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There are many women of great women throughout history and not enough of their stories in the movies. So when you get a rare opportunity to see a movie on a big wife - you absolutely have to jump to her. Today, let's talk about the 10 big movies on the great women you should definitely look.

1. Diana (2013), Princess Diana of Naomi Watts
Diana, the princess of Wales was a nice, passionate and interesting woman. She was known for her charity and willingness to make the world better. It looks like she was loved by all except the royal family. His death was a cause of great sadness across Britain and the world. This film represents the last 2 years of Diana's life, his divorce with Prince Charles, his life with Dr. Hasnat Khan and his famous campaign against the use of landmines.


2. Alexander (2004), Olympias Queen Olympias d'Angelina Jolie
Directly from the title, you might think that it's not exactly a movie on a great woman, after all we call Alexander. And you would be right, it's a movie about Alexander's life the big one, which was perhaps the greatest military chef for ever experienced. He managed to conquer most of the world during his reign. But here is the torsion, his mother Olympias was a very interesting character. She actually did very questionable things in her time to secure the success of her son. As you know, behind every powerful man, there is a very smart woman.


3. The Iron Lady (2011), Margaret Thatcher from Meryl Streep
We said a lot about Margaret Thatcher over the years. His global points of view and policies have been rented and criticized by various parties. She was the first premier woman in Great Britain, and she should give you enough reason for that, if not admire, at least respect this woman. Tell what you want from his policy, but Margaret Thatcher was a brilliant woman, a strong woman, a powerful woman. And Meryl Streep made an excellent work in the movie.


4. My week with Marilyn (2011), Marilyn Monroe of Michelle Williams
Everyone knows pieces of Marilyn Monroe's life. You probably have seen many of his movies, but rarely have the opportunity to see life behind the life of this beautiful starlet. Marilyn was a very interesting and complicated woman, and the fame really did not make his life easier. My week with Marilyn gives us a glimpse of his life, what it was like working in Showbiz back in the day and what it implied. Michelle Williams brilliantly described Marilyn in this film, which she rightly received a gold globe and was named for an Oscar and a BAFTA.


5. Erin Brockovich (2000), Erin Brockovich of Julia Roberts
The role of Erin Brockovich received Julia Roberts an Oscar, a BAFTA, a Golden Globe, a price of the players of the screen and many others. This alone should intrigue you, if you have not seen this movie. It tells a story of a single mother, Erin Brockovich, who, despite his lack of law education, was one of the main figures of the continuation of the water company contaminating the water and hide the fact that They pollute the environment. .


6. Frida (2002), Frida Kahlo de Salma Hayek
You have probably seen a lot of pictures of Frida over the last two years and you probably know that she is an artist. But do you know his life story? Do you know that she has suffered a horrible accident in a bus accident at the age of 18 and the wounds she has maintained loose for the rest of her life? Did you know she married when she was only 20 years old? What about his relationship with her husband? Let me tell you that it was not an easy wedding. Frida was a brilliant painter and she deserves her story told and Salma Hayek, to our humble opinion was the best choice for this role.


7. Jackie (2016), Jacqueline Kennedy of Natalie Portman
Jackie is a movie that tells you the story of Jacqueline Kennedy, affectionately nicknamed Jackie, wife of John F. Kennedy. He follows his life while she was the first lady and shows us what her life looked like and what lived in the White House implies. This also follows the events of the assassination of her husband and how her life has been affected by this horrible event. This film is not released yet, it has only been projected on the Film Festival of Venice and the Toronto International Film Festival. The official publication date of Jackie is defined on December 2, 2016. We urge you to see this movie, it seems very promising.


8. The Aviator (2004), Katharine Hepburn by Cate Blanchett
The aviator is especially a history of Howard Hughes, the pioneer of aviation and a successful film producer. Life has played a cruel joke on him, because while his success was growing up, his mental health continued to worsen as he suffered from a serious obsessive disorder. While Leonardo Dicaprio did a great job playing the leading role, let's talk about Cate Blanchett, who won an Oscar for the best actress in the role of this film for his brilliant Katharine Hepburn representation. Katharine was in a relationship with Howard Hughes and apparently managed to mitigate the symptoms of his trouble and helped him a lot when it came to deal with his OCD.


9. The Messenger: The story of Joan d'Arc (1999), Joan d'Arc de Milla Jovovich
Everyone has heard about Joan d'Arc. She was a great heroin of French war of the 15th century. She had a difficult and traumatic childhood. From the first years to which she would have had visions that told her that she should lead France in a battle against the English. These visions persisted in his adulthood and she made them a reality, leading the French in the battle and renders the delivery of the English army. It is a fascinating story of a strong woman and Milla Jovovich was excellent to describe Joan's passion and determination.


10. FreeHeld (2015), Laurel Hester of Julianne Moore
Laurel Anne Hester was a policeman in the County of the Ocean, New Jersey. FREEHELD is based on a short film of his life, how it was diagnosed with terminal cancer and the way she has always fought to make sure that after his inevitable death, his pension benefits could be transmitted to His domestic partner Stacie Andree. It's a very moving film and Julanne Moore, who played Laurel and Ellen Page, who played his partner, did their best to describe this story.