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Annie Response Paper

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The best remake in my perspective was Annie (2014). This movie included a role that is not a classic American girl. This change of role allowed an opportunity for children to feel included in that fact that several roles are seen to be whiter. Children need to feel included within the media. To include a modern role was well established placing the issues within the foster system. Children who are like Annie are not privileged to be granted a welcoming home. Annie opened a whole new world of happiness that included an opportunity to be adopted, but displayed her struggle simply being a child of income increase. The Annie remake allowed children to be a part of real issues and have the audience understand these issues in a small experience

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