You know it's always hard having to choose from a catalogue of various movies, one movie that is the best. I mean there are a lot of good movies out there. Movies that talk about kindness and everyother thing. But if you're able to choose one out of the pack that simply means it's worth the watch.
So this CineTV Contest talks about best kindness movie and after much contemplation I have no other but to choose Wonder a movie that made me shed hot tears.A movie that made me believe in humanity.
Some lines from the movie I can hardly forget and I try as much as possible to practice everyday are: When given a choice between being right and being kind,choose kind. And Be kind, for everyone is fighting a hard battle.
The movie, Wonder should serve as a sublime tribute to everyone who undergoes struggles that are both obvious and those that are hidden.
Let's talk about the movie Wonder is about a boy Auggie, who overcame huge challenges and difficulties with the support and help of his family and friends, excelling and succeeding in life.
The movie was based on the R.J. Palacio novel with the same name, Wonder. It follows a year in the life of August Pullman (Jacob Tremblay), Auggie, for short, who was born with a genetic deformity (Treacher Collins syndrome) that requires him to undergo several surgeries. He had his first year in school by being homeschooled by his mum.
However, his parents' quest for him to experience the real world, makes them enroll him into a private school, for the start of fifth grade. It wasn't an easy one for him as he battled several negatives, bullying from Julian and his friends etc. Hopefully, August makes friends with his classmates Jack and Summer and his hopes for the school year are slightly raised.
Lessons to learn
Don't hide: be yourself dintbket what people think about you to kill that light within you.
Don't judge: you never know what the next person is passing through. Be cautious with your words.
Be brave: stand up for yourself. Don't let bullies get to you. They (bullies) are the cowards not you.
More importantly Be kind.
Cast: Julia Roberts (Isabelle) Owen Wilson (Nate) Jacob Tremblay (Augey) Director: Stephen Chbosky Producer: David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman Writer: Stephen Chbosky, Steve Conrad, Jack Thorne Genre: Drama Original Language:English Release Date (Theaters): Nov 17, 2017 Wide Release Date (Streaming): Jan 30, 2018 Box Office (Gross USA):$132.4M Runtime: 1h 53m
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