Great, but it could easily be excellent

Rating: 9/10 (13 December 2016)

What is the importance of eyes in this film? We see the billboard advertising an optometrist looking over the Valley of ashes at least twice in the film. Does it relate in any way to the opening lines of the film? Yes it could be rated with the sense of justice Also, what do these eyes represent?The big eyes which appears in the movie represents God and his omnipresence. Also, it could represent the lack of justice that is always possible to feel in these scenes. Are there any other symbols alluded to in the film?The green light in the pear of Buchanan represents the hope that Gatsby always have, major reason why he was so ambitious. The location of it shows where is his hope. Gatsby mansion was used in a very good way to represent how vague his life was despite all parties and people visiting and passing in his house.
Daisy and Tom represent emptiness, self-ilusion and the ego in the story; even can represent the ascension of those feelings back in the 1920's
What is the moral of the story at the end of the book... or is there a moral to the story at all? Why does Daisy choose to stay with Tom instead of going with Gatsby? Maybe because she was scared of being with Gatsby and his anger mental instability . In the end of the story, the moral that the book and the movie left us is the idea of simplicity is what really matters, the appearance and the things of every person is the foolishest part, that times goes fast but we should take care more from each other instead of just living he moment. Perhaps these views transmitted, this story is no more than an analogy with the life and how the things really are.