Stand By Me Analysis

I watched Stand By Me on Friday morning. Stand By Me was directed by Rob Reiner. This movie is about four boys who live in a small town in Oregon. The boys Gordy, Chris, Teddy and Vern are friends. Vern overhears his brother talk about a missing dead body by the train tracks. The boys set up a plan to go looking for the dead body in order to be a hero in town. During the trip, the boys learn about each other’s personal lives. They fight and laugh along the way. They camp in the woods and take turns to be guard at night. Finally, the boys find the dead body next to the river. Before the boys can take action some bullies arrive and announce that they will take credit for finding the dead body. The two groups argue on who found it first. Gordy threatens the bullies with a gun and tells them to leave. However, Gordy decides no one should take credit. The boys call the police to report of the dead body’s location when they get home. In this movie, the director wants the audience to learn the meaning of friendships. This movie represents the friendship of the four boys who come from different family backgrounds. The boys spend a lot of time together along their journey and learn about …show more content…
It is a lovely and funny movie. The stories are easy to understand, plus the characters make the movie even more interesting. I like when they tease each other. They fight sometimes, but they remain friends. The character of Chris is my favorite. Even though people think he is a bad boy, though in terms of friendship he is a good friend. He always watches out for his friends and never lets them down. Friendship is important for everybody in all ages. It could affect everyone future’s life because the relationship could be a connection relates to work. Somehow, this movie reminds me of my childhood when I spent a lot of time with my friends. I recognized the friendship meant a lot to me. My best friends always were there when I needed