Stand by Me (1986)

As a fan of Stephen King's composition style and Robert Reina's teaching skill, this movie made me silent every time. This is almost a forgotten movie about time and an almost forgotten youth. As a writer, I would say that a movie novel "Body" has always been the source of inspiration for my writing style.

First of all, I like titles chosen for movies. "Stand By Me" is suitable for characters in the story. Everyone who has seen this movie, I think that the question agrees to be all the questions we can contact. We all know that someone likes these characters. Most of us met the boy, his brother had a bad name, his father had an alcohol problem, it was automatically displayed as "bad child". And this boy and military dad, insult and a little blow. This obese child laughs at his weight chosen

For me, Gordy represents all of us. When I saw this movie, I found myself seeing me on Goudi. I do not know if anyone else is sharing this, but it is true. Initially, Goudi was not that strong. Goudy still responded to the fact that his brother and his father did not respect him. After all, I was surprised at the fact that he was standing on a bull tormented by a trap. Shopping mall

This movie is definitely one of my favorite movies. In fact, it's on my top 3, perhaps # 2 or # 3. This changes the viewpoint and judgment of young people, so I think that everyone should watch this in a certain phase of life. This is inspiration from others and I think that in the future it will be the same.

Growth is terrible, and even some adult movies that are never classified as scary still seem to spin around the fear and death theme. Take favorite for the whole year: Standby by me (1986). Based on Steven King's novel "Body", I will have little impact on stand by monster movies and supernatural horror. However, it is characterized by conflict between childhood, adults and death. This movie develops around four 13-year-old boys, who are looking for a child's body that has been missing for weeks. One of the boys, Vern (Jerriot Cornell), listened to the fearing older brother while talking about what he would not do through the body in the forest without calling the policeman anonymously. The other three boys convinced Vern that they should go.

Stand by Me is a 1986 American adult movie supervised by Rob Reiner, Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell appearing. The movie is based on Stephen King's 1982 novel "Body". The title comes from a song of the same name by Ben E. King, which plays the last credit. Author Gordie Lachance read in his newspaper that his childhood friend Chris Chambers was killed. In the childhood incident of the weekend in the weekend of 1959, Gordy tells a story of a journey with three colleagues looking for the corpse of a missing boy near Rock City, Oregon (later written by Gordy It proved that it was taken).

This is in stark contrast to the basic reality that is offered at the end of Stand By Me. With the adaptation of King's short story "The Body" by Liner in 1986, there is no opportunity for children and friends to meet again. When the popular Goudi knew about the death of his close friend Chris, he remembered the end of the summer of 1959. At that time, Chris and his two friends, Ferna and Teddy, found Rebrode's body. Like that, the children who kept me waiting were abandoned. If they can not find each other, these four people may be totally isolated. After listening to rumors about the places of missing boys in town, they started traveling, hoping to find the body and become a local hero during that process. I will hit them