"Brave Heart" won 5 awards including Best Picture and Best Director at the 68th Oscars. It was really touching. I watched this movie three times. The long and long Scottish bagpipes, the endless green grass, the majestic battle scenes, and the poignant love story. But what touches the deepest part of my soul is the theme of the movie-about courage. What is brave? It comes from facing difficulties, using wisdom and perseverance as weapons for fighting, and then sublimating the original narrow personal pursuits to fight for the interests of people who have encountered them in common. In this way, even if it comes from selfishness, it can be accepted by others, get help from others, and finally awaken our courage to sleep. Originally Wallace just wanted to go home to marry a wife and have children and lead an ordinary and stable life, but he was eventually forced to pursue freedom. His sleeping soul awakened, and also awakened the once wavering nobleman ROBERT, gave up the coronation of England, drew a sharp sword, led the plain army of Scotland, and rushed to the British army with a roar. The film tells us from multiple angles that courage is not just a moment of courage, but to use one's own wisdom to overcome the difficulties faced by oneself. Wallace's uncle was undoubtedly a wise man. He understood the purpose and meaning of the struggle better than his dead brother. He asked Wallace to learn Latin and warned Wallace that before he learns to use weapons, he must first learn to use his brain. More importantly, he must understand God's location through Latin to give people freedom. The young Wallace still couldn't fully understand this, he was still immersed in the nostalgia for his homeland and the sorrow of losing his relatives. In the dream, his father said to him: "The heart cannot be restrained, take courage to pursue it!" This was Wallace's earliest enlightenment on the meaning of life. The most courageous scene in the film should be the execution of Wallace by the executioner. Wallace was imprisoned in a carriage, passing by the crowd watching the lively. How can Pingming, who is following the trend, understand Wallace's noble pursuit of freedom? Wallace was immersed in splashes of saliva and vicious curses, but he was calm. He was hung on the torture frame and put down on the eve of his breath. Facing the royal emblem on the chief criminal officer's robe, he stood up and remained silent. This is an obsession with faith and freedom. Wallace did not give in until he was pulled and dislocated on the gallows and dislocated on the torture bed, even with a begging moan. The noisy crowd was infected by his perseverance until it was silent. Finally, an ordinary woman couldn't help but yell for him: "Mercy! "The voice affected everyone's consciousness. The voice of "King" diffused in the crowd. The chief criminal kept persuading Wallace's lips to move slightly. He thought Wallace would say that that would allow him to retain a bit of conquest. A word of vanity and dignity. In the suffocating waiting of everyone, Wallace tried his best to shout: "Freedom! "Freedom! A hero is not an omnipotent god, but a hero must be a fearless warrior. When we are faced with a difficult situation, do we think of Wallace? We are moved to tears when we think of him calling for freedom. At the same time , We should also silently pay tribute to Mel?; Gibson is the one who reappeared our hero on the screen, let us understand that the true hero should have the quality-brave face.
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