22 Oscar-winning classic inspirational movies

Recommendations for 22 Oscar Classic Inspirational Movies

The Oscars are one of the most watched film awards among movie fans. They are held annually in Hollywood, Los Angeles, USA, aiming to encourage the creation and development of outstanding films. It has enjoyed a high reputation for more than half a century. Let’s take a look at the inspirational movies that have won Oscars.

1. "Moneyball" Six nominations at the 84th Moneyball (2011, United States)

Adapted from Michael Lewis's "Moneyball?" "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game" (Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game) introduces the business philosophy of Billy Beane, general manager of the Oakland Athletics baseball team (also known as the Green Caps or White Elephants), It describes how he used small things to win against big teams and competed against other big teams whose payroll was several times more than theirs. The film stars Brad Pitt.

2. "The King's Speech" (2010, UK) 83rd Best Film

"The King's Speech" was directed by Tom Hopper. A British film starring Colin Firth. The entire film tells the story of King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II, in the form of a narrative story.

3. "Slumdog Millionaire" Slumdog Millionaire (2008, UK) 81st Best Film

"Slumdog Millionaire" was directed by British director Danny Bo The film directed by Il was released in 2008 and was adapted from the work "Q&A" by Indian writer Vikas Swarup.

4. "Dreamgirls" or "Dreamgirls" (2006, United States) 79th Best Supporting Actress

The story is adapted from the Broadway opera and tells the story of E. Fey, Tina, and Laurel, three black girls from Detroit, pursue their dreams of becoming music stars. They are filled with betrayal, deceit, and the thorns of hatred, as well as the price of fame that makes them ups and downs in the burden of their hearts. .

5. "Little Miss Sunshine" (2006, United States) 79th Best Supporting Actor and Best Original Screenplay

An inspirational film full of family warmth. It combines comedy, road and other elements to make people laugh and cry after watching it.

This is a family comedy that uses children to knock on the door of the audience's heart. Although there are many films of the same type, they lack the spirituality of this film. ?"Variety Show"

6. "The Pursuit of Happyness" (2006, United States) 79th 1st Nomination Award

Will Smith's rare non-commercial award The movie, starring with my son, is very gimmick, very inspirational, and very enjoyable to watch.

7. "Million Dollar Baby" (2004, United States) 77th Best Picture

The heroine of the story is a thirty-one-year-old woman who is living in embarrassment. The family is broken and there is nothing left. From the age of thirteen, she firmly believed that only boxing could help her escape poverty and achieve her dreams, so she went to the boxing gym alone?

But this is not a story about boxing, but a story about love and hope. story.

8. "The Galloping Age" Seabiscuit (2003, United States) 7 nominations at the 76th session

The fate of three embarrassed men was determined by an old horse named "Seabiscuit" A turning point occurred due to horse racing. Seabiscuit was short in stature and had poor legs, so it was abandoned as a defective product. However, its unyielding nature and tenacious fighting spirit were not wiped out. Three new owners successfully awakened its potential and allowed it to shine in competitions.

9. "The Man with the Iron Fist" Cinderella Man (2005, United States) 3 nominations at the 78th session

"The Man with the Iron Fist": is another inspirational film about the Great Depression. , the genre has always been Oscar's favorite biopic, and boxing movies have always been a favorite subject of Oscar. In addition, the film uses such a strong Oscar director and cast. Considering the film's nearly 2 and a half hours of length, this is indeed a film. A film for Oscar judges.

10. "A Beautiful Mind" (2001, United States) 74th Best Picture

The film tells the story of a man who suffers from schizophrenia but is good at game theory and differential calculus. Mathematician John Forbes Nash, who devoted himself to research in the field of geometry and won the Nobel Prize in Economics. The biography was written by Sylvia Nassar and published in 1998, and the movie was released in 2001.

11. "Never Compromise" Erin Brockovich (2000, United States) 73rd Best Actress Julia Roberts

Adapted from real events, it describes a woman with no legal background A single mother who went through many hardships and won the largest civil compensation case in the history of the United States with her uncompromising courage and perseverance. Starring Julia Roberts won the 73rd Academy Award for Best Actress in 2001 for her wonderful performance in this film.

