Homosexuality Movie Analysis

Andrew Beckett is a creative, self-assured intelligent law graduate from the university Penn. He is on his way to senior partnership at his huge law firm. But he 's hiding a private secret from his high esteemed employers, he 's been diagnosed with AIDS. When he gets terminated while being infected with AIDS he decides to file a lawsuit at his company. He is shown as kindhearted and cares deeply for his very lovely family who are very supportive during the entire length of the case.
He plans to sue the law firm from which he was fired, and now seeks a lawyer in which ends up with Joe Miller, played by Denzel Washington. Andrew Beckett is displayed as being as emotionally sound as an individual keeping a deeply personal secret can be. Especially when he becomes involved in a heated trial in which traditional values with regard to sexual preference can be overly complicated as seen in this time period. As the movie begins, Andrew is shown as being a fully acquainted member of the organization, vested with responsibility for extremely important tricky assignments. He is also shown as a well versed individual in a loving healthy relationship with his partner. Joe Miller is a complicated character because in taking on Andrew 's case, he has to confront his own …show more content…
For some people it has become an equal rights issue to legalize same-sex marriage all across america. For others it is also a religious and moral issue because it is addressed within the Bible of the church as a sinful act. The Church “is unable to believe a human being as a ‘heterosexual’ or a ‘homosexual’ and believes that every person has an actual identity, a true creature of God and his children and their coming to eternal life.”, a quote from the catholic church. The church does believe that many homosexual inclination stems from a false education background, from a lack of a simple young sexual growth, from habit, or from bad