Posted by Lamiso Monday, June 1, 2009

We must start to think before we talk about things that we don't understand. I actually picket up tow scenes!

The most finest, bravest, and justice situation in the scene was when (Eva) told the truth behind the event and faced Asian and do not own people, and this was evidence for justice and that all are equal regardless of skin color, where you came from or how you look like. She did just because she felt it is wrong to lie face to face and when she looked at the little girl that made her to be more sure, comfortable and stronger.I think she was a good person inside but her own people made her to be a bad person, because she didn't really know how the other people around her.

An other favourite scen: was when a student draw a picture of (Jamal) who he looked like Jew who called( holocaust and racial divisions) it was so degrading.I picked up this scene because the student didn't know about holocust and he just draw up but it's mean a lot of things teacher told to the students what it's meant.

2. This is almost my favorite movie. because of it I am writing stories, that don't sound like I wrote them.This movie almost made me cry, it was very emotional.I think the moive was one of the best that ever had been made,but i think that they should have put every thing on the movie that was in the book. The book is much better than anything that was told on the movie.The book has always have the little details than the movie. The movie have always the important parts or scen to show the people we must have the respect to eachother.

All stories in books does not of course to make the film on. But sometimes when you read a book so one can really see the images before them. It can even live up in the book. One can even imagine that this would make good on film.

As demonstrated for the first time the audience reacted very strongly and emontionelly.Ongood and evil, we have created a protective wall between us and the movie. We know that it can not affect us physically. But the mental image nonetheless penetrates into our consciousness.

3. When i saw the movie I cried a lot and at the same time i listened to the song of the movie. The song discribes that everybody has a dream.

I have a dream that one day the nation will rise up and understand ... that all people are created equal ... I have a dream that one day my four little children live in a nation where they will not be judged by their color, but in the content of their character. (Martin Luther King)

This really show us that we are all not just a WHITE MAN, or a BLACK MAN, we are all just HUMANS, we all deserve RESPECT each and everyone of us. Nice movie and amazing message of hope!