Friday, March 31, 2017

Life is beautiful review

   
   In class we watched life is beautiful a holocaust movie which happy and then sad. I made a lot of connections it's the poems we read and things we learned to the things we watched in the holocaust. The poem that I picked for my butterfly it was about this kid saying that new kids that go into the ghetto ask to many questions and they don't want to do these things. Now I connect a lot because the son in the movie was asking a lot of questions and wanting to go home. These kids that just got into these ghettos had the same questions. Now I was thinking about my butterfly and the project and throughout the movie the Mother started to lose hope until she heard her husband and son at the speakers and was so happy to know that they were ok and they were living. What was different in the movie was that I saw the father get his placement shape on his uniform however the mother didn't get any. I didn't understand at first because she wasn't a Jew she was pure Italian so that just puzzled me.
         Thourghout the movie we saw different points of views. We saw the father also looking through the bright side of things and not the negative and his son who didn't understand what was going on. We also the mother who just see like we do sometimes happy and sometimes gives up hope. But in the beginning it was so happy and just lovely it makes me see that people with normal lives got it taken away from them because they were Jews.
        There was a lot of things shown amazing in this movie, one of them was laughter. I say this because the father love making people laugh and joyful because that is how he was. He also saw the bright side of things. I also saw family. The father loved his family and didn't want his son to know that they could die and never go home. He also wanted his wife to know that him and his son was ok and just brighten her face to know everything was alright. This movie was amazing it is different from the cliche sad movie this does have a nice humor it really does.

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