The best movie that I have ever seen

Rating: 9/10 (17 February 2019)

So meet. Forrest Gump is an ideal cog in the system, incapable of understanding the laws of its functioning.
At first glance, it seemed to me that the film tells about the absence of the need for a great mind for a full-fledged existence in modern society, as well as about the advantages of not understanding rotten human relationships and the fact that you are constantly used by outsiders in your goals.
Judging by the monologue at the end, the essence of the film comes down to humility in front of fate and hope for the best, regardless of your intelligence and the number of limbs. American standard, do not say anything.
But if you run through the plot of the film, you can see that the film is about dedication and the search for its purpose. Almost all the main characters of this story had their own dreams and goals. Except Forrest, naturally. And you know what? All of them caught a big bummer. They tried to use the system to the best of their consciousness, in the end the system had them and their dreams.
Forrest did not have the desires and skills of forecasting, which is why he was led by the system. Since He had a couple of talents up his sleeve, the system accepted him very well, and everyone used it. Moral plug for Jenny, runner for school, cannon fodder in the army, propagandist on anti-war protest. In short, his whole life he needed a master who would indicate what and how to do it.
The biggest host that characterizes this kind of film was a woman, Jenny. After she left home, Forrest, unable to bear the care of her mistress, ran senselessly for 3 years of her life (which I found funny, the system was able to use Forrest here).
So, we have a person who goes with the flow, whom life rewards with victories, money and well-being, which cannot be said about people who aspired to something. (their situation leveled off when they began to parasitize Forrest, but this is unimportant). Something wrong with the promise of the author, somewhere there is a catch? Well, I am rounding out.
True, one question remained: is Forrest Sr. the biological father of Forrest Jr.? That's a mystery ...