Movies can show us so much about life itself. No matter how visionary one is, end of the day, most of the movies are based on someone’s life in one form or the other. Also, films do have a considerable measure to offer – a portrayal that can abandon us in a state where we are altogether energized to get back on track. Here is a portion of the best movies that convey solid life lessons and some takeaways.
Dead Poets Society
Keating (played by Robin Williams), is a literature teacher who pushes his students to clutch the day, make life amazing, find a voice, task status quo, and what not. The mystic of a movie is when the audience becomes a part of the entire process.
Life Lessons: Grasp the moment. Take the steering wheel of your life in your hands. You gotta move.
The Pursuit of Happyness
It is an anecdotal dramatization in view of Christopher Paul (Chris) Gardner, an American businessman, financial specialist, stockbroker, motivational orator, and humanitarian. It is a saga of Chris Gardner a battling salesperson going after an extraordinary expert attempt. He never abandons his fantasies, regardless of the possibility that, those fantasies were encompassed with instability.
Life Lesson: You want something from your life? Then you better go and get what you desire.
The Shawshank Redemption
Andy Dufresne (played by Tim Robbins) a young speculation broker confronts life detainment for the murder of his better half. It is an obligation of fellowship between Red inside a jail. A story line spread more than 40 years spins around trust.
Life Lesson: If you happen to know someone who loves you, you better have a good hold on to that person. And remember never ever lose your faith in hope.
Good Will Hunting
One is fit for taking care of the considerable number of issues throughout one’s life, with the exception of the one that is cornered in the minor space in one’s psyche. Good Will Hunting’ happened in light of the fact that a talented mathematician ought not to be squandered. A young fellow, Will Hunting is compelled to discover a point of his life and acclimates to Sean Maguire who fills the role of a clinician.
Life Lesson: All we need to do is to find our passion. We can get education and knowledge, but what we really need to realize is our passion.
Erin Brockovich
A movie depicting true story of Erin Brockovich (played by Julia Roberts) that binges crosswise corporate, individual life and morals. An unemployed single parent of three gets to work with a Law firm.
Life Lesson: Altruistically pursuit the truth as ultimately it is the truth that is going to win.
