This is what I often do when I am bored. I sat by the TV and watched TV, and then randomly selected the movies provided by the TV God that day.
Usually, I do this because I don't want to see a novel and complicated movie like Kill Time. Of course, I have several selected films that have done a lot to help me achieve this goal.
Paddington 2 was the first movie I thought of. Children have been watching TV, which means they can watch it on demand at regular intervals.
Strangely, it also happens to be one of my 25 favorite movies in the past ten years. Happiness in the form of movies is endless optimism and sadness. The story takes place in a low-risk plot in ungodly, which makes Paddington's role shine.
But who is Paddington? Well, he is a bear to hug. He is also the medicine for all sorrows in the world. With the simple slogan "If you are kind and polite, the world will be right", we watched the cartoon character take over and overcome every obstacle he faced.
Simple and friendly moments, such as Paddington's jam sandwich melting the prison chef's heart, or when he brought light to a depressed person's room by cleaning the window, became incredibly beautiful through director paul king's cynical and conservative speech.
Moreover, it didn't even mention that it tried to make efforts in setting and welfare, and each one was more satisfactory and absurd than the last one, which would make billy wilder drool.
Thanks to Chinese medicine, my scrolls include not only children's movies. They also include eclectic classics. Among those classics, Casablanca is the one I will never forget.
The masterpiece of michael curtiz and his company is still one of my five favorite movies of all time, and it has maintained this position since I first set foot in the film industry.
As I mature, its script will only reveal more secrets. My initial superficial explanation is full of the melancholy and romantic beauty of Rick and Ilsa. When I became more and more good at applying historical background to movies, I found that in the middle of the most turbulent years, people felt sad and optimistic about the world situation.