This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This was a weird ah movie. I think the relationship develops pretty uncomfortably and quickly between Paul and Holly. Like I had no idea what was going on in the first 20 minutes of this film. Like one moment, Holly is escaping a drunk rat in her apartment and the next moment they are in Paul's apartment sleeping in the same bed. Holly is the classic cannot be tamed, free spirit, white girl, who manipulates rich white dudes with her…
It was good, made me feel sad at the end. I love the simplicity of Forrest. I think he calls all of us on to live more authentically and to just be ourselves. He models this well. I have a friend who is openly autistic. He is bad with social cues but has taught me so much on how to be authentically myself. Forrest also shows that simplicity can lead to a very happy life. I liked it.
I've decided in an effort to culture myself that I will not only watch more movies, but also to engage literature. However, I find sitting and watching movies difficult because of my minds active nature so I decided to watch movies on a second monitor while I play Minecraft, so take any comments I have with a grain of salt.
This movie is fantastic. Firstly, though the characters can seem uptight at first, like Kat the crazy non-human anti-social girl…
Context, I just watched this movie and I'm writing this review at 2am so it may come across as poorly written and a little preachy, but deal with it, I'm tired. (also i just watched 10 things i hate about you which set a really high bar).
Once again, I watched a film while playing Minecraft. Maybe it's because I died in the Nether with 10 blaze rods while in a bastion near the end of the movie, but wow…
