Top 10 Hollywood Movies That Will Change The Way You Look At Life

Movies are often a treat for movie buffs. When it comes to film, we can safely assume that they elicit strong emotional responses in us. Movies have the ability to make us laugh, weep, or even inspire us, regardless of the emotion. We often get a list so you can choose which one you want to watch. Today, we’d like to introduce you to a unique category that you won’t want to skip. As a result, we’ve compiled a list of life-changing inspiring films that can alter your outlook on life. These films will leave an indelible mark on your heart and inspire you to do more. As a result, we’ve compiled a list of the Top 10 Life-Changing Inspirational Films for you.

Pay It Forward

As the life stories of many characters begin to unfold in order to explain the secrets of each process, this film has many unexpected twists and turns. A brilliant young actor gives an outstanding performance in a well-written tale. With the help of co-stars Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt, who both portray their characters in a professional manner, the story is coming to life in a way that is sure to delight. I believe we forget from time to time that not everyone’s life is that of a status-quo average person in pursuit of the American dream. Unlike other films, this one does not glorify drugs, alcoholism, crime, or abuse. It simply exposes it in such a way that the audience is reminded that such a way of life remains in today’s world for many people who have found themselves in circumstances that have gone a little too far.

Dead Poets Society

The Dead Poet’s Society isn’t about a group of writers who have passed away or the words they left behind. Rather, it strikes me as a call to reconsider the direction in which we are heading and how we are living our lives. It’s always easier to adhere to our parents’ and institutions’ wishes than to obey our hearts and discover the thing or things that will offer us the most personal fulfilment and happiness in our lives. Robin Williams plays such a role with grace and class. He is both. Sadly, I was in tears at the simultaneous thoughts that his guidance is so beautiful and that he, the actor, has passed. Each of the student actors is also marvellous in their roles. They are at one point guarded, free, anxious, unsure, and exhilarating. You cry, cheer, feel so deeply for their journey through the story. 

Fight Club

Edward Norton plays a bored and run-down salesman who spends his days flying across America selling his wares. However, his dull life takes a turn for the interesting when he happens to bump into Tyler Durden (or rather Brad Pitt) on a plane. The two of them form an unlikely bond and come up with a novel way of dealing with male stress in the modern age – they beat the hell out of each other for fun. Edward Norton portrays a bored and downtrodden salesman who spends his days selling his wares around America. However, his mundane life is turned upside down when he meets Tyler Durden (or rather Brad Pitt) on a plane. The two of them develop an unlikely friendship and devise a novel way of coping with male stress in the modern era: they beat each other up for faking it.

Forrest Gump

FORREST GUMP, Rebecca Williams, Tom Hanks, 1994. © Paramount Pictures/ Courtesy: Everett Collection

It is a film that combines multiple genres into one. It is a thriller, a comedy, and a tearjerker. Forrest Gump is a common guy, an innocent on the loose, and a fool savant in one of our country’s most tumultuous periods in history. He maintains his moral integrity throughout and continues to touch and affect the lives of many people, both famous and notorious. This is a timeless film. I’m never tired. The funniest part is when Forrest starts running ‘for no apparent reason,’ and his followers try to find meaning in something that doesn’t exist. The film is a work of art that celebrates humanity, courage, compassion, loyalty, and devotion.

(500) Days of Summer

The plot of the film revolves around Tom’s fascination with reality. When Summer ended their relationship, his whole world came crashing down because he could only think of her as his dream girl and not as a real person. Is he really going to be able to get over her and put his life back together? That may sound sad, and there is plenty of it in this film as it jumps back and forth between his 500 days with her, but there is also romance and a few laughs. Obviously, this means that this film is not for everyone, as many viewers would be turned off by a storey like this, but it is worthwhile.

The Illusionist

The Illusionist is a fairly straightforward love tale. Two young people reunite after their relationship was shattered by class. What makes this one stand out is the high level of acting; each character seemed tailor-made for their part. Marshan morphed into a stereotypical investigator, but he was still well-acted. With such support, the lead pair, Norton and Biel, had no reason not to deliver stellar results, but they didn’t need them. You could pick holes in the storey if that’s your thing, but why should you? It was alluring. There was nothing particularly brilliant about any of the pieces, but the whole thing was magical.

The Pursuit of Happiness 

The storey is both tragic and uplifting in equal measure; Will Smith is fantastic as Gardner and captures the right levels of inspiration and folly; Jayden Smith is fantastic as his uncle, and the chemistry between the two actors adds to the story’s realism throughout the most harrowing scenes. I thought this storey had a wonderful arc and was both heartbreaking and inspiring in equal measure. As you watch Gardner losing everything, you develop a bond with him and are cheering for him until the very end. It was especially difficult to watch the scenes where the father and son are forced to sleep rough in a tube station bathroom, and the film doesn’t shy away from them.

Awakenings 

I thought this storey had a wonderful arc and was both heartbreaking and inspiring in equal measure. As you watch Gardner losing everything, you develop a bond with him and are cheering for him until the very end. It was especially difficult to watch the scenes where the father and son are forced to sleep rough in a tube station bathroom, and the film doesn’t shy away from them. This film is not a blockbuster, but it is entertaining for the whole family. I miss Robin Williams (in particular) and will continue to miss his movie magic for the rest of my life. He was more than an actress, a celebrity, or a regular person!!! Please watch this film!!!

Good Will Hunting 

With his convincing acting skills, Robin Williams nailed every film he’s ever made. Of course, Ben and Casey Affleck are my favourite Affleck twins. This film helped me reflect on my own life and how traumatic experiences from the past can prevent people from pursuing relationships, love, and opportunities. Only by asking for support, finding caring people who care, and taking a risk can one really move out of the past and into the future with all of its possibilities. This struck a chord with me on a number of levels. It one of the best films I’ve seen in a long time. Perfect timing and a true classic that can be applied to both the present and the past.

Into the wild 

Beautiful, deep, true, adventurous, sad, funny at times, genuine, and at times very touching. Sean Penn wrote and directed the film, which is based on a true storey. Sean Penn’s film work has always appealed to me. Mr Penn, thank you for providing me with a few hours of thought-provoking pleasure. Is it possible to tell Oscar? This film screams it out loud and clear!