Some time ago, I watched an Indian film Slumdog Millionaire, which won an Oscar and was recommended by my friend. After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. I always thought that the content of Indian movies was relatively simple, and most of them were about love. Generally speaking, it is mainly singing and dancing, singing from beginning to end and jumping from beginning to end. But this movie changed my view of Indian movies. Its narrative is smooth, suspenseful and thrilling, which causes people to think more about social phenomena. This film not only objectively reproduces the social reality in India, but also deeply interprets and deduces "human nature" through Gemma's bumpy life experience, sad story and ups and downs. I think this is where movies touch people's hearts and touch the world. As the film critic said, Slumdog Millionaire is touching because it not only captures the true darkness and cruelty, but also never gives up its ideals and innocence in such cruelty.

Ji Ma, the hero, never gives up his life and ideals. For the signature of an idol, he can jump into the cesspit, return to the fire pit after his partner escapes, and never give up for the people he loves no matter what changes take place in time, space and environment. Gemma finally won tens of millions of bonuses and sat in the corner. Growing up in a slum, he didn't change with wealth, but continued to look for friends and lovers. Although he is an ordinary person, he does not give up his ideals and pursuits; He has crossed the rich and the poor, but he is still so friendly, kind and kind.

In the film, Gemma II's brother selim and Gemma have completely different personalities. He believes in the survival of the fittest. He has the courage to save Gemma, the courage to kill the mob boss, and the greed and cruelty of betraying his friends. In the eyes of ordinary people, he represents realism in society. But at the last minute, she was moved by Gemma's insistence, buried herself in dirty money and died peacefully. This painting is very realistic. It tells us that money is not everything. There is something more meaningful than money, and that is "humanity".

Many characters in the film are ordinary but lifelike. Latikka, a child in a slum, has gone through hard times. Although she was reunited with Gemma, the scar left by her escape was really shocking, and the picture was unforgettable. Children whose eyes were gouged out by the underworld became begging tools. Gemma went back to Mumbai to find him and gave him a bill. He confirmed it was a real hundred dollars by touching and kissing, and said, "Gemma, it seems that you are a big shot now. I'm happy for you. You got away with it, but I was unlucky. " The kindness and philosophy of children are touching.

In addition, the language of the film is concise, and the close-up of characters, scene creation and scene modeling complement the ups and downs of stories, characters and environment. It is not easy for a good movie to leave long-lasting memories, shots and pictures. It can be seen that the director's originality and profound skill, Oscar is extraordinary, and the artistic level is extraordinary.

A good movie is like an artistic treasure, it will be treasured by people, and it is in everyone's heart.