The year 2020 is half over. The reality is too magical. The film and television industry is almost suspended. The circle of friends is wailing about unemployment. The cinema is delayed. We can only hide in the talent show variety show of my sister and sister and the online drama of suspense martial arts romance to express our feelings. After hearing and listening to the rumors about the resumption of cinema work and the news of the delayed film festival, we still don't know when the next time we enter the cinema will be. However, even on these days, as fans, we don't stop searching for good movies from around the world. We have reviewed the top 50 films with the best reputation in the first half of 2020, let's take a look at them, if you still love movies. No.1 Give me wings Donne moi des ailes Director: Nicola Vanier Starring: Jean Paul Louver/Melanie Duterte/Louise Vazquez Type: Adventure Production Country/Region: France Release date: October 9, 2019 (France) Douban: 8.7 points The best word-of-mouth in the first half of the year was a French film about the adventures of young people in nature. The first half of the film is simply the French version of "Fly with Me", and the second half of the painting style turns, just like the new version of "Living in the wilderness" in the Qing Dynasty, which reminds me of the Children's literature "Nils Rides a Goose" I read as a child. The beautiful nature, touching family ties, and the courage of young people are the soul of this film, especially the background adapted from real people and events, which adds healing. No.2 one thousand nine hundred and seventeen Director | Screenwriter: Sam Mendes Starring: George McKay/Dean Charles Chapman/Colin Firth Type: Plot/War Production Country/Region: USA/UK/India/Spain/Canada Release Date: December 25th, 2019 (United States) Douban: 8.5 points If the cinema opens, '1917' must be the first choice for viewing. This VR game epic war film is from British director Sam Mendes, with the biggest gimmick being the (fake) one shot to the end. Mendes creates a realistic and beautiful World War I battlefield with his strong scheduling skills and unparalleled photography skills of Roger Dickens, full of immersion and poetic bursting. No.3 Black water Dark Waters Director: Todd Heins Starring: Mark Ruflo/Anne Hathaway/Tim Robbins Type: Plot Production Country/Region: United States Release Date: December 6, 2019 (USA) Nacho Libre a walk to remember Rise of the Guardians Nanny McPhee The House That Jack Built Douban: 8.5 points The highest scoring work on real-life social themes in 2020, with a very stable and challenging style, and a theme of personal struggle against the system. Directed by Todd Heins, although there are works on topics such as "Velvet Gold Mine" and "Carol", "Black Water" has a relatively flat and insightful style with a strong aftertaste. Also, after watching this film, you may impulsively throw away all the things at home