The heroine Sally Field in the film also played Forrest Gump’s mother. She is simply a representative of single mothers in the world’s suffering, toughness, wisdom, and wisdom. Everyone must remember that Forrest Gump sits on the recliner downstairs and listens to the principal’s "donkey cry" upstairs. Of the lens. In "In My Heart", the heroine faces a desperate situation and decides to desperately win the cotton picking championship in order to obtain bonuses to repay her debts. The blind man played by the black Moshi and John Malkovich told her that such a short time is impossible, you When she would kill herself, he said: She said: I don't care what kills me, and I don't care what kills you too. I will take the chance. She cried when picking cotton was the hardest While holding on to it, when discussing the price with Cotton, she was trembling but did not give in at all. When she finally triumphed with wisdom, you will be deeply moved by her strength and belief in making life better. I recommend everyone to watch, especially those female students who have experienced shocks or consciously are in adversity. You will feel that your destiny is not so cruel to yourself, and all dissatisfaction with life can be changed by action.
John Malkovich played a blind man in the film, intelligent, emotional, and interesting in life. I've never seen this guy act a good person, but he acted really well.
There are many films that describe the economic depression in the United States, such as "Deep in My Heart", "The Pentium Era" and the Shirley Temple series. That was the time when Americans were miserable. The United States was not rich in profound thinkers, but there was a lot of optimism. Activists. In those hardest moments, this is the most precious thing we need to have.
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