These 18 super old movies are probably only seen by those born in the 1950s!
What people born in the 1960s should watch are "Bitter Cauliflower", "Cockcrow at Midnight", "Reconnaissance across the River" and the like.
continued to look down in disbelief to see if he had seen it?
Revisiting a familiar movie is like reuniting with an old friend after a long separation. The lights dimmed, the soundtrack sounded, and the characters who accompanied us through a period of life appeared on the screen. We smiled knowingly and sighed, "Youth is back." "Hope is beautiful, perhaps the best in the world, and beautiful things never fade away." In those excellent movies that reflect reality, the confusion and confusion that people face as they grow up seem to always be able to find answers in light and shadow. The characters in the movie answer questions and resolve doubts like confidants, cleansing the hearts of the viewers.
This is a gaze on oneself. The movies you have watched become imprints on your journey of life. When you rewatch them, it is like seeing your young self exploring the journey of life step by step. In the same context, richer levels and deeper meanings can be read due to the accumulation of experience. Instead of sighing about the unsatisfactory plot, we pay more attention to the deeper connotation of the film. As the Italian writer Calvino said, a period of one's adult life should be devoted to rediscovering the most important works we read in our youth. Rewatching old movies is like self-review and self-examination, and you can gain growth inadvertently.
