Forrest Gump Video Analysis

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The video is called Power of my Heart. In the video it shows several clips from the movie “Forrest Gump.” One of the clips that the video showed was the part when the bullies are chasing Forest and he then breaks his braces and starts running much faster, then it shows him when he is older and is being chased by the same bullies. While the video is showing these clips, motivational speakers are talking, and what they are saying goes right along with what the video is showing. I think that the video is very informational and shows get material. The video also shows the part of the movie, where Forest is running and running, and what the speakers are say fits so well, it was extraordinary.

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