MOVIE REVIEW for “Life Is “Beautiful”
Roberto Benigni,NicolletaBraschi
Family is the most important people in the world. You can do anything for them even your life will be in danger. In the movie which entitled “LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL” was a great movie, it talks about the sacrifices of parents for their son and also it helps family be strong. When we’re watching this movie, we didn’t felt being bored because even it is dramatic it has also a comedy which makes us laugh. The director which also Mr Roberto Benigni and The Miramax Home Entertainment, did a great job because the story itself touches the people’s heart.
1939 in Arezzo Italy, a love story of a couple happened. The story started in the sweetness relationship of Guido Orefice (Roberto Benigni) and Dora (NicolettaBrasci). Because of Guido’s charm, he catches the heart of Dora and eventually they marry and have a son, Giosue (Giorgio Catamarini). They are living happily but unfortunately, Guido and Giosue was separated
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The first thing that we both learned is to keep our family to be strong or we should say the importance of the family. In the story, Dora chose to go also there in the camp because she wants to be with her husband and child. The second thing that we have learned is the sacrifices of our fathers. In the story Guido sacrifices his life for the sake of his child and his wife. And last but not the least that we have learned when we watched the movie was to give importance to our parents because in the last moment of our life, they are the one who will save us if we are in Danger. Overall the importance of our parents will be the lesson that we have learned on this movie.
Scale of 1/5: 4/5
“Life is Beautiful” is a relatable movie that people get moral lesson. We recommend this movie for family for them to get stronger attachment to each other and motivate themselves. We rated this movie as PG-13 and above, also we’re giving the movie
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