12. "Cast Away" (2000, United States) 2 nominations at the 73rd session

One of my favorite movies, starring Tom Hanks, in My lowest moments gave me tremendous strength. The content of the film is about a FedEx employee who was killed in a plane crash over the South Pacific and wandered to a desert island. The story is very similar to "Robinson Crusoe". The tagline of the film is "At the edge of the world, his journey begins".

13. "Out of My World" Billy Elliot (2000, UK) 3 nominations at the 73rd session

One of the most well-known and influential films in the UK, directed by the famous Directed by director Stephen Daldry. The film tells the story of a boy from a low-income miner family in England who came into contact with ballet and fell in love with it by chance. Faced with the opposition of his family, Billy resolutely chose the latter between his family responsibilities and the realization of his ideals.

14. "Dancer in the Dark" (2000, Denmark) 73rd Best Original Song (nominated)

A soul-shaking film with Abyss-like penetrating power, a rare classic among musicals. Reality and ideals, persistence and faith, the themes are breathtakingly profound.

15. "Life is Beautiful" La vita? bella (1997, Italy) 71st Best Actor, Best Foreign Language Film

During World War II, a Jewish family was arrested Entering the concentration camp, in order to prevent his son from losing hope of survival, the father weaved a beautiful promise and finally sacrificed his own life. The attitude towards survival in desperate situations is deeply touching!

16. "Braveheart" (1995, United States) 68th Best Picture

"Braveheart" It is a movie directed by Mel Gibson. It tells the heroic story of the hero Queen Wallace who leads the Scottish people to revolt against the enemy.

An epic film, with a deep and solemn theme yet light and airy, grand scenes, first-class visual and musical effects, and beautiful and smooth. It is tragic enough to infect all audiences. ?Freedom!? The cry before the execution in Meljip Forest still rings in my ears.

17. "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994, United States): 8 nominations at the 67th Session

This film shot in 1995, in all aspects They are all classics among classics, with compact plots, profound themes, and great cast. With the cooperation of music, it won 8 nominations including the 67th Academy Award for Best Picture, but ultimately lost to "Forrest Gump".

18. "Forrest Gump" (1994, United States): 67th Best Picture, etc.

At the 1995 Oscar Awards ceremony, "Forrest Gump" "The Legend" is the biggest competitor of "The Shawshank Redemption". Both films are regarded as the most classic inspirational movies. They are also destined to be in the same Oscar year, and "Forrest Gump" had the last laugh.

19. "Schindler's List" (1993, United States) 66th Best Film

For Schindler, rescuing the Jews in distress is Responsibility as a real human being. It is Steven Spielberg's responsibility as a Jewish artist to put that period of history on the screen. "Schindler's List" contains tribute to the victims, respect to the saviors and belief in the coming of light.

20. "Dead Poets Society" (1989, United States) 62nd Best Original Screenplay

A classic inspirational movie starring Robin Williams, still playing a A wonderful teacher, definitely recommended.

21. "My Left Foot" (1989, Ireland) 62nd Best Actor and Supporting Actress

This film is adapted from the late Irish genius writer and Painter Christy Brown's autobiographical novel tells the story of a painter who was born with cerebral palsy and is physically disabled. Only his left foot can be as flexible as an ordinary person's.

22. "Rocky" Rocky (1976, United States) 49th Best Picture

It tells the story of an unknown boxer named Rocky Papua who won the heavyweight boxing championship. Apollo Creed's chance to compete for the boxing championship is a typical American dream story. Stallone became a famous Hollywood movie star by interpreting the role of Rocky Balboa, and Rocky became a well-known fictional character.

The film was produced at a low cost, costing US$1 million and shot in only 28 days. However, it grossed more than 117.2 million at the box office. Winner of the 1976 Academy Award for Best Picture, Stallone was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as Rocky, and director John Ivison also won the Academy Award for Best Director.

From 1976 to now, six movies in the Rocky series have been made. The one that won the award here is the first one in 1976. ;