6 Biographical Hollywood Movies Which You Can’t Stop Watching Again

Biographical films take one down to the ocean of drama, people’s history and the way they are related fictionally. The comprehensive explanation of such stories takes us through different elements of life. Check out these six greatest biographical movies of all time. You might have a different list, but I am sure you gonna love this countdown. If you haven’t watched them yet, then you better do it now.

 1. Lawrence of Arabia

Based on the life of British archaeologist T.E Lawrence and his role in the Arab revolt, you would love every bit of it as everything is so lovely in a staggering manner. If you have missed this one on the big screen, don’t be disheartened, watch it again and you would see why the movie has won so much appreciation.

2. Schindler’s List

‘Schindler’s List’ is the product of Steven Spielberg’s outstanding work and his truly amazing vision on war. This movie is about how one person turned into a messiah in the midst of the Second World War and struggles thought it. 

3. Goodfellas

This is one of the best Gangster flicks. It is a saga of commitment, betrayal and the role of power and how it changes everything. The movie cast which includes Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, and the swashbuckling Joe Pesci, shined in the movie and take it to next level.

4. Raging Bull

Based on the life of the boxer Jake LaMotta, this flick reflects the journey of his personal struggle and how he rose to fame. It is definitely an impeccable piece of work and looks all the more perfect in its black and white color.

5. The Elephant Man

Life of a mutilated man who is trying to establish his place in the society is indeed hard, but David Lynch has beautifully portrayed a story of a man who went through the same struggle. It is based on Joseph Merrick who was suffering from austere distortion. The make-up is definitely appreciable as it made him look like the one with deformity. Performance is commendable and the subject is so moving that it will simply make you fall for it.

6. Gandhi

Last (but not the least) on this list is Gandhi. This work of Richard Attenborough is loved and appreciated by many. This one is a collabrative effort from both Hollywood and Bollywood. All have read and heard what Gandhi did and it was beautifully portrayed in the movie as well.