What does Forrest Gump reflect?

Question 1: What spirit does Forrest Gump embody ▲ "Fool" Forrest Gump?

A feather, drifting in the wind, passed through the car, landed on someone's shoulder, and finally stopped at Forrest Gump's feet, where he was caught in the book.

"Run, Forrest, run!" This sentence can explain the whole movie. Forrest Gump has really been running, chasing children, running football, running to death, running all over America. It can be said that running is Forrest Gump's best thing. God gave a child an IQ of 75 and good legs. Running brought him great honor, war hero and star player. Running forward is a kind of spirit. In the face of fate, he never worried that his IQ was only 75. All he does and cares about is doing the best thing he can. If there is a life like Forrest Gump, there must be a corresponding role, so Jenny appeared.

Jenny can undoubtedly be said to be the representative of the frustrated generation of that era. She has a sadistic father. Although he has ideals, he is no longer realistic. Faced with the cruelty of life, she had to go to a bar as a stripper to show off her figure instead of singing. During the Vietnam War, the hippie movement rose, and Jenny was undoubtedly the representative. Bow your head and give in, willing to fall, and despise yourself at the same time, just like when she was about to commit suicide, she came down from the balcony and burst into tears. What can she do? She still needs to live. The love between Jenny and Forrest Gump is also doomed to be a tragedy. Although Forrest Gump and Jenny had a good time in the second half of the movie, they planted the seeds of sadness. Jenny and Forrest Gump are sitting side by side by the lake. Forrest Gump said it was the best time of his life. At this time, beautiful fireworks appeared. The beauty of fireworks is fleeting, which shows that Jenny and Forrest Gump are as happy as fireworks.

After the hippie movement passed, Jenny chose to return to Forrest Gump. They walked in front of the old house where Jenny and her father once lived. She couldn't help shouting, "How could you!" "In fact, more is not anger, but the cruelty of fate and the helpless cry of reality. She questioned why God gave her such a life. Jenny vented her anger with a stone and finally fell to the ground crying helplessly. Finally, only Forrest Gump stayed at her grave and said to her, "I lost my best friend in my life." "

The director tried to explain how to face life through Jenny, whether to scream at the top of his lungs in the face of the cruelty of fate, or to indulge himself, or to do our best as Forrest Gump did.

There is also a key figure in the film-Captain Dan. In Vietnam War, Forrest Gump saved Captain Dan, but he was shot in both legs and became a legless monster. He hates Forrest Gump, because he thinks he should die with honor, rather than linger on. Drinking and whoring became the way of his paralyzed life. In fact, in Captain Dan's mind, he wants to change his bad situation and doesn't want to be called a waste. When his friend called Forrest Gump a fool, he was angry, but from that sentence: "Happy New Year, Forrest Gump", we can understand his deep helplessness. At this time, Captain Dan and Forrest Gump caught the shrimp together. Finally, they escaped the storm and made a fortune. Just then, Captain Dan said to Forrest Gump, "I haven't said thank you for a long time." It can be seen that it is because of Forrest Gump that Captain Dan learned to face himself. What he learned from Forrest Gump enabled him to face God with a smile and swim leisurely in the sea.

In fact, Forrest Gump is just a fictional character after all. The film just wants to teach people a different attitude towards life through the experience of this character. Just like Forrest Gump, no matter what he faces next, he can always accept it calmly and make himself the best himself, without complaining about others or giving up on himself. What Forrest Gump does is actually the simplest. Be your best self. Don't stop.

Just like the feather collected by Forrest Gump at the beginning of the movie, it finally flew back to the blue sky and continued its journey.

Question 2: What phenomenon did the film reflect in American society at that time? The determiners in Forrest Gump reflect that * * * was a cruel prop at that time.

