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Movies are an art full of charm. It's better to watch movies than to have nothing to do at home during the holidays. Today, Meiwuji has selected 50 movies that affect the world for you. After watching 50 movies that affect the world, you can change your life. NO.50 Avenger Alliance 4: Battle of the End (2019) Avengers: Endgame Director: Anthony Russell/Joe Russell Screenplay: Christopher Marcus/Stephen McPhelie Starring: Robert Downey Jr./Chris Evans Score of watercress: 8.5 The last part of The Avengers, a perfect and imperfect ending, ends a series and an era. In this film, the surviving avengers travel back to the past time and space to rewrite the ending. The film set a new world box office record. NO.49 Wandering Earth (2019) The Wandering Earth Director: Guo Fan Screenplay: Gong Ge/Yan Dongxu/Guo Fan Starring: Qu Chuxiao/Wu Jing/Li Guangjie Score of watercress: 7.9 It is the first real science fiction film in China. It is adapted from the novel of the same name by Liu Cixin, a science fiction writer. It tells about the increasing burden of the earth due to the uncontrolled destruction of the environment by human beings. In order to survive, scientists put forward a plan of "wandering the earth". The dark horse at the box office at that time, I have to say that Wu Jing did have a hand in selecting films. Although this film has some shortcomings compared with some foreign blockbusters in terms of special effects, it can already see the great progress of domestic films. NO.48 Warrior Wolf 2 (2017) Wolf Warriors 2 Director: Wu Jing Screenplay: Wu Jing/Dong Qun/Liu Yi Starring: Wu Jing/Frank Greero/Wu Gang Score of watercress: 7.1 The Black Horse of the Year in 2017, also the highest grossing film in China by far, tells the story of Leng Feng, a former "war wolf" played by Wu Jing, who suffered riots in Africa to find his lover's whereabouts. This should be the first domestic film similar to heroism. Although it is personal heroism, it shows the strength of the country behind it. With a box office of 5.7 billion yuan, it is the first domestic film to rank among the top 50 box offices in the world. NO.47 Hidden People (2016) Hidden Figures Director: Theodore Melfield Screenplay: Alison Schroeder Starring: Taraj P. Hansen/Octavia Spencer Score of watercress: 8.8 A story about a black woman scientist breaks not only gender discrimination, but also skin color discrimination. I can't change my skin color. I can only be the first. Based on real events, it is an excellent anti discrimination film. NO.46 Suyuan (2013) Wish Director: Li Junyi Writer: Jin Zhihui Starring: Xue Jingqiu/Yan Zhiyuan/Li Lai Score of watercress: 9.2 Based on the real events in South Korea, this case has attracted great attention worldwide due to the broadcast of the film. Just last year, the release of the criminal in Suwon's case also caused considerable repercussions in the society. At the same time, the film also changed the laws of South Korea. NO.45 Furnace (2011) Silenced Director: Huang Donghe Screenplay: Kong Zhiyong/Huang Donghe Starring: Ggong/Zheng Youmei/Jin Zhiying Score of watercress: 9.3 Like Suwon, it is also a real event adapted from South Korea, which has changed the laws of South Korea. Through the spread of the film, more people in the world have paid attention to the sexual abuse and abuse of children. NO.44 Inception (2010) Inception Director: Christopher Nolan Screenplay: Christopher Nolan Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio/Joseph Gordon Levitte Score of watercress: 9.3 Nolan's classic film is joined by Xiao Li. The structure of multiple dreams makes the film logic very difficult to understand, but it also makes this work a world classic. NO.43 Avatar (2009) Avatar Director: James Cameron Screenplay: James Cameron Starring: Sam Worthington/Zoe Soldana/Sigourney Weaver Score of watercress: 8.7 3D commercial blockbusters, science fiction themes, high-tech screen production, and fantastic plot ideas are all reasons why Avatar can occupy