Summary of the Movie Forrest Gump

A-Gump is one of the wonderful movies that bring out all kinds of emotions. The opening scene is the most symbolic of the whole movie. Floating at the foot of Forest Gump, the white feathers that eventually fell down lay the foundation for Forrester's story. Lighting is natural because Forrest is sitting on the bench at the bus stop. As music starts, the lights become bright and attract attention of the audience to what happens (Boggs & Petrie, 2008). The environment here is just a normal city of Savannah, Georgia (Zemeckis & Roth, 1994).

I have never met any other character like Forrest Gump in the movie. In this regard, I have never seen a movie like "Forrest Gump". To explain Forrest Gump, it takes a lot of work to make the movie more traditional or ordinary. I think that this movie is a comedy. It may be a drama, or a dream. This movie is amazing and creates emotional pictures for those looking at it. This film by Eric Rose has a novel contemporary story, and it is very rare for contemporary films.

& Lt; Tab / & gt; The film in Philadelphia is based on a true story. A Gump is based on a novel. Philadelphia's time setting was more popular, and A-Gump's normal time setting was in the 1960s and 1970s. The movie "Forest Gump" reflects the past. The narrator of A-Gump tells us that the story of his life has reached a certain level. In Philadelphia, Tom Hanks played the role of Andrew Beckett who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. In the movie, Andrew Beckett was gay and I learned that he suffered from AIDS. Andrew knows that he can tell anyone. If tell someone that it is gay and AIDS, the company will dismiss him, so he said to everyone. However, the company 's partners found their secrets and lay them off, but they tried to conceal the real reason for dismissal. Andrew argued that the film Philadelphia revealed equal rights, discrimination, AIDS, homosexual problems. Forrest is innocent in character.