The Movie Hitch

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Media has a big influential in our society, and it could affect either positively or negatively in our children or adult. I think most of us have story in our lives which is similar or relate to the movie Hitch. When I watch movie, I think movie is a simple and romantic comedy, but when movie goes further and further, Movie tries to show or teach us a real and important lesson of life.
Hitch movie is a romantic comedy. Alex Hitch is a “date doctor” and he helps low self-esteem and low confidence men to find a dream girl of their life. He also teaches men to read women’s psychological and physical singles. He has one client named, Albert. Albert is a shy and overweight guy who falls love with beautiful and rich woman. With Hitch helps Albert

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