an important position in film history. Prior to "Duplex 4", "Avatar" had been the world box office champion for 10 years, and if the exchange rate of prices and currencies were converted, the winner would not be certain. NO.42 Kung Fu Panda Kung Fu Panda Director: Mark Osborne/John Stevenson Screenplay: Jonathan Abel/Glenn Berger/Ethan River Starring: Jack Black/Dustin Hoffman/Angelina Jolie Score of watercress: 8.1 This is an animated film produced by DreamWorks and the first American action comedy animated film with Chinese kungfu as the theme. Po, the panda, is charmingly naive. He uses the image of China's national treasure to make Chinese Kung Fu moves, which is very characteristic of Chinese labels. NO.41 Electric Saw (2004) Saw Director: Wen Ziren Screenplay: Wen Ziren/Ray Warner Starring: Ray Warner/Gary Elvis Score of watercress: 8.7 It is difficult to have a high score of horror films, especially series films. It is easy to make worse and worse, but the exception is "Saw Thriller". According to incomplete statistics, the chain saw horror series should be the only series of horror movies that have no low scores in the whole series so far, and there are no works with less than 7 scores. NO.40 Infernal Affairs (2002) Infernal Affairs Director: Liu Weiqiang/Mai Zhaohui Screenplay: Mai Zhaohui/Zhuang Wenqiang Starring: Liu Dehua/Liang Chaowei/Huang Qiusheng Score of watercress: 9.2 At present, the ceiling of domestic gangster movies is not only widely popular in China, but also has been remade by many countries, which can be said to be a very classic gangster crime movie. NO.39 Spirited Away (2001) Spirited away Director: Hayao Miyazaki Screenplay: Hayao Miyazaki Starring: New Beauty/Freedom to Go Wild Score of watercress: 9.4 Hayao Miyazaki's most classic film, which has won many awards in film festivals, is another peak of animated films, and also shows the world the excellence of animated films. NO.38 Truman's World (1998) The Truman Show Director: Peter Weir Screenplay: Andrew Nicole Starring: Kim Carey/Laura Linnie/Ed Harris Score of watercress: 9.3 A film that will make people feel cold after reading it. After reading it, they will think about which world we live in. Is it true. NO.37 Titanic (1997) Titanic Director: James Cameron Screenplay: James Cameron Type: love/disaster Score of watercress: 9.4 An important work in film history is almost an epic of love. The accidental encounter between a rich girl and a poor boy is a short and true love. Maybe when they get off the ship safely and get together, the end may not be very good. They may be worn away by the hard life, or they may really cross all obstacles to stay together for life. From the moment the ship sank, it was doomed that their love would become an epic and the film would become a classic. NO.36 Beautiful Life (1997) La vita è bella Director: Roberto Benini Screenplay: Vincenzo Cherami/Roberto Benini Starring: Roberto Benini/Nicoletta Blasky Score of watercress: 9.5 It seems that movies about war are always cruel and oppressive, but Beautiful Life is an accident. It shows people's lives under the war from another perspective. It is not that the war is not so cruel, but that there should be some warmth in the cruel life. If you can't change your life, then change yourself. It's a warm and heartfelt film. NO.35 Toy Story (1995) Toy Story Director: John Lasseter Screenplay: Jos Wedden/Andrew Stanton/Joel Cohen Starring: Tom Hanks/Tim Allen Score of watercress: 8.4 He was the box office champion of the year in 1995 and also the first animated film made entirely with computer technology. It tells the story of a group of toys. It is very interesting. NO.34 This killer is not too cold (1994) Leon: The Professional Director: Luc Besson Screenplay: Luc Besson Starring: Jean Renault/Natalie Portman/Gary Oldman Score of watercress: 9.4 The story between Leon, the killer, and Mathilda, the little girl. When the killer gets emotional, it means he is going to die. Luc Besson is also very powerful. This film has touched many people and