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Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get.
I have heard about the film for many times, but I never watched it before i went to collage. in fact, before i watched ,i just cannot understand why everyone said it was a pretty good film though i have read many reviews. And then, I was moved by the film.
I think it is a film about time and life. it is about a memory of time, an attitude of life.
We all have our own dream. Maybe innocent or like day dream. When we grown up, we get to know that some dream can hard or never get true, and then, we dropt them, forget them. Like a warm afternoon, we awake from our dream, we think we have a good dream, but what we have dreamt on earth, we can hardly remember. and image a man, he is not very handsome, not very smart, not very rich, he even do not have health legs, it seems that god do not loves him, however, soon we see him, he is hardworking, bereave, kind, single-minded ,he maybe do not know what he want, but once he have a target, he will never give up. In fact, he is a disabled person when he was born, he seldom thinks life is like what for him——that is too heavy to him. He just remembers his mother told him: you have no difference between others. That is the truth we don not understand. We blame about everything when we in trouble, but fate is not the story we wrote , we can not let it go like we want, we must have try and try, until to the end. We think Gump not smart, but maybe, he is the smartest person that can catch the thing god gives. He is the redemption of we all. Like jenny ,like lieutenant Dan, like we all .sometimes, not life itself unfair, we just give up too early.
Jenny said: Forrest, you don't know what love is. in fact, I do not like jenny, I can not get understand her at first. It was a depraved time, she run after many things, to excite, to stimulate, to love, to dream. But she almost miss the most important things in her life——a man who loved her

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