To Kill A Mockingbird: Movie Analysis

Describing my reaction to this movie is pretty difficult. I do not necessarily know if I liked this movie. I think that it tells a good story, but I just cannot say that I liked it. It was one of those movies that I feel was a one and done type of movie. I could honestly never watch it again. I do think it was good for me to watch because before I had seen this movie, I honestly thought that no sex offender should ever be released once caught. I know that that is a rough opinion to have, but this movie has positively changed my views about that. Walter has had a rough life. He was convicted child molester. He spend 12 years of his life in prison. He is now out and not friend or family wants to talk to him. I can imagine returning to the life outside of the bars is probably going to cause several psychological issues. The ideas of having to adjust to a new way of life after 12 years has got …show more content…
I still think that there is a lot that needs to happen with sex offenders. I think that they need supervision and Walter even said in the movie that the odds are against people like him. Most of them end up back where they started, prison. I will say that this movie did open my feelings a little bit and made me think about how hard it would be for someone that has been incarcerated for so long to just jump back into society. I understand that there is a lot that comes with being convicted of being a sex offender. It is hard for them to get back to the real world and be accepted. I know that it must be very difficult for them, but then again, some of them have brought it on themselves. I understand that some people who are registered sex offenders are not truly what they are portrayed to be. I do think that the information that is released on them is extremely important in the lives of people, specifically those who have