Invisible Power of Movies

Recently, I
watched several movies such as The Fast and The Furious 5, Pirates
of the Caribbean 4, Shutter Island and Godfather 1. I
watched the former two movies in Golden Village of Vivo City. I enjoyed the
show very well, and I felt very excited about the movies, especially The
Fast and The Furious 5. In the show, there are not much
plots about the races than the former 4 movies of The Fast and The Furious 5,
but in this show the director presented the intelligence, courage and attachment
of the characters. I do not think they are law-abiding citizens because they
robbed money from the boss of a criminal organization in Brazil. They just want
to steal the money at first, but after a few of conflicts their purpose had
changed from to be rich into to revenge for their friends. The movie was very
exciting for powerful and realistic actions in it. So did Pirates of the Caribbean 4.
The two movies are both very successful, and they both have made lots of money
in every show. I can hardly know when the two series of movies will end as long
as they can make money. In the world, why people make movies? People will watch
them and pay for it, so the producers will make money. However, in my opinion,
there are two kinds of good movies: ones are movies which can make lots of
money, and other are movies which can help people experience a valuable
experience of others or some moving and veridical events in history, or even
some science or philosophy field which very few people knows (such as Shutter Island). I like movies and regard them as a short-cut to
know the real world. However, we must know most of the movie cannot represent
the real world.