Forrest Gump, life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you will get. This sentence of my mother in Forrest Gump gave me a deep thought at the beginning of the film: every life track exists in different regions and is unique.
Does Forrest Gump's life movement step by step on different life paths according to such words and teachings? Forrest Gump, from entering a special school with an IQ of only 75, to becoming a football player, to becoming a hero in the Vietnam War, to becoming the captain of a shrimp boat, to traveling all over the United States ... Forrest Gump, with a congenital defect, has reached a height that many mentally sound people may never reach. Is this a joke from God, or is life so unpredictable that you can never think about it?
Forrest Gump is portrayed in the film as the embodiment of virtue, honest, trustworthy, earnest, brave and attached importance to feelings. Forrest Gump is a very pure image in the film. From beginning to end, the film is expressed with a warm and kind attitude, and even poetic elements are added to make the film appear soft and harmless. At the beginning and the end of the film, there is a meaningful shot: under the vast blue sky, a light white feather flies and slowly lands at Forrest Gump's honest feet sitting on a bench waiting for the No.9 bus, surrounded by people coming and going. I think this is a hint in the film that Forrest Gump's character is pure, simple and beautiful.
Half of Forrest Gump's life was created by his mother, and the other half was created by Forrest Gump himself. He is not destined to be an outstanding person. And God is so fair-people who don't have a high starting point often realize the truth of life earlier and more deeply than those who are full of natural superiority.
Forrest Gump's mother gave him a spiritual wealth, and this philosophical theory has been transformed into his own from the moment his mother gave it to him. Just like he sat on a bench by the roadside and told his legend on a strange road, three words were added before each theory: Mom said.
Mom said, life is like chocolate, you never know what you are going to get.
Mom said, you must understand that you are just like the people around you, and you are no different from them, no.
Mom said, I just told myself that when I do something, I will try my best to do it well. For example, I have been your mother all my life, which I can't choose. God gave you to me, my child, so I must try my best to be your mother, and I did.
Mother's education touched Forrest Gump's life. Maybe Forrest Gump's life began with the first word his mother taught him. Perhaps, this influence is deeply influenced, deeply influenced. With the mother's guidance, there is Forrest Gump's own efforts.
Forrest Gump is a very obedient child. He remembered all these words. He said that stupid people have stupid actions. When Jenny told him to run, he stumbled and scattered the first pair of magical shoes in his memory and found his first potential: running. He ran all the time. At first, he ran away, then he ran into the football team, and then he ran into the university and got his degree. On the battlefield of Vietnam War, he still remembered Jenny's words and ran back to his life, honor and friendship.
Forrest Gump was very loyal, so when he escaped alone in the Vietnam War, he ran back to the jungle to find his comrades. He keeps his promise. He promised his comrade Buba to buy a shrimp boat. But Bubba died, but he realized his last wish to him in the incredible eyes of others and won great wealth for himself. He is persistent, so he will travel all over America for three years after Jenny left. He tells you that he just wants to run. He uses running to measure his life, and he doesn't need peace, freedom or anything grandiose. He is very friendly. After he saved the lieutenant's life, the lieutenant who lost his legs was always ashamed and angry that he could not die on the battlefield, but he still lived with a disabled body. Because the lieutenant is such a person, he regards honor above everything else, and ordinary people can't stand it. It was Forrest Gump who used friendliness to call back his confidence in life and let him discover that even without legs, life can still be full of vitality.
Forrest Gump didn't have lofty ideals. He lost a lot. He >>
Question 2: Is Forrest Gump adapted from a real event or a completely fictional character? It is adapted from the novel Forrest Gump. The reason why the Oscar was not awarded to The Shawshank Redemption was that he praised the American spirit and values. This is a summary of American thought. In fact, if you think about it, there can be no such person in history!
Question 3: Is Forrest Gump a real person in the movie Forrest Gump? The film was adapted from American writer Winston? Glum's novel of the same name, published in 1986, describes a small town boy named Forrest? Willing to strive for self-improvement, finally, "stupid people are blessed" has been blessed by God, creating miracles in many fields. After the film was released, it won six awards including 1995 Best Film Award, Best Actor Award and Best Director Award.
Question 4: Is Forrest Gump a novel or a true story? This is a story adapted from a novel.
How can there be such a lucky boy in reality?
