I watched two films, one yesterday, and one the day before. One is called 'He Was A Quiet Man' and it was so moving and honest because it explained that this one man dreamed of a girl, and no matter what the situation was, she could never love him. He could never have someone like her, and sometimes people feel so worthless that they feel life isn't worth living. People need to realise that somedays you pass people by, like homeless people or people in an office. And even if you give them a few seconds of your time or even a simple smile or a chat, or even that spare poud or dollar in your pocket, it may be the highlight of that persons day. And it didn't really cost you a thing. You could've saved someones life that day and you didn't even notice.
The second film I watched is called 'Monster'. It shows you that even the biggest criminals have their reasons, I am not saying everyone. No way. Some people are just sick, but alot of people do bad things because they are just trying to survive or that life has been so unbearably cruel to them. They could be facing death and torture every day and you can't just simply brand someone a murderer and then that be a fullstop. I am not saying it is an excuse to kill or be evil but some people have reasons. It doesn't make it right, but it shows that the world is so epicly messed up and there are so many layers to people and situations that so many people overlook.
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