My Best Friend's Wedding Film Analysis

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Nowadays, considering the type of stressful society we are into, watching movies enable us to release some of the stress, because it makes us laugh. Movies are a great way of interaction, since they due capture every moment of our lives. They make us look others as role model and learn some positive life ideas from them. Most often movies live within you. This happen when you watch a movie and keep talking about it for weeks or keep watching them. The movie,” My Best Friend’s Wedding”, directed by P.J. Hogan (1997), is a great movie for the society due to its fantasy divulge, the music, impersonate and sabotage it illustrates which is so flawless. The movie My Best Friend's wedding, (Hogan,1997), a comedy, drama and a romantic movie, about …show more content…
Most of the characters in the movie burst into songs in several scenes. Kimmy open the songs in the karaoke bar with, “I Just Don’t Know What to do with Myself” by Nicky Holland. Then the most memory moment George lead a wedding party with the song,” I say a little Prayer” by Diana king. The marriage banquet was so lovely, When julienne offer their song, “ The Way You Look Tonight” by Tony Bennett, to the newly wedded as a loan till they get their own song. In fact, this just shows how much music makes movies to be so captivating and portrays the words we could not express. Music’s in movies makes people to be more absorb because it thus brings out a lot of emotions and happiness. Watching this movie with the lovely songs show you the radiance of emotions full of laughter and tears at the same …show more content…
According to the movie, Julianne makes a confession to Michael saying “The email that Walter sent to your boss, I wrote that. I’m a bad guy.” (Hogan ,1997). When you desperate want a person's happiness, exceeding boundaries is possible. Rubbing other names in the mud is possible to achieve the require desires. Most often you do not think, you have the urge to destroys others, thus leading to pretends of being happy when the game fails. As stated in the movie,” I had the strangest dream. I dreamt that some psychopath was trying to break the two of you up. Luckily, I woke up and I see that the world is just as it should be. For my best friend has won the best woman.”

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