8:47 that look between Forrest and Lt Dan is AMAZING... Lt Dan sort of despised him for saving him in battle... later became a drunk and down on his luck, but by the end of the film he cleaned himself up, got married, and saw Forrest as a CLOSE friend of his who not only saved his life, but saved his soul ✨️
Everyone blames Jenny and says "Jenny is this, Jenny is that" but nobody says anything about her father, who created the cognition and behaviors that doomed her future. "Jenny for the streets" or "Jenny is manipulative" but never Jenny is trying to protect Forrest from the life she believes is predestined for her, and is unfit for him, which is why she said "you don't wanna marry me Forrest". Since childhood she was made to believe she was no good to be loved, and so she grew with this same ideology. It's sad not a lot of people think of this, and are so quick to dismiss the beginning of the movie, and choose her to hate on throughout the film, even though there are multiple scenes of her being beaten, abused, and taken advantage of, which she just thinks is normal since she grew up in a similar environment.
This is a golden comment. Totally understood what you mean. I’ve dated girls that went thru a similar situation in their childhood. It’s extremely difficult
I do think some people are quick to judge Jenny and I don’t completely lack any empathy for her and what she has gone through. I think anybody who has gone through abuse is susceptible to subconsciously seeking it out in the future. However, the unfortunate part of life (or the beautiful) is that you must take responsibility for situations even if they weren’t your fault. That’s part of being a mature adult. What I don’t like about Jenny is that she takes advantage of a mentally challenged individual for her fuck ups. You can have empathy for someone who has done bad things but that doesn’t mean you can excuse them. There is a total lack of accountability that makes to me Jenny a bad person.
@@Hunnidsouls understandable take, but it doesnt make her a bad person. Labeling people like this as bad is what creates the reality that they already have accepted (which is that they themselves are bad regardless of how hard they try to be good). Often times people like this hurt others by attempting to avoid causing trouble (inadvertently causing trouble). The thing is that people in this mindset are in a perpetual cycle, which if not obstructed by an external source (therapy, good friends, parents, etc.) it is nearly impossible to recognize this avoidance is damaging others. Unfortunately Jenny had no support, no parents, and ended up going down the path of substance abuse (which is its own alternate issue). Its natural to make judgments upon taking advantage of others. In Jenny’s case (if you are referring to her coming back to Forrest throughout the movie) Forrest was her only real form of family. She knew him since childhood, and so naturally she will fall onto familiar people. I dont think she abuses Forrest in anyway, I do see why people would say she took advantage of him, although this would be the case if she didnt care for him at all (evidently untrue). Jenny’s character is that of a lost, scared, confused, and damaged girl. Her actions, although detrimental and negative in effect towards those she cares for does not make her a bad person. She was just misguided, and unable to understand how much damage she caused him. She loved Forrest, which is why she tried to stay so far away from him, and why she said “you dont want to marry me Forrest”
"WHO THE FCK IS THAT?!!?" "OH THAT'S JUST GUMP THA VILLAGE IDIOT" lol luv this movie top 5 of all time also Tom Hanks is one of the greatest actors of all time too
Think about all the times Forrest was influenced by the people around him, and think about how Jenny was influenced by the people around her. I would say a big part of Forrest Gump is luck. Being lucky to have been surrounded by people who have given you good direction in your life. It’s also a mixture of things; when the right personality meets the right people at the right time. It’s true the Forrest was in a unique position in that he just wouldn’t stop and had no ego.
You could say he could have also been negatively influenced by lieutenant dan after the war with drinking and women, but it was his mindset that kept him on the right path and even helped Dan.
there was a whole montage of them trying and failing but they didnt give up. you can't benefit from "luck" unless you're playing the game. they got "lucky" but only because they persisted thru the tough times.
You completely missed the entire actual hidden point of the movie. “How can somebody do all this?” You were close but apparently you didn’t spend anytime actually watching the film? The entire thing is through the eyes of one man, and whether or not these stories are true is what the movie is about. The friend that over exaggerates everything, this movie is a nod do that type of personality. In the end, does it matter if they are true or not? This his how he experienced things and how he remembers things being. This is like, 1st grade level stuff ha. You’re legit bad at your job.
8:47 that look between Forrest and Lt Dan is AMAZING... Lt Dan sort of despised him for saving him in battle... later became a drunk and down on his luck, but by the end of the film he cleaned himself up, got married, and saw Forrest as a CLOSE friend of his who not only saved his life, but saved his soul ✨️
Forrest is always optimistic. It will never matter what life throws at him. He will always choose to see the good in every situation and every person.
He embraces opportunities, this is why he is successful
True! One of the all time best! Thanks so much for this review. Sad thing is, why Hollywood not making this type of movies anymore. So sad!
This video connected with me emotionally. Eye opening. You deserved way more likes. One of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words
Everyone blames Jenny and says "Jenny is this, Jenny is that" but nobody says anything about her father, who created the cognition and behaviors that doomed her future. "Jenny for the streets" or "Jenny is manipulative" but never Jenny is trying to protect Forrest from the life she believes is predestined for her, and is unfit for him, which is why she said "you don't wanna marry me Forrest". Since childhood she was made to believe she was no good to be loved, and so she grew with this same ideology. It's sad not a lot of people think of this, and are so quick to dismiss the beginning of the movie, and choose her to hate on throughout the film, even though there are multiple scenes of her being beaten, abused, and taken advantage of, which she just thinks is normal since she grew up in a similar environment.
