Tonight on Netflix: The Greatest Movie of All Time

In the early 1980s, in one of the cities of Georgia, a man was sitting on a bench and waiting for a bus. Feathers had just landed on the soles of his shoes, soaked in mud. Beside him is a suitcase full of souvenirs and a box of chocolates. Gifted with a simple and pure spirit, the main character of the story, unlike any other, Forrest Gump begins to tell his incredible life to the people who sit near him.

From a difficult childhood in Alabama in the 1950s, to an extraordinary crossing of the United States, meeting President Kennedy, a dazzling career as a ping-pong player or even being mobilized in Vietnam, Forrest makes an innocent look. During three decades of American history.

Considered one of the most famous feature films in cinema history and even the best film of all time according to AlloCiné viewers (which gave it an average rating of 4,592 out of 5 stars) Forrest Gump Available on Netflix until April 30th. You still have two weeks to finish.

While the vast majority of you have seen it at least once, we can’t recommend it enough to dive into it again, especially if you need to clear your mind or be entertained. And of course, if you’ve never heard the story of Forrest Gump before, go to it believing that you’re about to experience a great moment at the movies.

Directed by Robert Zemeckis (best known for the Back to the Future trilogy, as well as World Alone and Who Framed Roger Rabbit), adapted from Winston Groom’s novel, Forrest Gump is now a classic that has almost never been seen before. daylight Defended tooth and nail by screenwriter Eric Roth and Tom Hanks himself, the project went on to become the success we know it to be.

Constellation with memorable lines and unforgettable sequences like the famous scene “Run, Forrest”Beginning with Bubba Gump’s delicious tirade, Forrest Gump officially made his mark on cinema in 1995 by winning 6 Oscars (including Best Picture).

(Re)discover all the little hidden details of the movie…