left them with endless aftertaste. NO.33 Forrest Gump (1994) Forrest Gump Director: Robert Zemigis Screenplay: Eric Ross/Winston Groom Starring: Tom Hanks/Robin White/Gary Sinis Score of watercress: 9.5 A very important film in the film history, which won many film awards, is also the work of Tom Hanks who won the movie king. NO.32 Shawshank Redemption (1994) The Shawshank Redemption Director: Frank De La Bonte Screenplay: Frank Delabont/Stephen King Starring: Tim Robbins/Morgan Freeman Score of watercress: 9.7 The work that is known as the first in film history has no love, no beauty, only faith and hope, but it can be loved by most people, so its excellence naturally goes without saying. NO.31 Schindler's List (1993) Schindler's List Director: Steven Spielberg Screenplay: Thomas Kennelly Starring: Liam Neeson/Ben Kingsley Score of watercress: 9.5 The film, adapted from the real event, let more people know about it, and showed the cruelty of the war while also seeing a trace of warmth in the war. NO.30 Farewell My Concubine (1993) Farewell My Concubine Director: Chen Kaige Screenplay: Lu Wei/Li Bihua Starring: Zhang Guorong/Zhang Fengyi/Gong Li Score of watercress: 9.6 A story about art, "no madness, no survival", is the first and only Chinese film that has won the Palme d'Or in Cannes, France, and is the highest achievement of director Chen Kaige. NO.29 Ju Dou (1990) Ju Dou Director: Zhang Yimou/Yang Fengliang Screenplay: Liu Heng Starring: Gong Li/Li Baotian/Li Wei Score of watercress: 8.1 Through incest, the first one exposes the distortion of ethical code to human nature and the huge conflict between the pursuit of human nature and the inhuman society and culture. NO.28 The Past of the United States (1984) Once Upon a Time in America Director: Seljo Lionel Screenplay: Piero de Benadi Starring: Robert De Niro/Jennifer Connery Score of watercress: 9.2 An epic film, which takes 4 hours to tell the story of a person's life, is the only genre film comparable to the Godfather in American film history, and is a classic epic gangster film with impeccable characters, stories, scenes and music. NO.27 Iron drum (1979) The Tin Drum Director: Volcker Schlundorf Screenplay: Volk Schlundorf/Franz Setz/Jean Claude Carrier Starring: Mario Adolf/Angela Winkle/David Bennett Score of watercress: 8.3 A very important film in the new film movement in Germany. A film shows a city and presents the life of German wartime petty citizens in an epic grand pattern. Seeing the big from the small is a breakthrough in contemporary German films and one of the greatest anti Nazism films in film history. NO.26 Star Wars (1977) Star Wars Director: George Lucas Screenplay: George Lucas Starring: Harrison Ford/Mark Hamill Score of watercress: 8.4 A film of great milestone in the film history, when all technologies were not yet mature, made such a sci-fi film, and subsequently became an excellent series, the earliest IP, with strong influence. At the beginning, it ranked second in the total box office, only second to Gone with the Wind. NO.25 Jingwu Sect (1972) Fist of Fury Director: Luo Wei Screenplay: Luo Wei/Ni Kuang Starring: Bruce Lee/Miao Kexiu/Tian Jun Score of watercress: 8.5 Bruce Lee should be the first Chinese movie star to make a name in the world. He is a Chinese kung fu star who can dazzle everyone. This film not only makes the world audience see Chinese kung fu and Chinese movie stars, but also says what Chinese people have always wanted to say: Chinese people are not sick people. NO.24 Godfather (1972) Once Upon a Time in America Director: Francis Ford Coppola Screenplay: Mario Puzo Starring: Marlon Brando/Al Pacino Score of watercress: 9.3 Like the title, this film is also a godfather in gangster type films. From the plot to the acting skills of actors, it is impeccable. It is an important film in the film history. NO.23 movies https://www.99reel.com 2001 Space Odyssey (1968) 2001: A Space Odyssey Director: Stanley Kubrick Screenplay: Arthur Clark/Stanley Ku 
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