A movie with dozens of feelings.

Rating: 10/10 (12 November 2013)

The fact that i haven't watched this movie before is painful. But thanks to my brother, i finally had the chance to watch it.
One afternoon after school i lied down in front of the TV and watched it. I've watched the movie without any idea of the subject. The title of it had put up a ''Indian vs White Men'' kind of a thing in my mind. But it was much more different. I just hope that the simple minded humans won't see the reason of Edward Norton's character's change in the movie as rape. That laundry has changed him. Between all those white sheets there was a black sheet, and the blinding light of the white sheets has caused him to see peace in the black sheet. In the movie, it is perfectly represented that human mind is something else than just a follower of a path. My brother has a saying: ''Never hate the change, for the change is the very reason men was created.'' A man who can change is greater than the others.
And man, what an ending! I never knew that i was such an emotional person. When i looked at the mirror after the credits, i had no difference than a tomato.
Such a powerful movie. This movie has taught me hatred. It taught me passion. It taught me that the very things i defend might be wrong. It taught me not to be afraid of change. And most importantly, it showed me how life works.