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    Acceptance is something that many people long for and when an individual finds it they truly feel loved, appreciated, and wanted. The lives of individuals cannot be complete if they continuously refuse to move forward in life. Acceptance allows an individual to destroy the negative aspects of an uncomfortable situation; through that, one may also learn to love and allow others to love him or her. Love is a special bond that makes life more enjoyable because an individual is able to share the…

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    Forrest Gump Values

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    Forrest Gump: The Most Significant Movie of our Generation Forrest Gump was released in 1994. When introduced to America, it was apparent that Forrest was a simple man, living in a complex world. Forrest Gump is a movie that featured pop culture and historical events through the 1950s – 1980s. Although Forrest experienced some grim events, his outlook always remained positive, and he overcame the obstacles he faced with his supposed low mentality. Although the story line of Forrest Gump was…

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    Movie Project: Forrest Gump Forrest Gump, a southerner who suffers from an Intellectual Disability, is an excellent example of how perceptions do matter. Gump himself is actually telling his own story in this film. For over half of the movie, he is reflecting on the events of his life to strangers on a bus bench before he reunites with his childhood friend, Jenny. Throughout the film, Forrest Gump talked to four different strangers at this bus stop and he explained his life story to them all.…

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    Forrest Gump

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    Human Psychological Development in Forrest Gump Section One: 4 areas of Human Development Social development is how an individual’s relationship changes with others over time and how their skills interacting with others develop. In the film Forrest Gump, Forest clearly had limited social skills and minimal people he could call a friend. On his first day of school, Forrest met a young girl named Jenny whom asks Forrest to sit next to her on the bus, this was the first example of Jenny initiating…

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    The Forrest Gump is a 1994 movie and it is played by Tom Hanks. This movie is about the life of Forrest Gump from Alabama, who is unintelligent and naive, but he is a nice guy and very athletic, who witnesses some events of the 20th century in the United States. Through the movie’s entirety, outstanding performances from various award winning actors give this film’s involved and interesting plot a sense of realism that is far superior to that of other dramatic movies. Although many people think…

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    Tom Hank Research Paper

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    Tom Hanks is an American actor, comedian and filmmaker,he has been entertaining the world since 1977. He first started with Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival. The most famous movie he has started in was when he was playing the role for Forrest Gump in 1994. This was the best movie and had the most Oscars.Hanks was interested in theatre as a young student and found it the perfect platform for expressing himself. Tom Hanks gradually gained more exposure and built some important relationships.He…

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    Throughout Forests life he experienced many obstacles. These obstacles Forrest faced reflect too many people’s lives including mine. This movie reflects me because of the different feelings, adventures and the people we meet in life. The different feelings in the movie reflect to my life because we all feel love, sadness and happiness. This movie showed all these feelings. For example, when Forrest said “I’m not a smart man but I know what love is” to Jenny. When Forrest mother and his best…

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    expressing themselves, depending on the challenges they must overcome. Throughout both clips Forrest Gump is challenged to protect those he loves through fighting in Vietnam and for Jenny. His natural instinct is to fight to protect the ones he cares about the most. Forrest Gump is a slow, yet dedicated character who is willing to save others even if it means he must put himself at risk. In both clips Forrest Gump is concerned about the safety of others. Whether it be his friend, Bubba, or…

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    The main actors in the movie are Tom Hanks portraying Forrest Gump, Robin Wright portraying Jenny Curran, and Sally Field as Ms. Gump. The actors did a good job of acting like southerners in the movie, and they didn’t play out of character; However, there are a few goofs in the movie. As Forrest in the scene where he takes apart his gun and reassembles it, Hanks forgets to use his accent for a few seconds. There are also more mistakes in the movie that no one has seemed to notice. If someone was…

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    Forrest Gump Theme

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    The first underlying theme is perseverance. Forrest Gump goes through many trials in his life and no matter how hard it got, he continued to persist. He had this trait ever since the beginning of the movie. When he was a child, he always found a way to continue and bear with his issues. The first time you see an example of Forrest Gump enduring is when he runs for the first time away from some of the neighborhood children who are picking on him and throwing rocks at him. Forrest then attempts to…

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