Question 5: Is Forrest Gump true? Does he exist? The film was adapted from Winston? Groome's novel of the same name. Forrest Gump is a typical American, he embodies the national character of the United States, and he has also participated in or witnessed the major historical events in the United States since the 1950s. Forrest Gump witnessed the black civil rights movement, went to the front line of Vietnam War, witnessed the Watergate incident and participated in the table tennis competition that opened a new era of Sino-US diplomacy. In popular culture, he is the teacher of Elvis Presley's most famous stage movements, which inspired John? Lennon's most famous song invented the most famous slogan in the United States in the 1980 s in long-distance running. On the surface of the film is Forrest Gump's autobiography, which he slowly told. Forrest Gump's words and deeds are not only very representative, but also a direct explanation of history. This visual metaphor is vividly implied in the first shot of the film: a feather flies across houses and roads, and finally falls at Forrest Gump's feet, elegant but unremarkable, casual and inevitable. Tom? Hanks turned Forrest Gump from a historical projection into a real, flesh-and-blood person. Forrest Gump is a young child who occupies an adult's body, a saint-level fool, an ordinary person who transcends the truth and a nobody who represents national personality. Famous saying: Life is like a box of chocolates.
The films adapted from the novel Forrest Gump are all about the story of the protagonist Forrest Gump, but the films pay more attention to the beginning of the novel, and the chapter 1 1 changed the establishment of Abu? Forrest Gump Shrimp Company finally became a street monopoly. Not to mention how Forrest Gump became an astronaut, lived in a cannibal tribe, became friends with orangutans, and became a chess and wrestling star. Forrest Gump's girlfriend Jenny did not die of AIDS in the late stage, but became a nurse after pregnancy. When Forrest Gump was wandering in the street, he also met his son Forrest Gump Jr. with superior IQ. Forrest Gump's experience in China has also been greatly simplified, with no humorous plot at all. However, the film added some plots, such as later traveling around the United States. Forrest Gump's core characteristics and personality have also been changed in the film. Forrest Gump in the novel can't always have unexpected blessings as he wishes, and he is brilliant, treating wealth like dirt and advocating liberalism. Forrest Gump in the film is more persistent, eventually successful, and even quite organized. It is reported that the original author Winston? Graham once expressed his boredom with this change.
Question 6: Is everything in Forrest Gump true? It is a real historical event.
1 and the establishment of the Klan Party
2. Elvis Presley Dance
3. The assassination of President Kennedy and Kennedy Jr., and the photos of Monroe in the bathroom when Kennedy was interviewed, exposed the ambiguous relationship between Kennedy and Monroe.
4. Black people go to school
5. Vietnam War
6. Nixon Watergate Incident
7. Establish the famous Eight-step Xia Gan Company.
8. Shares in Apple.
9. Running inspired a T-shirt seller to design a yellow baby face pattern, which was later widely used.
10, running completely beautifully.
1 1, ping-pong diplomacy between China and the United States
12, the national star Ding Lan team was received by the President.
Question 7: Does Forrest Gump really exist? Forrest Gump is an American film based on the novel of the same name, written by Winston? The films adapted from the novel Forrest Gump by Grom are all about the story of Forrest Gump, but the films pay more attention to the beginning of the novel, and the chapter 1 1 changed the foundation of Abu? Forrest Gump Shrimp Company finally became a street monopoly. Not to mention how Forrest Gump became an astronaut, lived in a cannibal tribe, became friends with orangutans, and became a chess and wrestling star. Forrest Gump's girlfriend Jane did not die of terminal illness (AIDS), but became a nurse after pregnancy. When Forrest Gump was wandering in the street, he also met his son Forrest Gump Jr. with superior IQ. Forrest Gump's experience in China has also been greatly simplified, with no humorous plot at all. However, the film added some plots, such as putting a bracket on his leg and then traveling all over the United States. Forrest Gump's core characteristics and personality have also been changed in the film. Forrest Gump in the novel can't always have unexpected blessings as he wishes, and he is brilliant, treating wealth like dirt and advocating liberalism. Forrest Gump in the film is more persistent, eventually successful, and even quite organized. It is reported that the original author Winston? Graham once expressed his boredom with this change.
Question 8: Is Forrest Gump's story true? This is a true story. In the movie, Forrest Gump is not an ordinary person, he is the United States, or his growth and life is a metaphor for modern American history.
Question 9: Are there any real cases in Forrest Gump's movies? "Catch me if you dare" and "The Wolf of Wall Street" are both real cases (although I think the latter is not correct), and the reality of big air drops is sometimes really like the movie _ (:з∠) _