"Forrest Gump".
Forrest Gump is a 1994 American drama film directed by director Robert Zemeckis and based on Winston Groome's novel of the same name. The film tells the story of the protagonist Forrest Gump (played by Tom Hanks) from the perspective of his growth from a boy with limited intelligence but kindness and innocence to a successful person, and the film shows Forrest Gump's life in the form of memories.
The story begins with Forrest Gump's childhood, when he spends an extraordinary childhood in a small town in the south. Despite his limited intelligence, Forrest Gump has an innocent and kind heart, and he experiences many adventures and challenges with his best friend Jenny (played by Robin White), including joining the army to participate in rugby matches and becoming a successful table tennis player.
The film shows a series of important events in American history through Forrest Gump's story, such as the assassination of Kennedy and Watergate. Forrest Gump played an important role in these events, and his kindness and persistence made him a respected figure.
"Forrest Gump" explores the meaning and value of life through Forrest Gump's perspective, the characters in the film have their own dreams and pursuits, they have experienced various setbacks and difficulties in life, but they never give up, Forrest Gump's persistence and kindness give the audience hope and courage, making people believe that no matter what difficulties they encounter, as long as they persevere, they can achieve their dreams.
In general, "Forrest Gump" is a touching and profound drama that shows the kindness and perseverance of human nature through the story of the protagonist Forrest Gump. The film not only brings emotional resonance to the audience, but also makes people think about the meaning and value of life, and it has become a classic movie, deeply loved and praised by the audience.
