In the face of misfortune, a smile is the most valuable

Sunny 2022-04-19 09:01:11

"What a beautiful life"

How to define a good movie, its value should be far greater than the movie itself. Such a movie is that when you are gone, the fragrance of tea continues to permeate, exuding refreshing energy. More than 70 years ago, this 1946 "What a Wonderful Life" is still a classic in the hearts of countless people, and its sparkling warmth is enough to soothe generations.

This movie is especially suitable for friends who are at a low point in their lives. Maybe everyone has a George in their hearts. He has struggled, depressed, and even world-weary. Influence others, giving them invisible encouragement and help. So, don't underestimate your worth, think about how many people have been happy and happy because of you. Although the foreshadowing of the movie was too long, the tears flowed freely in the last few minutes, and my heart was extremely warm.

It is already beautiful to be alive, and you deserve to experience the warmth and coldness of the world for it. How beautiful life is, it is an amusement park for growth; how beautiful a movie is, it is an eternal dream machine!

PS. Watching this movie reminds me of Michael Jackson's "Smile". This song is from the movie "Modern Times" and was written by Chaplin. In the song, MJ not only paid tribute to a generation of comedy masters, but also elaborated a simple and Deep truth: In the face of misfortune, a smile is the most valuable.

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It's a Wonderful Life quotes

  • Pa Bailey: Of course it's just a hope, you wouldn't consider coming back to the Building & Loan would you?

    George Bailey: Well I...

    [notices Annie eavesdropping]

    George Bailey: Annie, why don't you draw up a chair and then you'll be more comfortable and then you can hear everything that's going on?

    Annie: I would if I thought I'd hear anything worth listening to.

  • George Bailey: How old are you anyway?

    Mary: 18.

    George Bailey: 18! Why it was only last year you were 17.