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Film Review: Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump is a modern fiction film that portrays contemporary lives of people from different communities. Eric Roth crafted a screenplay that successfully depicted the nature of human relationships during colonial era and the aftermaths of the political aggression such as poor governance of the people. Forrest Gump, born in Alabama, is the main character in the film and faces contemporary struggles such as being bullied. He had a disability that limited from participating in typical children games as well as made him to be ridiculed by his peers. The film ends with commendable life achievement by the main character. The film Forrest Gump has close relation with the course content since it highlights the struggles, slavery, betrayal, and freedom, which may pertain to the history of America.

Forrest Gump sets the first scene of the film with a long narration and flashback about his life. He reflects on a time when he could not walk and had a problem practice to rune just like other kinds but every time he tried, he...