Folktale comparing innocence of Gump with sometimes ugly realities of America
Forest Gump is like an American folktale. It weaves through Forest’s life starting off with his spinal problem that made him wear leg braces when he was growing up and having a low IQ through playing football at the University of Alabama then a soldier in Vietnam and most importantly his love for Jenny his boyhood crush. By doing so it goes through some of the major events of post-World War II America starting with meeting Elvis, and then issues like school desegregation, the Vietnam War and the protests against them, Watergate, and so much more.<br /><br />The movie compares the innocence of Forest which was the image America had of itself with the reality. For instance, Jenny was abused by her father and was eventually taken away from him. More importantly it talks about the political and social problems America had such as the assassinations of Governor Wallace and Bobby Kennedy when they ran for president and President Kennedy.<br /><br />There is plenty of comedy thrown in there as well. When he went to the University of Alabama he was the punt returner. He didn’t know he was supposed to stop when he reached the end zone however and one time ran right out of the stadium.<br /><br />Forest Gump was an instant classic when it came out and still captures people’s imaginations to this day.<br />C
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