Essay On The Movie Norman

After watching the movie Norman, I think a great impact was left on me. I started to think about how I would feel if I was in Norman’s shoes and I realized that what Mike did must’ve meant a lot to Norman. Norman had been treated as a loner that no one wanted to befriend his whole life and Mike’s friendship must’ve made a difference to him. People like Norman have to live their lives feeling unwanted and lonely. They don’t have anyone to talk to and sadly have to live their lives in isolation. They might actually want to befriend people but can’t because they’re being judged on a daily basis. If I was in their shoes I would be miserable and lonely. I couldn’t imagine a life without my friends or family and it’s very unfortunate that some people …show more content…
God created us to be together, not alone. This movie moved me because I remembered the incident with Chris and I realized that I should never forget stories such as these. These stories are experiences that help people learn and grow. It was even more powerful because it was a true story. This is why my favourite part was when Norman was revealed at the end. This just wrapped up the story really well and it reminded me that this was all true and that an incident like this can happen to anyone. The song “In Heaven’s Eyes” could be used to describe Norman in my opinion. The song is about Heaven not judging people. In the eyes of heaven there are no losers everyone is the same and are God’s children. Norman was seen by others as an outcast who wasn’t loved but through heaven’s eyes Norman is lovely and loved. God loves all the ‘Norman’s’ of this world because they are his children. God made everyone intentionally and there are no mistakes or unlovely people on this earth. Even though through the eyes of others some people are seen as outsiders God doesn’t feel that way. He unconditionally loves and cares for every one of his