Question 3: What is the theme of Forrest Gump? Many times, just like Forrest Gump, we can't find a reason to do something. Many times, we are far behind Forrest Gump, and it is always very easy to give up halfway for things that we don't know why. People's life is often like this, just like the white feather floating in the wind at the beginning and end of the film. Many times, we may drift with the tide. This float has no specific subdivision, which is very boring. But you can always control yourself. You just try your best to be perfect, no matter how much you get. Then you can fly higher and higher, and you will find that the higher you go, the closer you are to heaven, so I believe Forrest Gump's success is not accidental.

Forrest Gump has many theories of his own. He is on a bench by the roadside, on a strange road, telling his legend. He put three words before each theory: Mom said.

Mom said, life is like chocolate, you never know what you are going to get.

-mom said, you have to 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.

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.

You have to admit, in fact, the success of many things has its accidental factors. It will not be closer to the finish line because of your deliberate efforts, but will give you the most appropriate praise when you least expect it. He 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-in-arms to buy a shrimp boat, but his comrade-in-arms died, but he realized his last wish 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 kindness to call back his confidence in life and let him find that even without legs, life can still be full of vitality.

Forrest Gump has no lofty ideals. He lost a lot. He has few friends. He is always laughed at by smart people. His favorite mother and Jenny have left him ... but his love for him has not sunk. He also has his own child, a clever little Forrest Gump. His life goes on. He is not clever, but he always knows how to make life full of hope. So he also won honor, wealth and love, which ordinary people may never have at the same time.

Why is this movie so popular? Although Forrest Gump's IQ is only 75, in him, we see loyalty, trustworthiness, persistence and friendliness, which are the most shining, outstanding and valuable qualities in human nature, persistence in life, hope for life, firmness in faith, ordinary life and extraordinary life.

When we look back when we are old, if you can have no regrets about what happened yesterday, then you have already had a very successful life.

Question 4: Forrest Gump wants to show what true love is! The continuation of life!

Forrest Gump's life is legendary! I've seen it many times, and I'm so touched every time I see it! Forrest Gump's persistence is beyond the reach of many normal people, so his simple persistence has created his happy life!

Finally, the picture of him and his son waiting for the school bus is a manifestation of the continuation of life, and life is like that fluttering feather!

Question 5: What American spirit does Forrest Gump represent in Forrest Gump? And what trend of thought did Jenny reflect in America at that time? The American native film Forrest Gump is an anti-intellectual film. It not only describes a very sad love story, but also is a legendary inspirational story, which is a comprehensive display of American culture and American spirit from beginning to end. Although Forrest Gump is a social unknown with mental retardation, he, his wife and two close friends all reflect the spiritual essence of American tradition in different degrees and from different aspects. These are the spiritual call to the defeated generation in the United States after World War II and the criticism of the new culture, which requires the American people at that time to strive to reshape the American outlook on life and values. The specific analysis of the American spirit reflected in this film is as follows:

1. indomitable spirit of struggle: In the film, although Forrest Gump is considered a fool by ordinary people, he has a sense of transcending reality that ordinary people do not have, and also has a unique national character. His retarded mind kept his simplicity and innocence, and inadvertently showed the "American Dream" and the American spirit better. Because of his brain problems and leg diseases, Forrest Gump experienced difficulties that ordinary people could not bear. For example, Forrest Gump, as a disabled person, can't go to a normal school, but his mother succeeded in winning the same educational opportunities and rights for him. Later, supported by the belief that everyone is equal, he got rid of many physical obstacles and finally succeeded in breaking through himself and gaining confidence in life. In fact, this story tells us that ordinary Americans have such values, that is, everyone is equal and everyone has the same value, and only through unremitting struggle can they succeed. This is because the United States is an immigrant country, which embraces all nationalities, races and beliefs. They all came to America to seek their dreams. However, this movie tells people that no matter what kind of person you are, even a mentally retarded Forrest Gump can succeed as long as you keep working hard.

