A brilliant movie, that can't help to move you

Rating: Null/10 (7 July 2002)

The first time I watched this movie, it passed straight over my head. It takes time, to see what this film is all about. The film is brilliant, because it starts of with a young boy, who is being told that he is not as good as the other children, because he isn't very clever. His mum tells him he is as good as everyone else, and shouldn't feel inferior. Forrest Gump uses his other talents and teaches by his mother to try his hardest at everything, and never looses faith and determination in anything that he did. This made him accomplish, so much when others would have thought he wouldn't do nothing with his life.
People may see this film as a sentimental piece of trash, that makes us feel sorry for a idiot. If you say this then you are not getting out of the movie what you should be doing.
Tom Hanks is the nucleus of this movie, and played a brilliant part as Forrest. I think Forrest, had a childlike innocence about him, which made him accomplish so much, because he only had the teachings of his mother to guide him in life, and he never saw the dangers, such has the war in Vietnam.
The movie can't help to move you, especially when his mum and girlfriend dies, and when he finds out he's a father. The movie has a brilliant sound-track, and never has a boring lull, it moves at a brilliant pace, and keeps you wanting more.
I believe this is one of the great movies that has been made, because even though I am the biggest cynic of them all, even I cannot overlook the sheer brilliance, and imagination behind the movie. This is a truly great movie that shouldn't be missed.