
In my opinion, two of the greatest movies of all time that have all three of the elements that I require a movie to be noteworthy are Seven Pounds and Forrest Gump.
Seven Pounds had the actors, plot, and overall smooth scene transitioning that makes a movie great. Will Smith is one of the greatest actors of all times and he is exceptional in Seven Pounds. Will Smith can definitely fool individuals into believing that the character and him are one (which is a good thing). This movie makes the audience members forget that they are watching a movie and instead makes them feel as if they are an active participant in the film. They created a great story line that pulled the emotional strings of the audience members, by introducing different characters with different life hardships. Even though the film had the movie goers guessing at what the main character's, Will Smith, final decision was going to be, the scenes of the movie flowed very smoothly and it wrapped up perfectly at end. Even from this trailer, an individual can tell that Seven Pounds is going to be a great movie which will be seen multiple times by that individual:
Forrest Gump is a classic movie not only in my eyes but in the eyes of many of the individuals who have seen this film. This movie has won 6 Oscars and many more great awards. It has a great story where Tom Hanks plays Forrest Gump, a character with the heart of a protective warrior who goes through life not acknowledging his disabilities but instead overcoming all of the obstacles that life can throw at a him. The characters played their roles so well that I still view Tom Hanks today as Forrest Gump and Gary Sinise as Lieutenant Dan. The flow of the scenes in the movie went real well. The audience saw the progression of Forrest's life through the eyes of Forrest himself as he recollects different events that occurred along his journey meeting up to the point where he is sitting on the bench waiting for a bus. Just like in Seven Pounds, Forrest Gump is a movie that people will enjoy watching over and over again. Here is a trailer of the movie: