Movies that really touch your heart are not that often seen on movie screens. Such pictures make one think about life, about the fate and role of man in the world. Analyzing the responses of the audience, almost all films that make a strong impression can be roughly divided into psychological and fantastic.
Psychological films
Most of these paintings organically weave dramatic elements into themselves. The most popular psychological film was Darren Aronovski's film Requiem for a Dream. This picture was shot in a rather tough style. Each of the main characters has its own goal - Harold wants to earn a lot of money and build his own house, his girlfriend dreams of her own atelier, his mother sleeps and sees herself as a participant in a popular show. But all their dreams are shattered by drugs and the wrong way to achieve the goal.
Thomas Yan's Knockin 'on Heaven is a completely different film. It can even be called kind, albeit with a dramatic ending. It tells the story of 2 terminally ill guys who met in the hospital, on whom a lot of money unexpectedly fell. The couple decides to devote the remaining days to unfulfilled dreams.
The film encourages me to think about, "What is life?", "If tomorrow comes the end, what is still important in my life?"
Giuseppe Tornatore's Best Offer is the newest film on the list. The pragmatic manager of the auction house is busy only with his work and replenishment of the priceless collection of paintings, which is kept in his house. And it seems that everything human is alien to him - he does not let anyone into his soul. And he lives like that until he meets a mysterious girl who cunningly uses him. The film is quite thin, but capable of making a strong impression after watching it. He teaches us to live without fanaticism and extremes.
Sci-fi movies
Fantastic films are closely intertwined with psychological ones. They are distinguished by the presence of a plot invented by the author.
The most famous science fiction film with deep meaning is, perhaps, "The Matrix" by the Wachowski brothers. The main character one day discovers that his whole life is not real, and he and most other people are mechanisms for receiving energy. He joins a group of people who are trying to resist the system.
After watching the film, the question involuntarily arises as to whether the whole of humanity is loaded into a kind of matrix, where everyone is assigned a predetermined role.
Frank Darabont's Green Mile was based on the novel by the famous Stephen King. It tells the story of a death row prison where 2 little girls are delivered to the killer. As it turns out, he has a mysterious gift to heal people and is not at all involved in murder. But nothing can be changed. A very intense and touching film at the same time. The tape forces you to think about the injustice of this world, and also teaches that you cannot judge people by their appearance.
