Descriptive Essay On Life Is Beautiful

this water to survive, and our loved ones at home worried sick wondering if we are even still alive. Then again the view a had while doing this wasn’t all that bad. Most likely a better view than what I would have originally had at the resort we were heading to.

The storm I witnessed was Hurricane Sandy. When I first heard of the hurricane I thought it wouldn't be as bad as some people were prediciting, but as the storm approached I certainly changed my mind. As we sat in the house it became very real how bad the storm was going to be. It was scary to hear the wind howling; blowing the trees around, hearing branches falling and the windows rattling. Hurricane Sandy left a lot of desvesation and distruction not only in New Jersey but in the Tri- State and surrounding areas. the storm left many

La Vita é Bella (Life is Beautiful) directed by Roberto Benigni is a film test of resiliency in a light and humorous way but dark at the same time in the settings of WW2. The main character Guido Orefice is a fun, sharp Jewish guy who alongside his beautiful wife, Dora and his son Giosué are taken away into the Nazi concentration camp. The film highlights many themes, which enables the audience to understand through the influence of the context. These include challenging stereotypes and power structures, the loss of identity and the power of love. Each of these themes are reinforced by a variety of visual conventions.

When watching historical fiction, there are certain features that will pop out at the viewer to show that it is a movie worth praising, with a plot that grabs and holds attention and a strategic use of humor, which keeps it from straying into a simple documentary. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, based off of the book by the same name by Boyne, has a haunting plot with somewhat relatable characters and considered a tragedy that will be loved by generations to come. La vita e bella (English: Life is Beautiful) is a tragicomedy of the same genre with a compelling plot of love overcoming any obstacle, a risky and unconventional use of humor, and characters as deep and complex as the sea. Life is Beautiful and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas are excellent films and are often given the same if not similar reviews by professional critics, Life is Beautiful ultimately comes out on top with its brave usage of humor for its topic, which is still as funny now as it was nearly a decade ago.

In the mid 1900 a Jewish man by the name of Guido Orefice(Roberto Benigni) arrives in Arezzo, Italy to open a bookshop. In the meantime in order to make ends meet he works as a waiter under the watch of his uncle. During a party at his uncle’s hotel Guido accidently crosses Dora, a beautiful school teacher, over the course of the party Guido falls in love with Dora, whom he calls "princess"(princess) and charms her by randomly popping up at unpredictable times. As usual Guido randomly pops up at Dora’s engagement, He stalls time by disguising himself as a waiter at the engagement. He does the most unusual things which makes her laugh. During the engagement party she dumps her fiancé, and chooses to marry Guido and he whisks her away on a green horse(inside joke with Dora’s fiancé) and they disappear into the night. This was was great movie, because it shows the story of a man who lives in one of the most tragic times in history, ( world war two) who is trying his best to make the best of the war and he keeps a positive mind by running around and be as adorable as humanly possible."Life is Beautiful" is just as complex as its title. Just as I said, a lot of this is supposed to be set in a concentration camp.

I can see her reflection in the mirror. She stands a few feet behind me, decked in my black dress, with her makeup and hair styled, holding onto her large cosmetic case. “All right, come sit down.”

Winner of three Oscars including Best Music, Original Dramatic Score and Best Foreign Language Film, La Vita e Bella, remains an intensely challenging contribution to the developing body of films about the holocaust. Witten and directed by Italy’s national treasure, Roberto Benigni, it is a film of two distinct halves that battles through the tragic past to remember the happy times during such misery. But does Benigni depict this fabrication in a deceiving light? A moral and fable, the film stretches the fact that life is sacred, precious and life is indeed beautiful!

Just a couple week or before, I was hovering around the streets of Kathmandu and was gyrating around a top of my house with a heavy brain box. Every of those 24 hours of my days used to be spent on finding the meaning of life, death and the reason I am here on this planet. After those rigorous searches inside the book ‘Nirwad, ‘The Alchemist’, and inside my own heart, I finally got the answer.

A group of people got an invite to come to a spooky mansion with a stable in the back. The mansion is on a mountain with gates and a grand yard with black roses and dead flowers and trees that look they have skulls carved in them. There is a huge forest surrounding the entire back of the mansion that also is fenced off so no one can get out. The mansion is dark and mysterious, it looks ran down on the outside but when you are inside it looks totally brand new. It is mid-day when the guests arrive. There are three females that get out of the first limo. Viviana who is the type of person that will try new things and say whether or not if she likes it. She has all black or red on and her hair is in warrior braid and the braids are about two to three feet long with spikes at the end. If she hits someone they will be injured badly because the spikes are about an inch or two long. Jade who is a stuck up rich brat who will complain until she gets what she wants. She wears pink or baby blue all the time, she has manicured nails, and has wavy, long, blonde hair. She doesn’t like to get dirty and she is very picky at what she eats. Crystal is jock. She is a brown noser basically, she is the type of person who has people do her own homework yet is the teacher’s pet. She has a bob and it is colored blonde with pink tips. The second limo contains four males. Lucas who is the football captain of the Blue Eagles. He has short spiked hair and thinks he is the best at everything. Derek who

Later at night as I was brushing my teeth, I began to reflect on my experience being beautiful, thus far. Okay, truthfully, the pros totally outweighed the cons. I felt semi more confident in myself, the general public respected me more (sometimes), boys ogled at me (discreetly and not so discreetly), I received more compliments (mostly on my physical appearance), and I kind of held a certain sense of power. Why did gorgeous girls complain? They had it way easier. Alright, there were some minimal downsides but who cares, this was everything I could ever dream for. I spat down into the sink and inspected my teeth, they were blindingly white. Why was I even brushing them? Scouring my teeth was not a necessity now other than preventing cavities. I smiled at myself in the mirror, then, carefully picking up a glass from the sink, I drank some water and sloshed it around in my mouth before spitting it out again. Much better, I was now ready for bed.

I know we are far apart, but I just had to share this fantasy with you. Hope you like this.

There are many things that are very beautiful, but the most beautiful thing I encountered lately; was the beautiful waterfall of Mountain Rainier. The clear freshwater dropping down from the rocks above. The beautiful green trees covering the surrounding area. The fresh smell of water with no preservatives. The clear blue sky that reflects off the clear water. The gentle splashes that is smooth and calming.

One of the moments that I have failed and that have brought big consequences happened in college, to be more specific in the Spring 2017 semester. The moment and mistake is about the alteration of an official document that

I had to decorate my head with flowers and was looking exquisite. My father had prohibited me from using scented perfumes. I also did not have slightest of interest in that. I have been brought up in nature. Where does beauty live? Is it in jewelry or clothes, in the body, in soul or in the eye of the beholder? I was wondering.

Life is a precious thing. For some, bringing life into this world is a calling, a deeply felt desire to have a child. Unfortunately, pregnancy can come with its own complications. When pregnancy begins to infringe on a women’s well-being, spiritually or physically, and there are perceived risks to the baby, bringing that life into the world brings more questions than answers. It no longer is a debate between the rights of the women and the rights of the fetus but brings deeper ethical issues into question. This essay will take a look at one such situation, how some core Christian worldview beliefs are relevant to the case, and how a Christian would resolve this issue; as well as look at both consequences and benefits of the resolution, and an alternative.