This is a golden comment. Totally understood what you mean. I’ve dated girls that went thru a similar situation in their childhood. It’s extremely difficult
I do think some people are quick to judge Jenny and I don’t completely lack any empathy for her and what she has gone through. I think anybody who has gone through abuse is susceptible to subconsciously seeking it out in the future. However, the unfortunate part of life (or the beautiful) is that you must take responsibility for situations even if they weren’t your fault. That’s part of being a mature adult. What I don’t like about Jenny is that she takes advantage of a mentally challenged individual for her fuck ups. You can have empathy for someone who has done bad things but that doesn’t mean you can excuse them. There is a total lack of accountability that makes to me Jenny a bad person.
@@Hunnidsouls understandable take, but it doesnt make her a bad person. Labeling people like this as bad is what creates the reality that they already have accepted (which is that they themselves are bad regardless of how hard they try to be good). Often times people like this hurt others by attempting to avoid causing trouble (inadvertently causing trouble). The thing is that people in this mindset are in a perpetual cycle, which if not obstructed by an external source (therapy, good friends, parents, etc.) it is nearly impossible to recognize this avoidance is damaging others. Unfortunately Jenny had no support, no parents, and ended up going down the path of substance abuse (which is its own alternate issue). Its natural to make judgments upon taking advantage of others. In Jenny’s case (if you are referring to her coming back to Forrest throughout the movie) Forrest was her only real form of family. She knew him since childhood, and so naturally she will fall onto familiar people. I dont think she abuses Forrest in anyway, I do see why people would say she took advantage of him, although this would be the case if she didnt care for him at all (evidently untrue). Jenny’s character is that of a lost, scared, confused, and damaged girl. Her actions, although detrimental and negative in effect towards those she cares for does not make her a bad person. She was just misguided, and unable to understand how much damage she caused him. She loved Forrest, which is why she tried to stay so far away from him, and why she said “you dont want to marry me Forrest”
@@Hunnidsouls 💯
Jenny had trauma & ambitions for change, we even see some suicidal ideation.
"WHO THE FCK IS THAT?!!?" "OH THAT'S JUST GUMP THA VILLAGE IDIOT" lol luv this movie top 5 of all time also Tom Hanks is one of the greatest actors of all time too
Good take on the movie and character of Forrest Gump ! I would only add one detail - he never complained.
Think about all the times Forrest was influenced by the people around him, and think about how Jenny was influenced by the people around her. I would say a big part of Forrest Gump is luck. Being lucky to have been surrounded by people who have given you good direction in your life. It’s also a mixture of things; when the right personality meets the right people at the right time. It’s true the Forrest was in a unique position in that he just wouldn’t stop and had no ego.
You could say he could have also been negatively influenced by lieutenant dan after the war with drinking and women, but it was his mindset that kept him on the right path and even helped Dan.
Forrest Gump is an amazing movie, but it’s just that, a movie. We can’t live like Forrest, and if we did life would be absolute chaos.
I think you missed the point
Nice video, thanks for uploading this... I appreciated it.
Thank you for your comment
this movie will make you smile laugh and also cry I love this movie
Nice analysis! Kinda shocked this doesnt have more views. Would love to see you do one about Donnie Darko
Excellent excellent analysis. Thank You
The shrimping business was all luck. Right place in the right time.
there was a whole montage of them trying and failing but they didnt give up. you can't benefit from "luck" unless you're playing the game. they got "lucky" but only because they persisted thru the tough times.
thank you for a very beautifully narated video!
This video itself is a masterpiece in its own terms, so was the movie. Great work brother in making this video, keep going!
Forrest used Bruce Lee’s “be like water “ fundamentals
What a beautiful movie, what a beautiful message 😭
I believe this is the only film I know that is better than the book. It maintains a sense of reality. No Astronaut Gump here.
Great video man.
Nice video, keep going!
fantastic video bro. it even help me to combine what i've learnt from ELA,
Hands down will always be my favorite movie
I mean his Drill Sergeant called him smart so I’m convince
Excelent analysis
Jenny should have picked him from the beginning.
He was a badass❤❤❤ true sigma n he wasn't trying like everybody.Dude just lived his life
Awaken today
Thank you
I still do not like the movie (it's not for my hiperactive ass) but I do love the messege
Jenny was his goal. Didn’t go well.
You completely missed the entire actual hidden point of the movie. “How can somebody do all this?” You were close but apparently you didn’t spend anytime actually watching the film? The entire thing is through the eyes of one man, and whether or not these stories are true is what the movie is about. The friend that over exaggerates everything, this movie is a nod do that type of personality. In the end, does it matter if they are true or not? This his how he experienced things and how he remembers things being. This is like, 1st grade level stuff ha. You’re legit bad at your job.