Musical Rent Analysis

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My opinion about the musical rent is that it is a okay movie. I personally think the people saying they was not going to pay the rent and setting paper and stuff on fire was a little bit to much. This movie shows you how rude and cruel people can be.One of my favorite parts is when the boy named Angel take his time to help the poor man. It show people who are going through some of the same things that people still go through to this day which i think is kinda good so people know that it is not just something knew it has been going on for a while.It describes the struggle of living with AIDS and trying to have a normal everyday life.The support group they had was a good idea because it showed them that they was not alone there was other people

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