How Does Non-Verbal Communication Help Or Take Away From The Message

Lastly, I will now discuss the emotional, mental, and spiritual reactions I personally had about the movie. I felt very saddened over the loss of Graham’s wife because I could not even begin to know how awful it would be to lose a spouse. I also found it very sad to watch the children deal with the loss of their mother. The moment at the dinner

The characters emotions are well presented and the viewers do not fail to feel their emotions. The movie is special because in some places it will break your heart such as when Jamie reveals that she has Leukaemia and when she passes. There are also parts that leave you smiling because you realise that there is always good behind something bad, for example, when Jamie passes, Landon realises that he has changed for the better.

These actors were given great reviews about how well they displaced not only their feelings but their actions. Some people said that the movie reminded them of their own childhood past of when they use to be a teen and act that way. For example, one lady said it reminded her of her coming of age from a child to a women. This review can show that this movie had a great impact on some people and their memories of their

This isn't just another family road trip comedy as I thought it would be. This was a dark and quirky comedy at its best. The script and acting was brilliant, the characters were unusual and the ending was eventful and unpredictable. The grandpa said a lot of things that were probably inappropriate for younger watchers, and he used drugs, but they he ended up dying, which is a positive anti-drug message. Overall a beautiful movie, but parents need to be careful about showing even the edited version for

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,

Furthermore, everyone can relate to the feeling of loss Forrest experienced when his mother passed away, and everyone understands the struggle of heartbreak. By forming a connection between Gump and the average person in society, the film hammers home a populist message and unites viewers behind a common understanding of hard work and persevering through

One of my favorite parts of this film was when the father was comforting the son over the loss of Old Yeller. While providing words of wisdom, the father emphasizes that this is something that the son must come to terms with and acknowledges that it will be a difficult process. Also, the dad struggles to find an appropriate way to explain how to move on. This provides a genuine example of how grieving occurs that is not always present in cinema. Old Yeller can be compared to The

I really liked this movie a lot until Thomas J. died. It seems a bit messed up to have a young child die in a movie. I understand that the director might be trying to send a message about how fragile life is, but I think it was a little too much trauma for a coming of age movie. The movie made me cry because of personal reasons, as well. My mother’s mom died when she was 13 years old and gave me a glimpse into what her life was life.

     The actors are believable in their roles. Steven Martin who acts as George Banks is outstanding in his role, he acts very well, so the audience knows his feelings, and feels sorry for him. The stars are not the main reason for me to see the film, but the title is.

Let me just begin by stating I was blown away by this film. I'm already emotional when it comes to movies, but this movie had me crying from the beginning to the end. The movie showed a perspective of several mental illness that people don't often think about. Looking into Lucy's life and the fact that she had a promising future of being an attorney and her life was abruptly put on hold because of her schizophrenia. She had a support system and a loving family that wanted to see her get well, but it had me thinking about all of the other people who are labeled "crazy" but don't have a supportive system or the access to the medication they need. Those people are left to fend for themselves. Those people are often the homeless people you see begging for money as well the suicide rate.

I thought this film was wonderful. I stopped the film so my boyfriend could watch it with me. He thought all old people suffer debilitating miserable lives before they die. I have known very healthy older people throughout my life. I knew that having a good quality of life into old age was possible. I was really glad he could see that it truly was possible by watching this film. We smiled throughout the entire film.

This is a sincere movie. It’s presented in a unique way. It held my interest. Will Smith is especially effective as the grieving father. The film addresses grief and loneliness.

Overall, this film is amazing it and it’s worth watching because of its plot and how it’s directed to give you a sense of

For much of my life I have felt I have just been going through the motions, not living my life to the fullest. I have dreams that have gone unrealized, and a few regrets, and this film speaks to that condition. In a kind of quirky way, this film cries out for each of us to live the life we’ve always wanted. Get involved with those around us. Too often we become mired down in day to day minutia, and by the time we shake ourselves awake, more years have passed than are still left for us to live. When I saw this film was an option for this assignment, I was thrilled. I have recommended this film to friends and family, the casting is perfect, the music scores the film perfectly, the story is quirky and a bit off center, and it all combines into in a truly great

The director did a fantastic job writing this film. All of the points he wanted to get to the audience, I feel did. The actor, Sean Paul, did a wonderful job impersonating someone with a developmental disability. The director’s goal was to have people that were his targeted audience, try and think about what they take for granted and show that people need love and support just as much as anyone else that is important to them. People never know what other stories other people have and are going through. It is always nice to be kind and to be a supportive human being.