The List of Top 5 motivational Movies for You

Developing work habit is one of the most important aspect of any titan. You should regularly work for your dreams and settled life. Now, if you don't have any sort of deadline, or if you want to become more motivated towards work, here is a list of top 5 motivational movies for you, :

1.) The Pursuit of Happiness- by Will Smith  

This film is based on the life of entrepreneur Chris Gardner's life of nearly one year being homeless. It features Will Smith as a homeless man, and his struggles. In this film, Chris Gardner is featured as bright and talented man, but is marginally employed. The gardner and his son are evicted from the San Fransisco apartment and are nowhere to go. The gradner gets and enternship at prestigious firm, and he and his son face many hardships for a better life.

2.) Good Will Hunting- by Gus van Sant

 This film is about a really smart kid who doesn't know what he should do with his life. His life is filled with abandonment and abuse, that makes him very difficult for him to show his real talents. His real struggle is in emotional intellegence. Will smith has a deep dissatisfaction with his life. From his emotional and abusive upbringing, he learns not to love and trust anyone, because that person might turn out against him.

3.) The forest Gump- by Winsdon Groom

This is one of the most inspirational movies about a mentally challenged person who didn't considers himself as disabled. His disability didn't stopped him from doing great things despite of his circumstances and he refused to give up. The film is about attitude and knowing that life is actually chocolaty, the thing is that you need to bite it to attain the pleasure.

4.) Whiplash- by Damien Chazelle 

This is one of the most realistic movie that tells you what is the cost of being great and successful in any field. The film also has the theme of humiliation, that aspect that separates the good from the great. In the movie, Andrew( the main hero) has the supportive father who celebrates Andrew's desires with full support and happiness. This shows the role of parental recognition. 

5.) Cinderella Man- by Ron Howard

The movie features a retired boxer who was facing hard times, and has to tear apart his past dignity and pride. His family was in desperate and depressed situation. The boxer loved his family very much. In extremely hard times, he worked extremely hard and achieved amazingly high.