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Movie · Netflix · 2021

Vivo

A song delivered for someone who cannot deliver it. The errand is faithful, and the trip is long.

Vivo is a delivery. An animal who loved a musician takes the song the musician never had the nerve to give a woman, and the film understands that this is a debt to the dead. The road is more colorful than it needs to be. The debt is the part to keep. A child can watch it. Ask, at the end, why the song had to arrive even though the singer could not.

The eight

  1. Industry

    5/10

    He is a street musician's partner. The work is the song.

  2. Household

    6/10

    The story is a love that was never said at home, and a promise to finish the saying.

  3. Piety

    5/10

    A love song treated as a duty to the dead, which is a kind of piety.

  4. Courage

    7/10

    He crosses a country with one piece of paper and will not sell the errand for a safer life.

  5. Republic

    4/10

    The people he meets are episodes. The promise is the constant.

  6. Temperance

    5/10

    A musical, with the usual extra numbers.

  7. Truth

    7/10

    The unsent song is the truth the film is organized around.

  8. Stewardship

    8/10

    He is finishing a man's word. That is stewardship.

Live historicallyFinish one message someone in the family never sent, even a small one.

Movie · Netflix · 1982

Annie

An orphan who wants a family, not a career. The songs are big. The want is the right want.

Annie wants to be someone's child. The film surrounds that want with a great deal of Broadway, and the want survives it. The orphanage is not a joke. For a child old enough for the drunk and the danger, this is a yes, watched together. Do not confuse it with a later remake that aims the same songs at a showcase. The 1982 film still knows the prize is the house.

The eight

  1. Industry

    5/10

    The orphanage is work done badly. Daddy Warbucks's money is not the moral, the household is.

  2. Household

    8/10

    The story ends when a child has parents. That is the correct ending.

  3. Piety

    4/10

    Hope is sung at full volume. It is hope for a home, not for a crowd.

  4. Courage

    6/10

    She is brave in a building that is not safe, and she is a child, which the film remembers.

  5. Republic

    5/10

    A city in a hard decade. One house decides to be responsible.

  6. Temperance

    5/10

    The musical is excessive. The wish is not a product.

  7. Truth

    6/10

    The orphanage is cruel and shown as cruel.

  8. Stewardship

    8/10

    What is handed on is a daughter with a name and a roof.

Live historicallyIf you watch it, talk about the orphanage, not about the mansion.

Annie