What movies teach us

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I do not devour movies on bread , because too shabby in terms of patience. If I catch after the first ten minutes, surely you begin to fast forward, that if I press the stop button. But few films I'm hopelessly in love, they pursue eagerly, and I shall think. And questions arise, questions that remain standing even after a good long time, from viewing. I saw Black Swan even after he was released because I have a soft spot for Natalie Portman. I had high expectations and maybe that's why we were disappointed. It was a decent movie, sometimes had his flashes, started from an idea painfully real struggle for perfection, infinite ambition aggravated the duality of a character so strong and fragile at the same time. But the story went wrong, much too dark and too pulled hair for my taste. Since the end was very predictable, I looked to the end just because we anticipate that the final scene will dance Natalie phenomenal. At The King's Speech I saw much later, for lack of alternatives, because I thought I will make the second two headset. I was wrong. There's a sublime, a disconcerting naturalness that made me re-appreciate the soul ties that may arise between us and we can push to overcome frustrations and fears and thus become more ourselves, more in control of their identity. Yes, I like movies rooted in reality and reality is not always a tragedy. The more directors should understand this. Schizophrenia sell, as well as violence, but perhaps we need another kind of message. As one of the film Mr. Nobody. Normally should not have to like, is sophisticated, demanding and apparently supernatural. But the idea submitted is particularly valuable in a context where we are told continually that destiny is in our hands, it all depends on decisions we make, we have to calculate with precision the next step. Mr. Nobody tramples these slogans already tiring. Life is an equation with too many unknowns, not too many guarantees. Therefore, it is possible that all roads lead us to a happy ending, or unhappy. We think that the two options, one leads to black, and one for white. This simplistic way of seeing things, can clog worse error. Therefore, I like movies that shatters preconceptions, rather than strengthen it. Because that happens in life. Each day offers us the chance to get rid of one cliché and we must be wise enough as to take advantage of it.