Of Mice And Men Film Review

This is a plentiful and fascinating movie, wonderfully captured, that demands your attention, only thing I would change about it is the length of the movie, it is nearly four hours; the longest movie I’ve ever watched. I also figure out which war it was for a while. I really enjoyed the war scenes, the battles are commanding. I can tell that this film took years to make, a lot of characters and many scenes; also considering it to be an old film, the technology probably made it a longer process to create the film. It also does a great job reflecting the main character with great mystery.

The moral deepness of the story is exceptional, mainly for the early 1960s. The film is well directed, the dialogue is powerful and meaningful, and the

The film presents us with Lawrence’s growth from a seemingly awkward and rather overconfident rebel to an organized vigor leader. It also presents a clear portrayal of the difficulty of the man. He was honest, intricate, courageous, faulty, conceited, and peculiar; at the end of the day he was just human. He was obviously determined; also extremely gifted and well-refined optimist whose confidence in himself drove him to actions of great bravery and audacious. At the end of the film, Lawrence seems traumatized, more than just physically, but emotionally and morally as well. This is merely the result of his involvements in war, but also see that he was, possibly, was just a pawn in a big game.

I also liked the angles of the film. I feel like every angle of each scene was perfect. The angles definitely made the picture better; also the setting of the movie looks brilliant. Even though, it was just the desert; I feel like they caught the scenes at the right time, an also well constructed. The angles made the landscape very captivating; and it was put together