It was the worst movie I had ever watched. Not because it was poorly made but because it was so ghastly. I usually don’t watch horror movies. I grew up in a strict household with very rigorous rules, but this one I couldn’t turn away from. We were at my grandmother’s house for Christmas and my siblings and I had some extra time on our hands. My grandmother always had HBO which was great because I could watch movies here that I couldn’t at home. At first we were watching The Blind Side but when that ended Orphan came on. Orphan is about two parents, Kate and John who decided to adopt a child after Kate had a miscarriage. Kate suspects that the child they adopted may not be the child they thought she was. From the beginning of the movie it had a foreboding atmosphere. You knew everything was going to go bad but you didn’t know when. Watching that little girl get away with all of her despicable acts throughout the movie was painful and I’m not sure why I was watching it. It had an allure to it that couldn’t be explained. It was about that time of the movie. The girl turned against the family and took a knife from the kitchen. Knowing what was coming next I took the …show more content…
A world where I had bigger problems than homework and was never alone. It wasn't a problem for me but for my parents it was becoming one. My grades were slipping and I was alienating myself from, well everyone. They always attempted to talk with me about it but every time they tried I would use the teenage vanishing act and go to my room. Picking me up from school one day, they decided to talk to me while we were in the car. Which was the worst possible option for me because there's nowhere to go. They drove around in circles talking to me for about ten minutes. I zoned them out because that's what I did. However, one thing my father said caught my attention, "The present moment is the only moment we truly have and if you’re not living in it then you’re not living at
I enjoyed the beginning; it was realistic, made me believe that she was possessed by something. Almost like n exorcism, the devil inside the black crow, the gibberish they say because they are possessed, just like there is good in th...
I hope that people can make the right decision for their kids and only show them this movie if they fully understand the meaning of the Salem Witch Trials and why it was such a tragic time. This is the only complaint I have to make towards the movie. Overall, this movie was exciting. It has lots of important information about the Salem Witch Trails. The director of this movie knew exactly who his audience would be and hit it out of the park by adding things that the audience would understand.
Looking at our society and my busy life filled with tests, deadlines, work schedules, and demands for my time coming at me from every direction, I almost with I could go back to that place where time and concerns for the outside world were of little or no consequence. How I love to remember, to relive the memories of my adolescence. My world was perfect then.
The moment in time when I realized that I was never going to have a Father like the rest of my friends changed the course of my life. As a young boy it was difficult coming home after a baseball game where each of my friends dads were there to cheer them on. I was left with the Father that was incapable of working or even getting himself out of bed. My fathers illness showed me to never take life for granted because one day your life can be normal and another day you're best days have already past.
I think it did a great job of showing how a family can come to view addictive and abnormal behavior as normal. I would recommend this movie to friends. I feel that it gives great insight into the dynamics of how the disease of alcoholism can trickle down the family tree affecting everyone it touches in such profound ways. Other than the lack of physical abuse I could see myself playing most of the roles the kids did as far as lost child and hero, I remember trying to fulfill most of those roles when I was younger trying anything from trying harder in school to trying to do chores to perfection in the hopes that I could through my works keep my parents from drinking. Thankfully as I got older I came to understand that their drinking was their illness not mine and until they decided they had enough I could do nothing to help them, but love and pray for
It was a very interesting movie. In this movie I see a young girl with a deep secret that she doesn't reveal even though it would make her friends stop hating her. It had a good and very realistic ending. Though it was a well-acted film on the serious subject of a rape of a young teen by a teenager, and how it affects her for a year while she struggles with the post-trauma and misunderstanding of her classmates until she finds the strength within herself to speak out about what happened to her. How someone so young can deal with such a problem when older women have such a struggle, only makes the problem more complex.
One thing that really bothers me is how much I changed. I used to play games all day, not focus on school, wouldn't get in serious trouble, and was very innocent compared to my present day self. There are cons and pros of my past self compared to how I am currently. I am more happy of how I am now then I am before. As time changes, so do I and I can not stop that. What’s done has already been done and can’t be changed so you always have to look towards the future and never the past. The past will not definite who you are today unless you let it. I would have never expect that I would be transferred to a continuation high school in my freshman year. It is a bad thing to many people, but I am thankful that I am sent to it because I will learn
In my opinion the movie was really tragic were Coraline was looking for her parents.
However, the way the story is told is more amazing than the story itself. It grabs the viewers’ attention to make them want to continue to watch it to finds out what happen next. It comes as close to somebody going through this situation and trying to deal with it for their children sake. The same story made into a movie without the extreme home dinner and church would not have been half as
First of all I did not like the ending because I thought Jennie was looking for Telly all along to tell him that he is HIV positive. Which I thought the whole purpose of that was for him to stop having sex with other girls. But no she just got there, saw Telly on having sex with some girl closed the door and slept in a coach. I was disappointed I thought Jennie would stop Telly from having sex with that girl but instead she did nothing. Furthermore, that was not the only thing I disliked I also thought that Telly’s mom was was not even close to a normal, responsible, respecting, mother. For example, that scene when Telly and Casper went to his house, it showed Tellys mom literally feeding her youngest child with all her breast out while both Telly and his friend were still there. To me that shows no respect in other words you are not suppose to show your breast to your kids friend or your older son. I felt like Telly’s mom was anything but responsible towards her kid it clearly shows how attend she was on him. Furthermore, she has to keep up with her child since he is out there doing drugs and infecting other
I remember the day she born. I was nervous for the simple fact that my life would never be the same. Soon no longer would I be known as just Ayanna, I would take on a new title. A title that I would share with so many woman, and after eight long hours of labor, I would now be known to the world as mommy.
my life the best it could be, and also knowing that it could come true, and
During my transition from childhood to adulthood, I have learned and accomplish many things within my education, community, and family. My transition from childhood to adulthood education made me come into reality that everything can’t be done for you and that you have to stay more focused and organized if you want to be somewhere five to ten years from now. My growth in the things that I do in my community such as church and basketball summer leagues made me realize that it is all right to participate and help out for the positive things in my community. In my family, my transition from childhood to adulthood help me to become a more mature and knowledgeable person.
This movie evoke many feelings in me. The first feelings that this movie evoked in me was disgust and horror. When I realized what those men were doing to that little girl, I was disgusted and horrified. As the daughter of a rape victim and a
There once was a girl who lived a happy life until the age of thirteen. Everything changed that day because that 's when her mother started emotionally, mentally, and verbally abusing her. The girl wanted nothing more than to be loved by her mother but that was not the case. Her mother thought that she was nothing than a worthless piece of garbage on the street. Every day the girl 's mom had something negative to say to the girl whether it was that she was stupid, worthless, or even someone who nobody wanted around. Every day the girl wished to be accepted by her mother, but she knew deep down that would never happen. The girl battled anxiety and depression disorder caused by her mother 's years of torture and abusive ways. The girl was on