Today's xiaobian brings you a movie that abuses the dead and does not pay for the death of the movie "God Bless Bobby", I believe many netizens have already seen it. The film is said to be based on real people, but this slogan is not a gimmick and selling point of the film's hits.
Bobby (Ryan Kelly) is a kind, sensible teenager. He would go forward to comfort his grandmother when she hated her sister's elaborate birthday gifts; he would silently accompany her when no one accompanied her to watch black and white films. He was so well-behaved and likable. But all of this is broken only after the mother learns of her sexuality.
Mother Mary (Sigour) is a devout Christian. She had always adhered to the admonition that homosexuals would go to hell, so she tried everything to correct her son. She plastered Bible quotes all over her son's room; she took Bobby to see a so-called psychiatrist; she even got a girl for her to reverse her son's sexual orientation.
Everything the mother did made Bobby's pain increase day by day, and the mother even said coldly, "I don't want to have a gay son!" This sentence made Bobby feel more and more that he was a shameful existence for his mother.
The family's incomprehension, rejection, and boyfriend's betrayal are like the last straw that saves Bobby's breathlessness, and the desperate Bobby finally chooses to end his inner torment with death.
Bobby's death completely awakens his family, especially his mother Mary. So she began to read her son's diary, trying to understand him. Slowly she began to face up to what she had done, and she realized her mistake. Mothers who have lost their sons cry bitterly in the pouring rain, which washes away stubbornness, prejudice and incomprehension.
At the end of the film, Mary, the mother, devotes her life's energy to the cause of gay rights protection, helping those teenagers like Bobby, and finally awakening a group of blind anti-fans.
After watching the film, the editor has unspeakable feelings, please let me use Bobby's mother's last speech as a closing remark. "When you say Amen at home or in church, remember that there is a child listening." The dogma of faith is always cold and rigid, but human feelings are diverse and rich. Please don't use rigid dogma to judge a person's good and evil!