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Good for you son, your country is proud...........always thought that movie was a little weird though, maybe it was over my head, it ain’t hard to do.
I see he’s a little bigger.
Nice ride, must be a lousy neighborhood as he has to lock up his music system
I guess he found the nougat in the box of chocolates...................
Good to see that he turned out well and did something good in his life.
Michael Conner Humphreys: Providing Entertainment and Security for Americans since 1994.
Love it!
Bet he’s tired of hearing his DI telling him to “run, Forrest, run”
Supposedly Tom Hanks based his accent on how Humphrey’s talked.
I bet he gets constantly ask to say “My names Private Gump, people call me Private Gump” 1000 times a day to the point he probably regrets doing the movie.
Forest Gump was a framing device for a new technology that allowed the editing of older, historic video with modern day additions.
Good for this young man.
Brings a smile.
One would have thought Hanks would have brought him to the Oscars as his plus one or 6 what with being such a big shot.
God bless this young man.
Stupid movie.
Thanks for sharing. Forrest Gump was a masterpiece.
The story of a pure-hearted simpleton caught up in current events, who, aware of his own intellectual deficiencies, consoles himself repeatedly throughout the movie with the words, “stupid is as stupid does...” and judged by those criteria proves to be the smartest character in the entire story:
He is the only character who “does” all that is right and good. He saves his platoon, he protects the weak from bullies, he loves people for themselves, unconditionally, as they are, he is not a racist, he is humble. He is everything a good person might strives to be. He is so good he is nearly angelic, which explains why leftists hate the movie.
The great irony and tragedy for his love interest, Jenny, is that she destroys her life in a quest for meaning and happiness, both things which Forrest has in abundance, and which he only ever wants to share with her, his Jenny. The most poignant moment in the film is when she lays dying, and he recounts the various beautiful places he has seen and experienced, things which she never got to see because she never managed to “do” the right things..
Anyway, the story is a masterpiece. I highly recommend it as one of the best movies ever.