Ask for an English video that tells the philosophy of life

The Butterfly Effect tells the story of a small thing in life that can affect a lifetime.

Truman's world, or sorrow in a false world.

Fight Club, about the struggle between the heart and the self.

The end of the earth, a ** in China, I was very moved after reading it.

"A Ball of Fame" is a film that is both in line with the interests of modern people and inspiring.

It tells the story of a boy who loves football and how to survive in a football country far from home.

Crash will definitely meet your requirements.

1. The Godfather (1972): Don't let your enemies know you're mad at him.

This movie can be described as a classic among classics, and you will never get tired of watching it. Every sentence of the old godfather in the play can be thought of as a philosophy of life: the first sentence is not to let your enemies know that you are angry with him, and the second sentence is not to get along with your enemies.

2. The Shawshank Redemption (1994): Fear makes you a prisoner, hoping to set you free.

This movie must have been seen by many people, and its value lies in making us rethink what freedom is and what hope is, as the movie says, "Some people's wings are so bright that even the darkest prison in the world cannot besiege him for long."

3. "This Man Comes from Earth" (2007): Is the knowledge we have always believed in the truth?

When we are accustomed to seeing the world with what we have learned, what happens when a visible possibility arises that overthrows the value system of all our knowledge? This film is about a group of university professors, people who make a living from knowledge, and people who establish and pass on a knowledge system in a certain field, who encounter unprecedented challenges and shakes. Once the collapse of values occurs, intellectuals will also fall into panic.

4. "Hannah Arendt" (2012): Will you be an evil person by accident?

Heidegger's student, Sartre's younger sister, yes, this is a biographical film about the famous Jewish female philosopher Hannah Arendt. This film makes us think about what evil is. Hannah Arendt once said that the embodiment of evil is not necessarily violent evil, and that under totalitarian rule, if there is a lack of thinking and judgment, every ordinary person can become the spokesperson of evil.

What does it mean, sometimes not thinking, losing the ability to think, is also a kind of evil, and the eyes are even more terrible. During the Nazi rule, many people obeyed orders to press the gas button, and they only felt that they were on a mission, and they never thought that the gas chambers were full of living fathers. Mother, wife, husband and children.

5. "The Unreasonable Man" (2015): Let's think about theoretical and practical issues.

When you say you live a value or an idea, do you put it into practice? Even if it's going out for your whole life. On the surface, this movie is about a teacher-student relationship, but it understands the contradictory relationship between theory, practice and reality from a deep level.