La grande vadrouille (虎口脱险）France 1966
For me, this is the greatest film of all time.
The story took place in World war II. A British plane on a bombing mission was hit by the Germans. Three British soldiers parachuted Because they landed in German-occupied Paris, the Germans tried to capture them. The three pilots each meet different Parisian citizens: the conductor of the opera house, the painter, the actress of the puppet company... These peace-loving Parisians decided to help them escape the Nazis. After many difficulties, they reached the neutral country of Switzerland.
The film has a lot of laughs, mainly from the conductor and the painter, the two of them on the movie poster. I always watch the Chinese dubbing version of the Shanghai translation studio, and the localized dubbing adds a lot of fun. Although the film is set during the war, no one is killed. The film is a humorous expression of French optimism and love for peace after World War II. Values such as peace, courage, love, and fraternity are also discussed. At the same time, every character is very successful, even the villain of the German major. There are also many impressive lines in the film that are worth watching again and again. I saw this movie in kindergarten on the recommendation of my father, until now, I also revisited it on National Day this year. That's really nice. If you like comedies and war movies, please check them out.（available on bilibili）

Biri Girl（2015），directed by Nobuhiro Boi, is Adapted from a novel written by Shimaki, the film tells the story of a female high school student who was at the bottom of the school year in a year and a half to raise her deviation by 40 and be admitted to Keio University.
Kudo Shayega is a cute girl who has a brother and sister.
Kudo Shayega is a high school girl who does not love study but only dress up and play. She has a doting mother and a father who only cares about her brother. It wasn't until a year before the gaokao, when her mother took her to a cram school in Pingdi, that she slowly found the joy of learning and realized her mistake. So she began to study hard day after day, and finally successfully admitted to the ideal university in the second year.
Every time I watch this movie, I bring tears to my eyes. It is the most movie I've ever reviewed. Maybe it is because I was going through high school, this film brought me very great enthusiasm. It has been telling me, don't give up your efforts, stick to it, you can realize your dream. “No matter whether your wish is fulfilled or not, the experience of fighting for great goals will surely become your strength in the future.” The hero's story tells us that as long as you want to work hard, it will not be too late. I recommend this hot-blooded movie to all the high school students.
Finally, I gave it to all the students who are experiencing high school: " No matter what people around you say you can't, speak out your dream and strength confidently, not afraid of ridicule and failure, the strength to challenge, how dazzling to me.”

A Man Called Otto
A Man Called Otto is directed by Hannes Helm, adapted from the original novel : A Man Called Ove, by Fredrik Backman.
The film tells the story of a man called Otto. He is in a low mood after his wife Sonia's death. He always wants to commit suicide to follow Sonia but it constantly interrupted. As a result, he focused more on his life and discovered more jay of life. Because of his neighbors, Ore no longer wanted to suicide. With these company of his friends, Otto spent his late years peacefully
The film uses Otto's every suicide to evoke memories of Otto's life, gradually revealing the reasons for Otto's strange temper, which makes the film more interesting and natural than the original book. In addition, the actor is also very appropriate. The actor who played Otto fully showed Otto's psychology in the original book, which enriched Otto's image. For example, the original book did not mention how Otto takes care of her neighbor's daughter in the hospital, but the movie shows this warm detail. But there's also still shortcoming in the movie. I think the plot of the movie can be more extensive. Some important plot in the original book were unfortunately not produce, such as the meet of Otto and Sonia's dad. Perhaps due to time limited.
I think it's a successful adaptation, which is because of the interaction between the original book and movie. I will recommend it to my family.

前排围观

The Shawshank Redemption(1994), directed by Frank Darabont .
The film tells of Andy, a banker, who was sent to court as the murderer of his wife. The infidelity of his wife, the treacheny of his lawyer, the misjudgement of the judge, the brutality of the prison guard, he ever helped Warden's finance and knew the true muderer from Tom, but the greedy wardon didn't want him to leave,the wardon even put him to confinement for two months, Andy becomed disappsineed. Finally, he escaped from prison by a passage which he excavated for 20 years and regained his freedom. The wardon committed suicide for fear of going to prison.
The film deal with the theme of freedom . In a vivid scene, Andy escaped from the prison and teared his shirt, the rain was teeming down,Andy was freedom. The film also produce a big effect,people admire Andy, even praise highly the courage of Shawshank. However ,the film has its faults, the rhythm of the film has a little slow, it will make people feel tired and someone thinks it's more ideal than real world . All things considered,it must be the perfect and educational films ever made.
The Shawshank Redemption conveys a message that should be clear to all of us– hope. If Andy didn't have hope, he can't escaped from prison and get freedom . Hope is a good thing, maybe the best thing, and no hope things ever dies, it speaks to people of all ages.I recommend it for the whole family.

Little women (2019)
The new version of "Little Women" in 2019 once again push the world famous novel about "women" created by American writer Louisa May Alcott into the public eye. Despite the excellent work of the 1994 version, the new Little Women still meets my expectations with its non-linear narrative and a deeper and richer portrayal of the four March sisters.
The film revolves around a middle-class family composed mainly of women, focusing on the growth, emotions, marriage, ideals, freedom and rights of women in the 19th century, and director and screenwriter Greta Gerweger describes the character and inner growth of the four sisters Meg, Josephine, Beth and Amy with a delicate brush and camera of women in the 21st century.
In the war years, ordinary families could only be forced to struggle to survive in poverty, and the four sisters, who were tortured by poverty, all yearned for a rich and beautiful material life, but thanks to the subtle words and actions of their parents, the four girls did not lose their inner innocence in the bondage of social norms and the temptation of secular vanity, and to a certain extent, they maintained their valuable free nature.
The film not only restores the author's expression of women's self-consciousness awakening, but also vividly portrays their brave image of pursuing true love, fighting against the old society's argument that "women can only have a way out if they marry well" and striving for freedom and family happiness. Therefore, this film can still be seen to improve the current plight of women's survival, its important significance and power, enough to cause the audience to think.

"Manchester By the Sea" is a poignant and emotionally gripping film that explores themes of grief, guilt, and redemption. The superb performances, particularly by Casey Affleck as the troubled protagonist, deliver a raw and authentic portrayal of human suffering. The film's masterful storytelling slowly unveils the layers of its characters, inviting the audience to empathize with their pain and struggle. Set against the backdrop of a small coastal town, the cinematography beautifully captures the melancholic atmosphere, enhancing the overall impact of the story. "Manchester By the Sea" is a thought-provoking and powerful exploration of loss and the complexities of healing, leaving a lasting impression on its viewers.