What are the classic speech clips in the history of movies that impress you deeply?

The American film The Taste of Women is a feature film, directed by Martin brest and starring Al Pacino and Chris O'Donnell. The film tells the story of a preparatory school student who works as an assistant to a grumpy blind retired officer.

In this film, a retired military officer played by Al Pacino gives a speech at the critical moment when his assistant Charlie is about to be fired for refusing to be stupid. This speech is full of justice and passion. He exposed the face of a coward and praised Charlie's integrity and courage-Charlie would not sell his soul.

He said, I have reached a crossroads in my life. I always know which way is right, there is no doubt about it. I know, but I didn't leave. Why? Because it is too difficult to do this. Now it's Charlie's turn He is also at a crossroads in his life. He must choose a path, a correct path, a principled path, and a path to perfect his personality. Let him go down this road. The future of this child is in your hands. Ladies and gentlemen, he will have a bright future. Trust me, don't ruin him. Protect him. Support him. I promise that one day, you will be proud of it.

After this speech, he not only helped Charlie, but also won a full house of applause. Become one of the most classic clips in film history.