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Answer 1

　　Showing a hint of blue sky, a feather flying in the air with the wind, this feather blown over the Alabama, migrating to a street, blown the roof of the church, migrating to a person's shoulder, blown out near the vehicle, the last light crept as far as the feet of a middle-aged, middle-aged man is the hero of the film Foster. Gump.
　　Forrest Gump is unfortunate, though childhood love and care for the mother, but the lack of fatherly love is always shining, the lack of a childhood playmate also caused withdrawn. He was being bullied, being squeezed, but fortunately with Jenny. Being pursued at the time, Jenny's Run Forrest, run! Run Forrest! Gave him the courage to run. It started limping run, but then, that tied things in the legs off, just like Forrest Gump's heart, she broke free people strange eyes, opened the inner yoke, toward the front. The middle is a group shot in front of the TV can not be ignored, Forrest Gump saw Elvis Presley at the time shows the influence of extraordinary. Forrest Gump became a star in college, by the John F. Kennedy met. There are scenes in which black enrollment was black movement, the liberation of the blacks, blacks have been right, but the black movement and the dispute can not be completely removed, 3 of the party still exists, blacks are still discriminated against. He then went to the battlefield, "Vietnam War", his strong the Babu, Dante lieutenant. Babu died in the war, but later returned home, Forrest Gump did not forget his last wish, and fill with shrimp Dent, to take care of Barb's family, obtained through the shrimp make a lot of money. Forrest Gump "A promise is a promise" to honor the commitment. Ping-pong diplomacy back, John. Lennon assassination, the president was assassinated, all the time to repay the era of turbulence. Jenny can be said that he and childhood, but a series of changes in his life between two very different trajectories, one to a bright future, one into the abyss, their love is full of sorrow, full of bizarre, they eventually get married although very beautiful, but Jenny has died. Perhaps there is something meant to be. Forrest Gump to send his children to school, a feather floating in the air, the film also to an end.
　　"Forrest Gump" is full of warmth and emotion. Although not the original film as deeply sarcastic, but also very powerful satire of the American society and the world all the darkness of the phenomenon. A microcosm of the times. Forrest Gump honest, trustworthy, brave, sincere, dedicated and so on. Forrest Gump employing the illumines the world. But all the advantages of his body has been lost in today's society, the society is full of hypocrisy and evil. The film's intention is likely to call the return of people of conscience and return the original share of the moral sentiments.
　　We are normal people in a number of vulnerable people in there will be some sense of superiority, but those who have been disadvantaged by their action on the social evils to the lash. The face of things, we should put aside prejudice and vanity, to be sincere.
　　Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. Life is like a box of chocolates you never know when the next one. We really like chocolate, like life, never know where his next stop. Some things are meant to be, but we should frankly face to face life, to accept the reality.
　　Feathers still in the drift.

Answer 2

The movie opens with Forrest (Hanks) sitting at a bus stop, waiting to go see Jenny (Wright) after being apart from her for years. Who is Jenny, you ask? We'll get to that in a minute. Forrest strikes up a conversation or two with the people that come and wait for the bus with him. Or, more accurately, he keeps talking regardless of whether anybody is listening or not. The movie plays out as a flashback, with Forrest taking us through all the major events of his life and narrating them.

The flashback starts when Forrest is a little boy, about six years old or so, just at about the age where he should be starting school. We get to take a look at Forrest's childhood as he gets leg braces to straighten out his back, as his momma (Field) fights (and does a few other things) to get him into public school, and as he meets for the first time the love of his life. Jenny. He meets her on the way to school, sitting next to her on the bus, and they strike up a friendship immediately.

Eventually we progress to the point where Forrest and Jenny are in high school, and we travel along with Forrest as he makes it onto the football team and gets to go to college. Forrest and Jenny never date, but he's always there to protect her. Anytime he thinks she's in trouble, he rushes to the rescue, ready to beat the ever-loving snot out of anyone who even looks at his Jenny wrong. I think one of my favorite scenes in the movie is when someone is dumb enough to slap Jenny. The film goes slow motion, Forrest's eyes go wide, and he starts charging at this guy like a runaway locomotive, and has the striking force of one too. Watching him beat the crap out of that guy is hilarious.

As Forrest grows up and goes through school, college, the army, a Vietnam tour, becomes a ping pong celebrity, a shrimp boat captain, and eventually one of the richest men out there, he also gets to take a few stops in history as the filmmaker gives us his own spin of how he thinks history would have happened if Forrest Gump were there. He gets to meet the President three times, he's the man who exposes the Watergate scandal, he's at the school doors when Governor George Wallace tries to get some Negroes into a white school, and so on and so forth. It's really funny the way they manipulate historical footage to insert Forrest into the events of the past.

This is truly a great movie.