Evaluation Essay About A Movie

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Movies are filled with action, emotions, whether they are sad or happy scary. The Three best moives are The Hunger Games, The Divergent series, and Mulan. These movies are action filled and they keep you on the edge of your seat. They all have a little love story in it. Mulan is kid friendly and teaches a lesson.Everybody has their own opinions on what we watch but by far these three movies are one of the best movies out there.
The first best movie is The Hunger Games. This movies have a good story plot It is filled with action and it has a love story within it. For people who love watching movies with action The hunger game is a movie the need to watch. The series keeps you on the end of your seat. With the series you are always waiting to see what happens next, waiting for the next movie to come out. One of the best things about The Hunger Games is the detail from the crazy hair in the capital to the food and the stuff that happens in the arena.The love story between Katniss, Peeta, Gale makes this movie.
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This movie is another one that is filled with action. What makes this movie one of the best is that you see that where she lives it is not okay to be different even though it is. It shows in the first movie the struggles she has to take to hide that she is different. As you go further into the movie it tells you that it is okay to be different. Through this Tris is trying to figure out who she is. There is action in this movie is amazing. From tris figuring out who she is to a war in the capital. From believing family will always have your back to her brother going against her. THis movie shows emotions losing her parents, learning to forgive her brother, anger with people, love. That is what makes this movie

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