The first part of the movie is about Guido and his future wife Dora. Guido and his friend Ferruccio are driving in the countryside when there brakes go out. This scene is meant to set the tone for the rest of the movie because it is frightening with a hint of humor to help the scene along. The first time Guido meets Dora he catches her when she falls out of the window. This is the first meeting of many between the two. Another encounter they have is when Guido dresses up like an inspector just so that he can see Dora and try to impress her. Guido uses comedy to win her heart and eventually the two are married and have a son. 5 years later the mood of the movie changes dramatically.
On their sons 5th birthday, they are forced to board a train and go to a concentration camp. Guido decides to tell his son that the ride is for his birthday. When the son questions why they are at a camp Guido says that they are all playing for a tank, and that the first one to score 1000 points wins the tank. When the son inquires about others being burned and turned into buttons and soap, Guido once again uses comedy to play off the situation. Anytime that the son asks about the goings on in the camp Guido uses just the right words to ease his sons mind. At the end of the movie, Guido tells his son to stay in a box until there is no one around, or he comes back to get him. A guard shoots Guido after trying to see Dora and the next scene is where the boy comes out of the box. Just as the boy creeps out of the box, a tank comes rolling towards him and a young man pops his head out and tells the boy to climb up. This was awesome to me; the boy will ever remember his father for getting him through the toughest time of his life. The boy meets up with his mother and the movie ends.
Guido's goals or meaning of life are very interesting ones. The way he uses comedy in just the right way to express what he is feeling or wanting is difficult to do.
A Wonderful Life A young lady by the name of Jessica never dreamed her life would turn out how it did. ... Jessica is a very smart and beautiful lady who had the time of her life during school. ... As bubbly as Jessica was at school, her home life was kind of rocky. ... She knew she had her life set and she knew herself. ... Her wore was so beautiful. ...
" Life is beautiful" is a deep touch movie about love of a Jewish father for his family (his wife and his son) in Nazi concentration camp. ... The first main stage of the movie is the romantic love of an Italian waiter ( Roberto Bengini)-Guido with a beautiful and lovely woman teacher-Dora. ... "Light is beautiful" is a brilliant comedy which brings to us not only laugh but also tears and thinking. ...
Life is Beautiful The cultural event that I chose to do was watching the movie Life is Beautiful. It was a very good movie, but it was also very sad. The movie is set during World War II in Italy and is about a man named Guido. The movie starts out while Guido and his friend, Ferruccio, go to Guid...
"Life is Beautiful" is a non fiction Italian film about an Italian family that was sent to a concentration camp. ... Both "Night" and "Life is Beautiful" tell survival stories during the Holocaust. ... "Life is Beautiful" is a fictional story of an Italian Jewish family in one of the concentration camps. ... The consequence of failing the physical exam was more apparent in the novel "Night" than "Life is Beautiful.... These two stories, "Night" and "Life is Beautiful" show the traumatic impact the Holocaust had on Jewis...
"Life is Beautiful" The movie begins in a comical way but as it progresses, we can see the facts about life and the hardships one must face in a society where belonging to a different race faces the evils of man's quest for supremacy. The movie has many philosophical facts although most of them sound so hilarious; they are in fact true to certain aspects of life. ... He always had that positive outlook in life that has aided him in protecting his son from the trauma of war and discrimination. ... These is just like LIFE, life has so many wonders and no one can explain what life re...
(Beautiful, you are very beautiful) Caught in the moment, I had not even noticed that Alex and the nurse now stood next to me. ... I peered into it, a beautiful baby girl staring back, wide eyed and swaddled in a pink flannel blankie. ... The weight of the child I held in my arms felt so right, so perfect, and so curiously like the brief moment I spent with the man minutes ago; it had less of the intensity and more of the joy, yet with the same awareness of life. ... I had seen the beginning and the end of life, and the splendor that encompasses the entire range of being. ... I"m not sure exac...
As Frank was their only child, they have been trying hard that he has everything what in the end was the biggest problem: Frank became too spoiled and that was something that had enormous influence in his further life and behavior. ... He replaced their vocalist, and signed a one-year contract and obviously made a life-changing decision. ... Female fans were crazy about him most of the time, but for all of them it was something special when he walked onto the stage with a drink in his hand and started to sing in a beautiful, peaceful voice. ...
A BEAUTIFUL MIND REACTION PAPER After watching the movie A Beautiful Mind with Russell Crowe as John Nash, my views on mental illness have greatly changed. ... I think it was very important to watch A beautiful Mind in class. ... His life long goal was to be one of math's most accomplished mathematicians. ... This is why I enjoyed the movie A Beautiful Mind. I thought Russell Crowe did an amazing job as John Nash and really helped us to see how his life was. ...
(Beautiful, you are very beautiful) Caught in the moment, I had not even noticed that Alex and the nurse now stood next to me. ... I peered into it, a beautiful baby girl staring back, wide eyed and swaddled in a pink flannel blankie. ... The weight of the child I held in my arms felt so right, so perfect, and so curiously like the brief moment I spent with the man minutes ago; it had less of the intensity and more of the joy, yet with the same awareness of life. ... I had seen the beginning and the end of life, and the splendor that encompasses the entire range of being. ... I"m not sure exac...
