The movie Of Mice and Men is about two men named George and Lennie. They always move from place to place whenever they get in trouble. Except, George never gets into trouble, it's always Lennie. George is basically Lennie's babysitter. George carries all of Lennie's belongings like his work card, etc. The movie does a great job of putting in sounds like the piano in the background. They also put in excellent scenes that describe the main idea well. From the opening scene, Gary Sinise draws in the audience by using suspenseful music and a flashback to leave us questioning what's going to happen next. The scene then goes to George and Lennie running away from people that have horses and dogs. George and Lennie escape and hop on a freight
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It is very old and nasty. If they shoot it, then it will take him out of his dreary. One man takes it outside and the guys inside are waiting for the gunshot. When it happens, the room permeates with sadness, especially Candy because he has raised it since it was a puppy. Depressing music starts playing in that scene and then the next scene is of Candy looking unhappy as he stares at his dog's grave. In the middle of the story, George opens up to Slim. He tells him about how harsh his life is with Lennie. Also, the climax of the story happens when Lennie kills Curley's wife by snapping her neck. After this happens, a pigeon flies out of the barn which symbolizes trouble. It's like the bird is going to go tell on Lennie for what he did. The whole movie Of Mice and Men tries to put a grand idea in the audience's head. They give hints with scenes that foreshadow what will happen next. Also, Gary Sinise adds in discouraged music when things become dark and cheerful music when situations are in good shape. In conclusion, this movie has an immeasurable number of action scenes that make the audience wanting to know what happens next and teaches a
It is very old and nasty. If they shoot it, then it will take him out of his dreary. One man takes it outside and the guys inside are waiting for the gunshot. When it happens, the room permeates with sadness, especially Candy because he has raised it since it was a puppy. Depressing music starts playing in that scene and then the next scene is of Candy looking unhappy as he stares at his dog's grave. In the middle of the story, George opens up to Slim. He tells him about how harsh his life is with Lennie. Also, the climax of the story happens when Lennie kills Curley's wife by snapping her neck. After this happens, a pigeon flies out of the barn which symbolizes trouble. It's like the bird is going to go tell on Lennie for what he did. The whole movie Of Mice and Men tries to put a grand idea in the audience's head. They give hints with scenes that foreshadow what will happen next. Also, Gary Sinise adds in discouraged music when things become dark and cheerful music when situations are in good shape. In conclusion, this movie has an immeasurable number of action scenes that make the audience wanting to know what happens next and teaches a