Top 10 Hollywood Movies That Will Inspire You To Never Give Up

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

The Shawshank Redemption tells the tale of banker Andy Dufresne's 19-year term in prison. The film gives a strong message of friendship and perseverance and lets us have an insight of the lives of Shawshank. The film just doesn't end with innocent Andy's escape but also his mate, Red's redemption, making it an inspiring story of hope, faith and bonding.

Rocky (1976)

The story of Rocky Balboa is not just of boxing, but of struggle and hard work. The difficulties of daily life that he struggles to earn for, his relationship with his best friend's sister and the formation of his career are all well-knit parts of the plot, and this overall view of his life is what makes the movie so special. This story of a man, who from a 'nobody' becomes a 'somebody' is truly an all-time inspiring watch.

127 Hours (2010)

What if you were asked to choose between amputating your hand and death? That's the decision Aron Ralson had to make in 127 Hours. The five days in the life of this lone trekker being trapped and his miraculous return to civilization is a story of survival. This film not only inspires us, but makes us grateful for something we all take for granted - life.

Into The Wild (2007)

As the name aptly reveals, Into The Wild is a story of breaking free. 'I don't believe in careers Mr. Franz, I think careers, are a 20th century invention,' is a dialogue that well reflects this sentiment. Christopher McCandless, leaving his profitable career as an athlete behind, chooses to give his possessions for charity and embarks on a journey to the Alaskan wilderness. An inspiring story of choosing an alternate life path in today's competitive world makes Into The Wild an unconventional treat.

Schindler's List (1993)

At a time of genocide, this film tells the story of a true hero. Oskar Schindler's arrangement to keep his Jewish workers protected to ensure his factory is still in operation did not only work for his benefit, but saved many innocent lives too. The plot of the story is a masterpiece, bringing out humanity warped in business in a time of war. The movie ends with the tragic fate of Schlinder despite the endeavors of the ones on his 'list' - a truly inspiring conclusion that will leave you in tears.

It's A Wonderful Life (1946)

This movie is one that makes us value relationships. When an angel comes down as an answer to George Bailey's prayer wishing that he wasn't born, he begins to see how he has impacted his loved ones. Set in the  Christmas season, It's A Wonderful Life is truly a wonderful watch, leaving us inspired by its simple yet captivating plot.

Freedom Writers (2007)

The story of Erin Gruwell faced with a class of at-risk teenagers deemed to be incapable learners is a must-watch! The plot of how a teacher can affect the lives of her students positively is brought out as Gruel encourages her students to choose definitive careers for the future and inculcate good habits in them like keeping journals. This film reeks the message of motivation, and is inspiring both for teachers and students.

Amelie (2001)

The film Amelie captures the exquisite charm and mystery of modern day Paris through ingénue eyes. The way Amelie imagines other people's lives around her, and creates a world of her own making, is an inspiring tale of imagination. The tapestry Amelie knits around her hoping to bring Joy to the peoples lives around her, in her own little way, tells the story of magic, innocence and love.

 

 The World's Fastest Indian (2005)

The story of Burt Munro tells us that if you believe in something, don't give up. Though it took years for the New Zealander to build his 1920 Indian motorcycle, he did not lose hope and it helped him set the land speed record at the 1967 world record at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats. The true story of a man who never gave up on his dreams of doing something big - and doing it very, very fast - provides the basis for this engaging and inspiring plot.

Forrest Gump (1994)

Whether dominating on the gridiron as a college football star, fighting in the Vietnam  war, or captaining a shrimp boat, Forrest leaves an impression on people with his childlike innocence. Growing up under the care of his supportive mother in a protected environment, slow witted Forrest never considered himself disadvantaged. He tried to make people around him happy in his own small way, but becomes puzzled while saving Jenny, his childhood sweetheart. The film emanates the sentiment of innocence and love, making us grateful for the simple joys of life.

 

 

 

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