arguably the highest grossing film of all-time with over $7 billion in worldwide box office receipts.
That movie? You already know what it is.
It’s called “The Godfather.” And it’s very likely you have at some point watched it without realizing how powerful some of its scenes are.
Just like any good story, “The Godfather” has many layers that get explored as it progresses. However, there are several key moments within the first hour and a half where an important plot development occurs or an element of the narrative comes into focus for the very first time.
One such moment happens around the two-hour mark when Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) receives his title as Don - which means leader. He then makes his famous speech about leaving his family behind and starting a new life somewhere else.