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    History 18 May 2016 Forrest Gump A) 1. “His back is as crooked as a politician.” Doctor/Mrs. Gump/Forrest Gump’s back was crooked and politicians were considered crooked, meaning they were dishonest. 2. “Your mama sure does care about your schooling.” Principal/Forrest Gump/Mrs. Gump was so determined to have him educated in a public school that she did anything to allow him to be there, even sleeping with the principal of the school. 3. “He had him a guitar case.” Forrest Gump/People at Bus…

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    time, while it may not leave any marks often times it is the worst kind of abuse. Jenny Curran-Gump is quite possibly one of the most psychologically abusive fictional characters of all time. She keeps Forrest Gump in her back pocket, only taking him out when she can use him. Jenny’s only motivation in life is to better herself and she does not care who she brings down in the process. Jenny Curran-Gump was born into a sexually, physically and psychologically abusive family. Her mother died…

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    Win or lose, I admire those who fight the good fight,” George R.R. Martin. In the film “Forrest Gump,” directed by Robert Zemeckis, a fictional character goes through a long journey, while displaying a wide variety of heroic acts along the way. A hero is one in the position of weakness, who displays courage and the will of self-sacrifice for the greater good of all humanity. One of the many qualities Forrest demonstrates is altruism. His altruistic behavior leads to a sense of victory, along…

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    Forrest Gump Forrest Gump a film that seems to be about an eternal love that survives throughout all the unexpected events in life, just as you would expect a romantic film to be about. However the film does not only portrays a devoted love that Forrest feels for Jenny as a hook to the potential audience it also takes you through a historical timeline of the US in some way comical to other viewers as it is narrative by the protagonist which does not seem to be quite sharp, also touching on…

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    Movie Analysis: Forrest Gump Movies are a type of media that is created by a team of creative directors whose mission is to convince their audience that what is being portrayed on screen can happen in real life. Often times, many people factor a bad movie as one where they cannot place themselves it because it is too unrealistic. One major component that creative directors use to demonstrate the realism as well as their skills in a film is the communication of their characters, verbally or…

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    Forrest Gump Civil War

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    One point in forrest gump was forrest was named after general Nathan Bufford Forrest. Nathan Forrest was in the civil war and also was the founder of and leader of the kkk. Nathan Forrest came up with the klue klux klan (kkk), after the confederates (the south) lost the civil war.They still fought like there was a war. They use to have slaves, they didn’t like colored people. They would go out and capture colored people and would kill them. They also got in fights with the us army. The us army…

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    political interpretation. Tom Hanks, the actor of Forrest Gump, said the movie was non-political thus non-judgmental. Nevertheless, there was still a debate on CNN’s “Crossfire” on did the movie promote conservative values or was it just an illustration of the past system, something that was bad and deserved to be changed. Still, the movie was called “aggressively conservative” by Thomas Byers in the Modern Fiction Studies. This was because Forrest Gump followed a more conservative way of life,…

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    Forrest Gump always said: “life is like a box of chocolates.” In my experience, life is like a high school musical. You don’t always have to be in the spotlight to shine. I’ve realized during my three years of stage crew manning the spotlight that many of the lessons I have learned there are in fact life lessons that will serve me well as I move forward. I’ve learned nothing is simple. The work that goes into a production that lasts only a couple hours seems endless. For those who are acting,…

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    Film review of: Forrest Gump By: Even H.Kollane Year of release: 1994 Genre: Novel, Drama/Comedy Director: Robert Zemeckis BildeMain actors: Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) Jenny Curran (Robin Wright) Summary of the plot: The movie Forrest Gump is a story about the man who is named Forrest Gump who has a very low iq and has a whole different view of the world. He grew up in Alabama with he's mom in a big house. When he was little he's legs was very…

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    Forrest Gump Film Analysis

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    Forrest Gump is a film that defies the conventions of filmmaking, and in that sense it is difficult to do a typical analysis of the film. It’s not so much that the film is overly complicated or that reality is always in question or any art house tricks of that kind; it’s just that Gump doesn’t really follow any rules. We begin with the most obvious: the plot. This is a film that should have redefined the biopic. It is completely about the life and times of Forrest, the protagonist, in fact…

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