2. Honest and kind outlook on life, faithful outlook on love and friendship: It should be said that love is one of the representative beliefs of mainstream values in American society. In this movie, we can see different loves in different characters experience, that is, Forrest Gump's love with his mother and family, Forrest Gump's love with Babu's friends, and Forrest Gump's love with Jenny. These three different kinds of love represent the interpretation of love by ordinary Americans and the embodiment of American spirit. As far as the affection between Forrest Gump and his mother is concerned, Forrest Gump was abandoned by his father since he was a child because he was not a healthy person. But his mother is positive and optimistic, not afraid of the injustice and hardship of life, and still thinks that Forrest Gump, like normal people, sends him to a normal school. Forrest Gump inherited and inherited his mother's strong and enterprising character, and gradually developed a kind, honest and positive character; Forrest Gump made two close friends in the Vietnam War, Captain Babu and Dan, which fully reflected the love of American friends. Babu is a black soldier, but Forrest Gump became friends with Babu without racial discrimination and tried to save him at a critical moment. Although Babu finally died, after the war, he co-founded a shrimp fishing company with another comrade-in-arms and leader Captain Dan, which is the best interpretation of friends' feelings. Forrest Gump in the film is mentally retarded, but he also has ordinary feelings and longs for love. He fell in love with the self-indulgent Jenny. No matter how bring disgrace to oneself Jenny is, his love for Jenny is sincere and eternal. This kind of love embodies Americans' attachment to love and expresses that everyone has the right to love and be loved.

3. Noble personal morality and accomplishment: Forrest Gump, as a social nobody with low intelligence, has the same personal morality and accomplishment as ordinary people or even surpasses ordinary people. When he joined the army, he stood out in the army with his simple inner world, and was recognized and appreciated by officers and peers, which reflected the characteristics of paying attention to honesty in the American spirit. Once you trample on integrity, you will face a personal integrity crisis. For example, President Nixon's famous Watergate Incident reminded the American people. The film also expresses the pragmatic and enterprising spirit of Americans, and the good spirit of Americans who are keen on charity and giving after gaining success and a lot of wealth. In the process of acquiring wealth, they can be thrifty and have a consumption mentality of not wasting. However, once they succeed and have a lot of wealth, they will be keen on charity, which is the universal spiritual sustenance of Americans and can bring them spiritual satisfaction. So in the film, Forrest Gump became a billionaire through unremitting efforts. But he retained the excellent qualities of diligence, hard work and frugality, retired and went home to be a gardener, and donated a lot of money. & gt

Question 6: What does Forrest Gump want to express? By describing the life of a mentally retarded person, the film reflects all aspects of American life and shows the important events in American social and political life in the past few decades from a unique perspective. The film was adapted from Winston? Groome's novel of the same name. Forrest Gump in the film is unfortunate because he was born with mental retardation; Forrest Gump is lucky because he has a mother who never gives up on him. It's hard to imagine that if Forrest Gump's mother had followed the doctor's advice and sent Forrest Gump to a school with mental retardation, would Forrest Gump have run all the way to the university and the battlefield and finally got a presidential medal? Forrest Gump's spirit of never giving up is undoubtedly worthy of our admiration, but we should not forget to train Forrest Gump from a mentally retarded child to a great mother of a US presidential medal winner.

Question 7: What did Forrest Gump's movie say? When God closes a door for you, he will open a window for you. Forrest Gump's IQ is not high, but his legs are different The wolf can catch anything, and Logger Vick can cut down trees. Sometimes people who seem useless are actually the most perfect people.

Question 8: What does Forrest Gump reflect about American culture? It is best to use English. Although the film is very popular, not everyone likes it, especially outside the United States. In some areas where Americans are considered naive, ignorant and naive (such as Europe), many people think that this film excessively praises the outlook on life that ignorance is bliss and oversimplifies the cruel real life. Many film critics also pointed out that although Forrest Gump was strong and simple, he never took the initiative to choose the path of life, never thought independently, and was told how to live, how to work and how to fight from an early age. On the contrary, in the original novel, Jenny, who is independent in thought, dares to struggle and strives for freedom, is written dead.

