Bruce Almighty Movie Analysis

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I want to share about the movie call Bruce Almighty (2003). This movie talking about Bruce is leading role, he was a self-pitying person and often to think he was unfortunately like as God does not take care whatever his life and job. Suddenly gets a new job as the world's new Heavenly Father. In the movie asks: "If you were given God's power for a week, what would you do? Who would you help?" I still remember religion of lessons was watching this movie in secondary school. First time I just thought the movie was so interesting if so all of people or me might given God like as power, it a wonderful feeling! If possible given God’s power I’m most inspired to let it peace of world, I would like to make all of people does not have any suffering …show more content…
Actually I understood how come I get a job as a god. For my view point this movie gives "Connotative Meaning", because I need to found out additional meanings associated with our life from the movie. Nowadays many people say that starvation, poverty and inequality, good people suffer and the dishonest seem to thrive. Why does God allow these things happen? Why doesn't He do something about it? This question it seem I ask also, who know the heavy feel on our hearts of those questions know how difficult and how can be to stop, Bruce and God as the "Relational Identities" similar that people caring each other.

In my opinion God said this two sentence about “Denotative Meaning," Bruce ignores that this meaning just using them for personal gain with the powers, even though he want to get back him job to make such as discovering
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Most of important that Bruce cannot use the powers to alter or interfere with free will, such as God's power is like as some politician or entrepreneur they are many power to do what their want to do, they without thinking Who need to help. However they must not alter people with free will by theirs power. I think God and Bruce should be "interaction Identities", because of God live from our heart, even in our spirit, will or heart. Thus if we have some difficult matter just thinking we have God to help us to solve the problem, meantime we already had a choice in our mind. God therefore gave man free will. We understand our self and try to change the world. God said that “People often to undervaluation that advantage of the human labors, those people satisfy because they have a dream and they know what they want. Although after working they might feel exhausted but getting most of happiest.” Therefore I think maybe you can’t believe the existence of god, you have to live and work hard for your life. It's all above of "Physical Context". Moreover God role play should be "Regulators", this movie described of complains, blames, jealousy,

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