Dang.
Seen Rob Zombie's Halloween (2007)?
If so, you've seen her tits.
Dang.
This scene alone pretty much puts to shame anyone clamming the movie is "bad." Hanks...just fucking nails it.
Don't care what anyone thinks, I love this movie.
I can start watching at any point when it's on TV and I can't look away.
Seen Rob Zombie's Halloween (2007)?
If so, you've seen her tits.
One of the best conservative movies of all time.
One of the best conservative movies of all time.
The argument is basically: The message of the movie is to do everything you're told and things will be good.I'm trying to think of any scene in this movie that conveys any political message whatsoever and I'm drawing a blank, care to explain?
That was the entire point of Forrest's character. He doesn't have internal politics on the moments he's living through, and it's for the viewer to have their own feelings on the events.The argument is basically: The message of the movie is to do everything you're told and things will be good.
The kid actress was as cute as a button, and then they ruined the character by casting Robin Wright as the adult version.
Does Jenny die from HIV? If so, then wouldn't she had infected Forrest when they had sex?
The argument is basically: The message of the movie is to do everything you're told and things will be good.
Just the mere mentioning of this movie reminds of the scene where he asks Jenny. It absolutely DESTROYS me, every time.if his son is smart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLkaLveElpM
Shawshank was robbed.
Gump was terrible
lulz what a fucking surprise a bunch of people here at neogaf hate forest gump
lulz what a fucking surprise a bunch of people here at neogaf hate forest gump
Hate this movie
I just realized this is free on Amazon Prime.
Eh, why the fuck not? I don't particularly like it, but I haven't watched it in ages.
It's really hard for me to judge Jenny too harshly considering she's had an absolutely horrible childhood. I don't think that excuses a persons actions or anything, but it at least makes me a little more empathetic when they do something wrong.
People who have backgrounds like that are pretty much set up for disaster really.
And man, you really gotta love the internet. Only on the web can you find a forum full of people who love Speed Racer and absolutely loath Forrest Gump.
still laughing at this.
I'm trying to think of any scene in this movie that conveys any political message whatsoever and I'm drawing a blank, care to explain?
The world loves this movie. Online movie nerds don't though for whatever reason
Shawshank was robbed.
Gump was terrible
I read the book before the movie ever came out. I like the book better.
I can't help but feel a lot of the haters are looking way too deep into this movie. Looking to connect dots that really don't need to be connected.
I'm a liberal agnostic and I love this movie for what it is. I've watched it dozens of times and I've never felt like my ideologies and values were being threatened or undermined.
The haters talk about this movie like it's the boogeyman or some shit. Not every movie is out to get you...
Equally there are those who choose to stick their head in the sand and refuse to believe it sends any political message, much less one that is drenched with condescending undertones.I can't help but feel a lot of the haters are looking way too deep into this movie. Looking to connect dots that really don't need to be connected.
I'm a liberal agnostic and I love this movie for what it is. I've watched it dozens of times and I've never felt like my ideologies and values were being threatened or undermined.
The haters talk about this movie like it's the boogeyman or some shit. Not every movie is out to get you...
What? Forest came from a very loving home with a mother that was willing to do ANYTHING for him. Jenny was sexually abused.Still laughing at the people who don't think it preaches conservative values.
Let me spell it out for you, in very simple English:
Forrest and Jenny both come from broken homes, both suffer disabilities as children.
One chooses to obey all the rules, follow orders his entire life and to live "within the system". The other chooses to rebel against society, becomes a hippie, a drug addict and dies from AIDS.
Lt. Dan becomes a millionaire and even regains his legs when finds peace with the All Mighty.
Moral of the story: If you live your life the "right way", don't challenge authority you can overcome all obstacles regardless how big they are, especially if you believe in the All Mighty.
Lt. Dan becomes a millionaire and even regains his legs when finds peace with the All Mighty.
Moral of the story: If you live your life the "right way", don't challenge authority you can overcome all obstacles regardless how big they are, especially if you believe in the All Mighty.
Sometimes there just aren't enough rocks.
One of the tragic things about this story iis how this woman treats Forrest throughout their adult life. Granted, she has had her run of abusive men in her life but she always acknowledged Forrest was different in how he treated her. Despite this, she consistently ignores him. And when she does come back to him in Alabama, she walks out on him again as he sleeps without even saying goodbye - this is the morning after they made love.
The first and only time she actually writes to him, it is to tell him (a) she is dying so as she has nothing left, she'd rather die the wife of a good man, so how about we marry now that I have nothing to life for (b) and oh btw, here's your child I've been hiding from you for several years.
Poor Forrest didn't see it this way, and so he married her and took care of her till her dying day. But the real love story in this film was between him and Lt Dan Taylor; he seems to show more affection and loyalty for Forrest than Jenny does in all her scenes combined.
What was your impression of the Jenny character?
What? Forest came from a very loving home with a mother that was willing to do ANYTHING for him. Jenny was sexually abused.
Just because Forest's Dad wasn't around dosen't mean his home was "broken."
And what disability did Jenny suffer from?
The book is much better than the movie. 100x funnier, Forrest does a bunch of awesome shit (ex. becomes an astronaut, lives on an island with cannibals, makes friends with an orangutan, becomes a champion wrestler/chess player and stars in a science fiction movie, etc.) and there's no depressing stuff that just makes you feel sad
What? Forest came from a very loving home with a mother that was willing to do ANYTHING for him. Jenny was sexually abused.
Just because Forest's Dad wasn't around dosen't mean his home was "broken."
And what disability did Jenny suffer from?