Only imagine. You do a favor that really helps someone, something that they couldn’t do for themself. You do it for him and tell him that he shouldn’t return it to you, but that does a favour for three other people, who in turn will help another three and so on.
Impossible?
This is the plot of The movie pay it forward.
Trevor (Jaley Joel Osment), inspired by Eugene's offer (Kevin Spacey) - his new teacher of Social Sciences in the school - according to which the children have to imagine an idea to change the world and to try to put it into practice, will initiate without realizing it, a successful chain of favors that will spread over the whole city of Las Vegas and that consists of helping three people and that these help another three, and so on. This way, Trevor will try, in agreement with his project for the college, to change the world with this chain of remuneration of favors.
On the other hand, a subplot is that this teacher Eugene establisheds an affective link with the mother of Trevor (Helen Hunt), a mother addicted to the alcohol, who is employed as Awaitress at a night bar and safety agent at a casino (She has 2 employments), and who sporadically suffers violence on the part of the father of Trevor (Jon Bon Jovi), the alcoholic who has caused traumas to Trevor's fragile life.
The end of the movie is so unexpected, that I prefer that you watch it yourself so you can judge his elaborated moral conscience that managed to make thousands of persons weep while watching her, (I am one of them) and to arouse you to how painful, hard and unjust life can be.
In my opinion it is one of the best movies that I have seen. I became convinced that it is necessary to help other in life for it be a little more better. I love this movie, and in fact already I have seen it several times, and can assure you that in all it gives you goosebumps.
I recommend that people that see because it’s realistic and nice simultaneously.
WELL DONE AMANDA. I HOPE THAT I CAN POST MY CORRECTIONS HERE. I WASN'T ABLE TO LAST NIGHT.
ReplyDeleteOnly imagine. You do a favor that really helps someone, something that (it) THEY couldn’t do for (himself) THEMSELF. You do it for (he) HIM and tell him that HE shouldn’t return it to you, BUT that does (it with) A FAVOUR FOR (other) three OTHER (persons) PEOPLE, ( which) WHO in turn will help ANother three and so on.
Impossible?
This (one) is the (argument) PLOT of The movie pay it forward.
Trevor (Jaley Joel Osment), inspired (for) BY Eugene's offer (Kevin Spacey) - his new teacher of Social Sciences in the school - according to which the children have to imagine an idea to change the world and to try to put it into practice, will initiate without (it be knowing by) REALIZING IT, a successful chain of favors that will spread over the whole city of Las Vegas and that consists of helping three (persons) PEPLE and that these help( in I pay) ANother three, and so on. This way, Trevor will try, in agreement with his project for the college, to change the world with this chain of remuneration of favors.
On the other hand, A SUBPLOT ( along the plot) IS THAT his teacher Eugene (acquires protagonism on having) establishedSan affective link with the mother of Trevor (Helen Hunt), a mother addicted to the alcohol, (which) WHO is employed as Awaitress at a night bar and safety agent at a casino (She has 2 employments), (that) AND WHO sporadically suffers violence (for) ON THE part of the father of Trevor (Jon Bon Jovi), the alcoholic (one) who has caused traumas to Trevor's fragile life.
The end of the movie is so (unexpectedly) UNEXPECTED, that I prefer that you watch (them) IT YOURSELF SO ( for) you can judge his elaborated moral conscience that managed to make (weep for) thousands of persons WEEP WHILE WATCHING (seeing) her, (I am one of them) and to arouse you TO how painful, hard and unjust (can be the) life CAN BE.
In my opinion it is one of the best movies that I have seen. I becAme convinced (me of the great thing) that it is necessary to help OTHER in (the) life for it be (un) A little more better. I (am charmed with) LOVE this movie, and (of) IN fact already I have seen IT several times, and can assure you that in all it (puts me meat of hen) GIVES YOU GOOSEBUMPS.
I recommend thAT people that see (her) because it’s realistic and nice simultaneously.