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It clearly tells why the majority of rebellious kids are caused by family issues. Jim, Plato, and Judy exactly show three cases of different types of family issues. My favorite scene is at the beginning when Jim hits the table and shows his pain when there is only background music. His expression coordinates with the music making the scene very funny. It reminds me of when we watched clips in class we were all laughing.
I personally think Jim is…
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Again, I've heard about it since middle school. I actually watched the first few minutes of it and some cuts, so my original impression about the topic of the movie is just anti-bully. Since I personally don't have any horrible experience related to it, as I also can't endure the violence from those kids to a little disabled girl, I felt really hurt at that age, and this was probably the reason why I didn't watch the whole movie in…
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The only thing I heard about rafting is from my previous host father, as he told me the scare and owe to our great nature when he saw the bright amber eye of the wild beast at night. He was about 20 at the time and too scared to fall asleep. His story stays in my mind while I watch the whole movie.
Overall, this is a great show. The first few minutes tell the background clearly, characters’ conversations reveal…
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It’s a disaster for sure…
I usually don’t give such a negative comment for a movie but this one is horrible. Even though I can understand what’s the plot, I consider it more experimental than a real avant-garde movie, as it’s trying to challenge people’s bottom line of accepting a musical.
As I knew it was a musical, I imagined it would be classical music type, with orchestra and pipe organ, which I do enjoy. Even after I heard it’s…
