Idealogical Review of Forrest Gump
Tom Hanks is the main character in the award winning movie Forrest Gump. He plays an outstanding character who can be a role model for anybody. Forrest Gump was known as the town idiot who proved his intelligence without being aware of the epic decisions he was making during his life. The only things Forrest was truly familiar with was love, selflessness, the importance of family, and relationships that lasted forever. He would take advice from anyone and could call them a friend. Forrest had a mind that never gave up. He presented us with a difficult life but all it took was to be motivated. He showed the world that a human being is capable making any choice one desires. Forrest lived in a world where no judgments were ever made by one another. In every one there should be a Forrest Gump giving you the bright side.
The film is a complete set of values that should take place in every ones daily life. Watch it once, you feel the importance to love all things, watch it twice and you’ll want to call your long -lost, best friend. The way this movie inspires leaves a hero in all of us. He could make the sun shine on any day.
I really enjoyed watching this movie to. Forrest sees good in all people even though he was not treated the same. Forrest was a loving and caring person that treated everyone with kindness. Yes, everyone should have a Forrest in their life and inspire people to treat each other with kindness. Forrest is very passionate about loving everyone as he wants to be loved. Forrest famous quote that is mother use to tell him "Life is like a box of chocolate. You'll never now what you are going to get." That is so true make life as you want!!
ReplyDeleteI as well agree with Kathy that Forrest Gump is an extremely enjoyable film. The first time I watched it was a few years back in 11th grade and it was one of the most moving films I have yet to see. Tom Hanks did a remarkable role. I love how he always saw the good in everything and didn't judge people on how they acted towards him. He may have not been the brightest apple on the tree but he sure was the sweetest.
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