The movie Freedom Writers was by far the most phenomenal movie I’ve watched in years. It’s a crime and biography movie about students who were born in the projects and were part of various gangs. The students who attended Woodrow Wilson High School was thought to have little to no potential solely because they neither knew how to read or write. Since the students had such a tough background teachers quit on the group of students because they felt it was useless. As a new teacher comes along (Ms. Gruwell), she proved everyone wrong and she gave every student in her classroom hope and dreams to achieve success in their lives.
The Freedom Writers started in1994 in California of Long Beach. An astonishing teacher named Ms. Gruwell had just started …show more content…
She was awfully malevolent, offensive and very hasty about the decisions and ideas of Erin Gruwell. Margret Campbell’s part in the movie is surely hated by many, but we have to be reminded that she’s acting and is highly exaggerated compared to what happened in reality. My second favorite actress was Erin Gruwell she was extraordinarily enchanting. She was so patient and incredibly nice that she most defiantly deserves the best teacher award in eternity. My third favorite actor was Brandy Ross, after hearing her story my heart dropped to my stomach, how she got abused and constantly lost her family members saddened me. All the actors/actresses played exceptionally well and portrayed each story of each individual very …show more content…
I like the idea of writing journals, how students write about their lives on a daily basis and all the troubles that they’d faced at such a young age. My favorite part was when a quiet student had the courage to read the very first journal entry to the class. It was called “I am home”, it was about him and his family was forced to leave the country and vigorously leave their homes. He was a refuge with no home or money and nowhere to go. My least favorite part was when Scott Casey didn’t approve to the doings of Erin Gruwell and how he stated that she’s wasting her time with students that basically have no future. In which later Erin proves him wrong, that those students have as much potential then any average
The Freedom Writers started in1994 in California of Long Beach. An astonishing teacher named Ms. Gruwell had just started …show more content…
She was awfully malevolent, offensive and very hasty about the decisions and ideas of Erin Gruwell. Margret Campbell’s part in the movie is surely hated by many, but we have to be reminded that she’s acting and is highly exaggerated compared to what happened in reality. My second favorite actress was Erin Gruwell she was extraordinarily enchanting. She was so patient and incredibly nice that she most defiantly deserves the best teacher award in eternity. My third favorite actor was Brandy Ross, after hearing her story my heart dropped to my stomach, how she got abused and constantly lost her family members saddened me. All the actors/actresses played exceptionally well and portrayed each story of each individual very …show more content…
I like the idea of writing journals, how students write about their lives on a daily basis and all the troubles that they’d faced at such a young age. My favorite part was when a quiet student had the courage to read the very first journal entry to the class. It was called “I am home”, it was about him and his family was forced to leave the country and vigorously leave their homes. He was a refuge with no home or money and nowhere to go. My least favorite part was when Scott Casey didn’t approve to the doings of Erin Gruwell and how he stated that she’s wasting her time with students that basically have no future. In which later Erin proves him wrong, that those students have as much potential then any average