Recommended movies for junior high school English movies

Recommended English movies for junior high school students:

First, "Beautiful Life"

In Italy during World War II, Guido, a nobody played by Robert Bei Lini, went to Tuscany in pursuit of his own ideals and love, completely ignoring the government control under fascist rule, where he fell in love with the primary school teacher Taula. A few years later, they had a little boy-Joshua, and Quito also opened a bookstore.

However, the good times did not last long. Under the fascist government, the family was separated and put in a concentration camp. Father and son were put together, while mother was put in another place. In the cruel concentration camp, the father kept his son happy and naive by playing games. Finally, the father sacrificed himself and died under the Nazi gun, while the son returned to his mother.

Second, the terminal

The story happened in the late 1980s. Victor (Tom Hanks) is Slovenian. In order to escape the war in the motherland, he decided to immigrate to the United States and bought a plane ticket to the United States with simple luggage.

He was stopped when he got off the plane at the Kennedy Airport Terminal in new york to get out of the airport. It turned out that there was a coup in his motherland and he became an enemy of the United States. Victor's passport and identity documents, as well as immigration documents, were useless. He was detained at the airport.

In an instant, Victor became an isolated man without a country and a home, and he became a victim of international political changes. During Victor's detention at the airport, he had only two choices: either to return to the motherland, but after the coup in his country, he no longer admitted that he was a national who had gone through immigration procedures; Either get a valid certificate and immigrate to the United States, but his certificate is obviously invalid and cannot be replaced.

Standing in this country that doesn't belong to him, Victor can't help but feel confused when he looks at strangers coming and going. In desperation, he can only stay at the airport, sleep in the chair in the hall, take a bath in the bathroom and make a living by serving passing passengers. All he has now is his illiberal body and a small suitcase, which contains a change of clothes, a razor and paid identification.

By chance, Victor meets the beautiful stewardess Amelia (Catherine Zeta-Jones). Amelia began to sympathize with Victor's experience, help him introduce some small jobs and negotiate with the airport. Slowly, she fell in love with this exquisite and honest man.

A "a blessing in disguise, a blessing in disguise" happened in this way. Victor met everything in America and his happiness at this airport.

Third, Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) was born in a remote town in southern Alabama shortly after the end of World War II. He was born mentally retarded with an IQ of only 75. However, his mother is a strong-willed woman. She often encourages Forrest Gump to "be a blessed fool" and asks him to strive for self-improvement.

Forrest Gump goes to school like an ordinary child and meets his lifelong friend and beloved Jenny (played by robin wright Payne). Under the care of Jenny and her mother, Forrest Gump started running all his life with the "Scud" given by God.

Forrest Gump became a football superstar, a Vietnam War hero, a table tennis diplomatic envoy and a billionaire. However, he never forgot Jenny, and several hasty meetings and parting deepened Forrest Gump's thoughts. One day, Forrest Gump received a letter from Jenny, and they finally met.

Fourth, "Spring of the Cowherd Class"

Pierre Mouanqi, a world-famous conductor, returned to his hometown in France to attend his mother's funeral. His old friend gave him an old diary. Looking at the diary left by Clemente, the first music teacher of that year, Pierre slowly savored the teacher's state of mind, and his childhood memories surfaced in the deep pool of memories.

Clemente is a talented musician, but in the French countryside of 1949, he didn't have the opportunity to develop his talents and eventually became a teaching assistant in a boarding school for men. When he arrived, Clemente found that the headmaster of the school ruled the problem of juvenile class by cruel and high-handed means. The taciturn Clemente tried to improve this situation in his own way. To his surprise, there is no music class in this boarding school. He decided to open the students' closed hearts with music.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) "1900 Legend"

This film tells the story of a legendary piano genius. 1900, on the luxury cruise ship Virginia, an orphan was abandoned in the first class and raised by the sailors on board, named 1900.

1900 grew up slowly, showing his extraordinary piano talent. The band on the boat played the piano, and everyone who heard him play was deeply moved. Jenny, the originator of jazz, heard of 1900' s superb skills, specially boarded the boat to compete with him, and finally sighed and left sadly. It's a pity that all this happened at sea. 1900 never wanted to set foot on land again until one day, he fell in love with a girl and his feelings flowed on the keys.