My Best Love Movie

Whether you read the book or watch the movie it is very enjoyable. It teaches you life lessons of friendships. It is very intriguing and I recommend this book to

While many obstacles get in the way of friendship, true friendship still lives, even in silence. In the book, The Chosen , By Chaim Potok, two boys, Reuven Malter and Danny Saunders, who are very religiously different and both raised in completely opposite ways, develops a deep friendship. Their friendship opens up their worldview to many other different viewpoints in life. The friendship between these two boys is one with great religious significance, starting off with destiny and Gods will. As Danny and Reuven’s Friendship develops, it teaches them to respond wisely to the values of the more complex and secular world. It also teaches the true value of friendship. Because Danny’s father, Reb

This movie is a good representation on my learnings of the Jewish religion and culture. The biggest thing that stood out to me was the representation of prayer and the law. In class we learned those two things are some of major pillars in Orthodox Judaism, in the movie these were constantly displayed. Moshe and Mali did not have the means to celebrate Succoth, so they turned to prayer in which they were blessed by God. When the convicts have over-stayed there welcome and Moshe lies to them to get them to leave, Mali uses the story of Abraham and Sara welcoming guests as an example as what God intends for

Overall, the film did exactly what any good dramatic film would do and that is make the audience feel something. The tragedy of the Holocaust has never been fictionally depicted from a German child’s view until this movie. The depiction of how a child who is protected from certain elements war might have thought in that era makes this film unique. The unbelievable conclusion is what makes this film unforgettable. The most important scene in the film is the ending, when Bruno

The friendship of Hassan, Amir and Finny and Gene are very similar. The authors show, how their friendships work. Both friendships are meaningful and are used as a literary device to let us know more about the characters. They

They do not talk, they do not have names, the viewer simply does not know who they are. I think that the animation makes the film seem dreamlike because Folman is trying to remember what happened in Lebanon. It is almost as if throughout the film, the message is: this massacre “could” have happened. However, the live footage at the end of the film suggest that the massacre did happen. What is interesting, though, is the way the Palestinians are presented to the viewer. The footage is really horrifying and there are no subtitles when the woman in the end is crying and yelling. Her words are basically pointless to those who cannot understand her. It is as if the film dehumanizes the Palestinians and presents them as the “other.” If Waltz with Bashir is a film with a message of forgiveness, then why would it present its victims in this

There is a saying that I always heard growing up is “If the love is true then it will always come back”. It all started in 1981 before I was though of, in Los Angeles, California a big city with people with big dreams. Monica and her family moved next door to Quincy McCall, a boy who loved basketball as much as she did. Love and Basketball was a movie I grew up on and I wanted to live my life just like they did. They were childhood friends that live next door to each other and started to catch feelings for each other. They grow up grow apart for a little while found new people, but never lost their love for each other. In the end they got back together and showed us that the love was true so they found their way back to each other.

Joan Crawford was a fantastic actor, wildly famous, and extremely wealthy as far as everyone knew, but what you didn’t see behind the curtains was a person with too many issues known only by a few close people, such as her daughter. Christiana Crawford, Joan’s daughter, wrote a book about her childhood experience and then created it into a movie for everyone to understand why her mother was crazy. In the movie Mommie Dearest her psychological disorders shinned through, rather than her fame and fortune. Some specific personality disorders can easily be identified in some scenes from the movie such as: obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), borderline disorder, narcissistic disorder, and bipolar disorder.

This movie was sorrowful and some parts terrifying, for example, when the Jews getting killed for no reason, just because they were Jewish. These aspects were affective in the movie because it helps the movie look more realistic and more historical. The creators do a good job capturing empathy because the audience knew who were the characters and knew what was going on, most of the audience were hooked on it.

The movie ‘When a Man Loves a Woman’ is a 1994 romantic drama that portrays a married couple where the wife, Alice Green (a school counselor), displays alcohol use abuse (“When a Man Loves a Woman”, n.d.). According to the movie’s Wikipedia page, the main character that displays alcoholism is actress, Meg Ryan and her husband, whom is a pilot, in the movie is actor, Andy Garcia. Together they raised two daughters. One day Alice arrived home really drunk and became violent. Due to that behavior, she managed to fell onto the bathroom floor, and her youngest daughter thought she died. She was admitted to the hospital, where her family confronted her about her drinking problem. So, she agreed with her family to admit into a rehabilitation

Annie Hall is a romantic comedy directed by Woody Allan in 1977. The film is not any everyday movie but rather a film that revolves around the life of the main actor, Alvy Singer played by Woody Allen himself and his relationship with Annie Hall, cast by Diane Keaton.

The film ends on a hopeful note encouraging religious tolerance – and the love and honor for the printed word. Though some may interpret this closing scene as all religions being equal, I saw it more as a statement that the only way we can have peace and resources to live is to understand and respect one another’s

In the next scene we see the French students treating their new classmates unequal. Julien Quentin, a classroom bully, starts to take an interest in one of his new classmates (37:47mintues). He discovers that the classmate, Jean Bonnet, is actually Jean Kippelstein and he’s also Jewish. Julien then views Jean Bonnet as a different person and a close friendship develops between them. At 1:01minutes, it’s parents day and Jean Bonnet has no visitors, so the once bully but now friend, Julien Quentin, invited Bonnet to lunch with his family. Before Julien’s discovery, an invite to lunch probably would not have happened, but with the knowledge of knowing Bonnet was Jewish and alone an act of kindness overcame him. During the same lunch scene we see a man at a table enjoying his meal until a few Milice (a branch of German Officers) enter the restaurant and try to expel the diner for being Jewish. Wehrmacht officers (French Officers), who were also dinning at the restaurant, stand-up for the Jewish diner and order the Milice to remove themselves from the premises. “Get the hell out of here,” says one of the Wehrmacht officers. “Do you understand? Get the hell out”

Firstly, the theme of friendship in the novel was shown through unbreakable bond of the protagonists. They had connected instantly upon working together at Maidsend Airfield in England. Together, the team used Maddie’s directional skills and Julie’s ability to speak multiple languages to navigate a lost airplane (Wein 43). This had been

The movie When A Man Loves A Woman depicts the journey of Alice, a mom, wife, and alcoholic as she comes to term with her disease, and seeks treatment. At the beginning of the movie, it is not easy to tell that Alice does in fact struggle with alcohol addiction. She is a lively and energetic lady that has a large sense of humor that seems to be equally shared with her husband, Michael. As the movie progresses, it shows the fear and worry that her oldest daughter, Jess, has about her mother and her disease. Morning after morning, Alice wakes up and fights a hangover, only to come home and find any reason to drink again.