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 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 groome is bored with this change.

Question 9: What spirit does Forrest Gump embody ▲ "Fool" Forrest Gump?

A feather, drifting in the wind, passed through the car, landed on someone's shoulder, and finally stopped at Forrest Gump's feet, where he was caught in the book.

"Run, Forrest, run!" This sentence can explain the whole movie. Forrest Gump has really been running, chasing children, running football, running to death, running all over America. It can be said that running is Forrest Gump's best thing. God gave a child an IQ of 75 and good legs. Running brought him great honor, war hero and star player. Running forward is a kind of spirit. In the face of fate, he never worried that his IQ was only 75. All he does and cares about is doing the best thing he can. If there is a life like Forrest Gump, there must be a corresponding role, so Jenny appeared.

Jenny can undoubtedly be said to be the representative of the frustrated generation of that era. She has a sadistic father. Although he has ideals, he is no longer realistic. Faced with the cruelty of life, she had to go to a bar as a stripper to show off her figure instead of singing. During the Vietnam War, the hippie movement rose, and Jenny was undoubtedly the representative. Bow your head and give in, willing to fall, and despise yourself at the same time, just like when she was about to commit suicide, she came down from the balcony and burst into tears. What can she do? She still needs to live. The love between Jenny and Forrest Gump is also doomed to be a tragedy. Although Forrest Gump and Jenny had a good time in the second half of the movie, they planted the seeds of sadness. Jenny and Forrest Gump are sitting side by side by the lake. Forrest Gump said it was the best time of his life. At this time, beautiful fireworks appeared. The beauty of fireworks is fleeting, which shows that Jenny and Forrest Gump are as happy as fireworks.

After the hippie movement passed, Jenny chose to return to Forrest Gump. They walked in front of the old house where Jenny and her father once lived. She couldn't help shouting, "How could you!" "In fact, more is not anger, but the cruelty of fate and the helpless cry of reality. She questioned why God gave her such a life. Jenny vented her anger with a stone and finally fell to the ground crying helplessly. Finally, only Forrest Gump stayed at her grave and said to her, "I lost my best friend in my life." "

The director tried to explain how to face life through Jenny, whether to scream at the top of his lungs in the face of the cruelty of fate, or to indulge himself, or to do our best as Forrest Gump did.

There is also a key figure in the film-Captain Dan. In Vietnam War, Forrest Gump saved Captain Dan, but he was shot in both legs and became a legless monster. He hates Forrest Gump, because he thinks he should die with honor, rather than linger on. Drinking and whoring became the way of his paralyzed life. In fact, in Captain Dan's mind, he wants to change his bad situation and doesn't want to be called a waste. When his friend called Forrest Gump a fool, he was angry, but from that sentence: "Happy New Year, Forrest Gump", we can understand his deep helplessness. At this time, Captain Dan and Forrest Gump caught the shrimp together. Finally, they escaped the storm and made a fortune. Just then, Captain Dan said to Forrest Gump, "I haven't said thank you for a long time." It can be seen that it is because of Forrest Gump that Captain Dan learned to face himself. What he learned from Forrest Gump enabled him to face God with a smile and swim leisurely in the sea.

In fact, Forrest Gump is just a fictional character after all. The film just wants to teach people a different attitude towards life through the experience of this character. Just like Forrest Gump, no matter what he faces next, he can always accept it calmly and make himself the best himself, without complaining about others or giving up on himself. What Forrest Gump does is actually the simplest. Be your best self. Don't stop.

Just like the feather collected by Forrest Gump at the beginning of the movie, it finally flew back to the blue sky and continued its journey.

Question 10: What phenomenon did the film reflect in American society at that time? The determiners in Forrest Gump reflect that * * * was a cruel prop at that time.