Her Movie

One last thing I noticed in this movie that really appealed to me was the love story. The thing that I think really makes

Overall I found the movie to be quite interesting and exciting at times but a bit slow in others. The story itself was very clear to me and didn’t cause any confusion. It had a good flow also, just as you were on the verge of falling into boredom with a scene they switched it up on you to keep you

The movie was a lot about a woman that survived the titanic and told her love story. I, myself, am a hopeless romantic. Her telling the story with her falling in love just made people want to watch the movie, but the real events that occurred and all of the children and families getting separated really makes me grateful for my family. The movie and learning more about the event that changed our society changed me and makes me think about how much we take for granted and how ungrateful we are. I think the titanic, the unsinkable ship, sinking got to people. Thinking back what if the titanic never sank?

Nonetheless, I’d recommend this book to not just people who are interested in romance but also to those who enjoy reading realistic fiction. The general tone of this book is light and comical so I thought that it was pretty amusing to read. And regardless of the possibility that the book may appear to be cheesy, the plot is to some degree relatable and the characters feel truly genuine. I personally can’t wait to see the movie as it’s reported to be currently

The movie highlights the importance of staying true to your identity on happiness, rather than letting others influence your decisions. The main character overcomes many cultural obstacles to be herself and pursue her real

This is a good family movie that can show the viewer’s how some people prey on one another. This movie reminded me of the times my brother and I didn’t get along. It shows how different families are and how they treat one another. Sadly this movie also shows how family members can be so cold blooded. This movie duplicates real life situations where innocent People get hurt, family loyalty gets divided and couples end up in divorce.

One of the most memorable aspects of this movie was the emotional indifferences between Alice Paul and her best friend Lucy Barnes. Lucy expressed a lot of sentiments of being lonely and wanting to start a family in the middle of the struggle. I found great appreciation for this aspect of the film because it shows the emotional and softer side of these women. There was another character in this film that I felt was most dramatic, and that was Inez Milholland (Julia Ormond). She was a radical, strong, deviant-thinking, and outside of the box type of woman. Her character really gave this film a hero, other than Alice Paul of course. The only weakness that I found with this film was during the beginning of the suffrage parade the soundtrack was not consistent with the time period. I would recognize this genre of music as hip hop or some type of cotemporary music. This music was jarring to me being that this film attempted to depict a movement dating back to the 1800’s.

I was aware of intersexuality however I had never been expose to a such a material where you can see their way of life and their struggles. It was very interesting to see a different perspective because I'm used to see the westernize view of transgenders. It was very eye opening to explore another culture I had little to none information about. It taught me the struggle some people have to go thru due to their nonconformity. This film makes me compare my cultures point of view on internsexuality. I come from El Salvador a place where the culture is very conservative, however there are still many cases where people is intersexual. In my culture this kind of individuals are neither accepted nor rejected. Yet, when you have an individual in your family that is intersexual is seen as shameful. This makes me relate to the film because ei have seen the way families deal with this type of

One thing I personal liked about the film was how the theme binds all these characters together is pain. They’re all damaged in some way and are forced to reach out and help each other when they’ve reached rock bottom. Those moments are the most beautiful to watch because there’s no judgment, just community. I enjoyed that about the movie the most because still today you have a lot of situation where are more likely to judge you then to help. Which I feel is very sad because in today society people will talk about you and laugh instead of seeing what the problem is or possible helping you to correct the problem.

The overall movie is good, but it doesn’t provide the same aesthetic quality that the playwright does, but it does have strong casting and important themes. Denzel Washington, who plays Troy Maxson, delivers an unforgettable performance to the audience, leaving no emotion untouched. Like many of Washington’s movies, he has the mysterious gift of absorbing his fictional character from the script and making viewers believe his character is palpable. His delivery of lines are powerful thus forcing me to recollect events that revealed the same emotions he felt in a past time, “See? I’m gonna build me a fence around what belongs to me. And then I want you to stay on the other side. See? You stay over there until you’re ready for me,” his expression of anger and sadness is something familiar to my own. (Wilson 108). I had experienced a death in my own family, with the aid of Washington’s fervent delivery of his lines, I was able to remember the same unpleasant moments similar to the characters. Also, Viola Davis who plays Rose Maxson in the movie, reminds me of my own mother. The vivacity in her acting allows to indirectly provide characteristics for Rose, she was strong, independent, selfless and practical. Rose Maxson was a mother, that would do anything for her family even give up the dreams she wanted most She demonstrated this by saying, “I took all my feelings, my wants and needs,

The Movie is about Pat Solantano a man who has lost everything. After spending eight months in an institution moves back in with his parents. Pat is determined to better himself in order to get his wife back. In the process Pat meets Tiffany, who has her own Problems. Tiffany promises

I enjoyed this film because it has a real story behind it and is something I

I like the movie because it talks about justice and dreams. Justice in term equality of how people must be equal, if men can sing in public so women can and if girl get sell so men get sell too. Dreams I like how Sonita follow her dreams and career since the hard time that was given by her family and country rules but at the end she didn’t gave up her dreams until she achieved her goal.

The film is sublime. It’s funny and insightful as it creates very different worlds for its two characters, and yet it doesn’t shy away from the harsher aspects of the lives of Mary and Max.

The plot thickens as Theo and Samantha commence an unusual psychosexual relationship and he begins to introduce Samantha as his girlfriend. She (it) ushers in a breath of fresh air into Theo’s life, draws him out of himself and helps him get back to being the optimistic schlemiel he once was. At first, Theo thinks of himself as an outlier to be dating a disembodied operating system, but as he looks around, he finds that he is not alone pursuing a relationship with an OS. Similarly, Amy (Amy Adams), his friend, who has also recently ended her marriage, is getting caught up in a new relationship with an OS left behind by her estranged husband. What follows is a cautionary tale of a love affair between a man and his smartphone.