Therefore, it is even more important during times like the Great Depression because most families are suffering and they need on another. Family unity is illustrated in the movie right before the final fight, which is against Max Baer. Mae comes to let Jimmy know that she believes in him and that he is their hero. This was significant because it gave motivation to Jimmy Braddock to fight strong and hard. In addition, Family unity is also demonstrated when the Braddock family has their electricity cut-off, which results in Mae to send the kids to a relative's home. When Jimmy finds out, he becomes extremely upset especially since he promised their oldest son, Jay; he would never send them away. As a result, Jimmy secures a little money from government relief and the former people he used to work with in his boxing career to bring his kids back. This was significant because Mae sent the kids without asking Jimmy, however, he was still able to bring them home. It is important to protect and support family to be able to unite with one another. In conclusion, the movie gave an accurate interpretation about the era of The Great Depression especially in the themes economic hardship, emotional distress and family unity. This movie helps viewers understand how Jimmy Braddock lost everything during the great depression. However, it shows how quickly he gained everything
Therefore, it is even more important during times like the Great Depression because most families are suffering and they need on another. Family unity is illustrated in the movie right before the final fight, which is against Max Baer. Mae comes to let Jimmy know that she believes in him and that he is their hero. This was significant because it gave motivation to Jimmy Braddock to fight strong and hard. In addition, Family unity is also demonstrated when the Braddock family has their electricity cut-off, which results in Mae to send the kids to a relative's home. When Jimmy finds out, he becomes extremely upset especially since he promised their oldest son, Jay; he would never send them away. As a result, Jimmy secures a little money from government relief and the former people he used to work with in his boxing career to bring his kids back. This was significant because Mae sent the kids without asking Jimmy, however, he was still able to bring them home. It is important to protect and support family to be able to unite with one another. In conclusion, the movie gave an accurate interpretation about the era of The Great Depression especially in the themes economic hardship, emotional distress and family unity. This movie helps viewers understand how Jimmy Braddock lost everything during the great depression. However, it shows how quickly he gained everything