A movie with depth, as the name suggests, is a movie that has a certain depth, both in terms of ideology and value, that can arouse the audience's thinking and leave a lasting impression. When we look back at the vast history of cinema, the number of films is astonishing, but there are not many that can be called profound films. The protagonist mentioned "The Strange Story of Benjamin Barton" and "Forrest Gump" both from a human perspective, conveying thoughts on life through a person's almost legendary life or certain stages. This is very valuable and profound, which can leave the audience with an endless aftertaste and profound benefits after watching it. In my opinion, movies with depth are not necessarily artistic or niche, but they must have a clear theme. The following ten movies are probably high-quality productions based on a specific theme: 1. The Man Who Stoles a Bicycle This is an Italian film shot in the late 1940s, showcasing the difficult life experienced by ordinary people in turbulent times through the protagonist's struggle to find a stolen bicycle. Has a profound exploration of human nature and the interrogation of the times. 2. Four Hundred Strikes It is also a very old movie, but unlike 'The Bicycle Thief', the story depicted in this movie is very young in terms of age. The film reflects a person's pursuit of freedom and understanding of growth by telling the protagonist's various experiences during his childhood. 3. The Godfather This movie is well known, but many people still view it as a gangster movie. This underestimates its value: in fact, the film's exploration of the family and the expression of men's responsibilities are both very profound. 4. Chinatown 5. Shawshank Redemption The biggest value of this film, which has ranked first on multiple film history charts, lies in its profound exploration of freedom. The protagonist of the film finally gained valuable freedom through a series of seemingly silent but powerful struggles. After the audience finished watching, they were deeply touched. 6. Beautiful Life The theme of this movie is more about war than about fatherly love. An optimistic and positive father, in order to save his wife and son from the hardships of war, always faces everything with a smile, which is truly a great charm! 7. 2001 Space Odyssey Kubrick's film has been talked about by many fans to this day, not only because he outlined the great space in that era, but also because he unfolded many philosophical reflections of humanity through an imaginative story. 8. Farewell My Concubine to the Overlord 9. To Live The Gambler Slow Horses Season 2 Escape the Field Teen Wolf: The Movie Joyride One of the classics of Chinese language movies, like "Farewell My Concubine", is a film that can bring strong shock to Chinese audiences. For global audiences, it can convey many resonant thoughts about life and life. 10. Seven Samurai At first glance, Akira Kurosawa's movies seem to be action movies with a strong samurai vibe, and they don't seem to have much depth value. But when you carefully savor the details of the film