Seize the Day in the Movie, Dead Poet Society

In 1989, a theater movie called Dead Poets Society was supervised by Peter Weir and written by Tom Schulman. A few years later, it was adapted to a book by N. H. Kleinbaum. In this movie, Todd Anderson, Charlie Dalton, Knox over Street, and their friends' team struggled to meet the expectations set for boys at Wellton College and at the same time enrich their lives did. As their fascinating teacher, Mr. Keating will say "Carpe Diem. Grab today." They devoted themselves to enjoying an ordinary life and resumed a group called Death Poetry Society.

One of my favorite Latin phrases is "Carpe Diem". This is best interpreted as 'catch a day'. Or "grab the opportunity" This sentence was introduced through the movie "Death Poets Association" starring Robin Williams. This is a moving movie with many wonderful themes, but not for cowards. When I was a teenager, I was keen to live with this motto. I played at the theater, sang the choir and performed at ordinary school choirs (including the theme song of Mighty Mouse "I will come here to save the sun!"). A woman wrestler who has defeated these men. So I took her to the game and took part in the karaoke champion at the local cafe (and won) ... and so on. Other people do not want to do this when I see something, I will do it because I want "carpe diem".

Timely fun; grab the ear that grabbed that day. Death poet social film focuses on this sentence. According to Keaton, removing one's bone marrow from life is only one day. All the problems such as death of student Neil Perry, banishment of Keaton, dismissal are all bad things to happen due to death. There are some good things to talk about in front of the Todd Society. And Knox is working hard to get the girl Chris he dreams about.

As you saw at the Dead Poets Society, I think the speech about Carpe Diem is more individual and I think it's about extraordinary things, not the status quo. This is necessary and good. In "News Reports", it is about details of the song "Catch the Day" becoming your member. This is to do the right thing with urgency and passion.