Sunday, February 6, 2011
horton Hears a Who
Horton is an elephant optimistic believer who is friends with everyone even those who love him. One day, while bathing in the jungle, a tiny speck floating in front of him. At the same time, Horton Hears a cry for help and someone believed to be a young person living on the speck. After the grain of the land safely on a clover, Horton tries to get into contact with a small and successful. He notes that there is an entire city called Whoville, who live on the speck. He makes friends with the mayor of the city and together they try to find a place for the speck will be safe. But Horton's jungle animals are not too thrilled to find him talking to a speck of dust. Horton is the delusional thinking, trying to destroy the speck for the good of the jungle. Horton, but it is not to give up his beliefs and he does everything in his power to save Whoville.
horton Hears a Who
For a G rated film is clearly aimed at very young children, Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who is a delightful film. The colors are rich, the animation is very well done, and Horton is a wonderful model. But middle school age to adults, the film is painfully predictable and slow pace. I know why Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell has been cast to the specific role of Horton and the mayor, but a lot of dialogue with and sometimes I find it difficult to distinguish between their voices are similar The boys probably do not realize that was Carol Burnett thrown to the Kangaroo, but for a old movie lover like me, I could not move his voice very clearly.I imagined my face every time Kangaroo said a word. However, there are some parts very funny, and about three quarters of the way through, the film is very exciting and adventurous.
horton Hears a Who
Dr. Seuss touches on many important issues in this story. A very obvious is the relationship between the mayor and his son, JoJo. The mayor is represented as many movies tv parents, he is always talking to his son, but never listen. In fact, JoJo did not even say a word until the end of the film. The mayor is set to JoJo's footsteps and become mayor of Whoville days, but JoJo has other aspirations. Although this story is another reminder to parents to pay attention to their children, it falls a bit 'short. I was so fascinated by JoJo and could not wait to hear what he had to say, or what he did every night when he slipped out of the house. But when I finally discovered it was a little 'disappointed. Kangaroo said several times that "if you can not hear, see, touch or she exists." This feeling is rejected by Horton, who risk their lives for what he believes in. Not only is unflinchingly faithful Horton, also take his word. He often said: "I meant what I said and I said what I wanted. An elephant is faithful 100%." Not only is this a good mantra for our children is for us.
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