Mongols Movie Analysis

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My thoughts of the movie Mongols were that it was a very interesting movie with a good message of the importance of the unity of the people and loyalty. Temudjin the protagonist was a very brave 8 year old kid who was born to be old a Khan. In the process of his life he faced dangerous obstacles. After the death of his father who was the Khan of their tribe, Temudgin gained enemies, and they stole everything that was his. This shows how people were and still are very ungrateful and the terrible ambition leads to stealing. After all he remained strong and brave for his mother and himself, even after his enemies almost killed him and humiliated him he never lost faith that he will gain enough power to defeat them. Furthermore he chose a wife at only 8 years old to later come back and marry her, that is a very strange custom, it seems very inappropriate since I believe at that age you are not wise enough to choose a lifetime partner but I guess it worked well for them. I learned that Temudgin was much nicer …show more content…
I very much disliked when he betrayed his friend Jamuhka and blood brother due to a pact. I think it is wrong from him to have left with his people without talking to him about it, specially after all the help and war to save his wife. It was there when I saw something he had in common with his dad. Although it was sad when he was a slave and bought to be caged like an animal. After being rescued by Borte he began to fight for what he always wanted to rule all mongols, which he conquered to be. The last fight against his friend Jamuhka was the most scariest and overwhelming fight of them all, the fact that they were both so powerful made it hard to guess who was going to win. In the end Jamuhka won and obtained the power he desired his entire life, I would of have like ot knoe what happened to his wife and his wife

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