Movie review: Somebody's hero

13:55:00 Kikoprincess 0 Comments

Movie Summary: A nerdy accountant encounters a thief while he is shopping at a costume store. He takes matters into his own hands and saves the owner. After this incident he trains himself to be fitter and better. He is approached by one of the witnesses with the costume as a gift. Pretty soon he finds himself labeled a hero and a symbol of hope for the citizens of America. News headlines are constantly reporting about him and everyday people are standing up for themselves.
But things don't last and he is betrayed by the very person who gave him the costume. He is accused of trying to romance a single mother out of her money and put to public shame.
Despite all of this, he is still somebody's hero.



My thoughts: The movie is unbelievably predictable. The actors are somewhat stiff and awkward but I think it makes me like the movie a whole lot more. When watched with parental guidance, it can provide little ones with role models of bravery. Of course, I would never encourage violence against violence but it's always good to have a superhero. It's a good Saturday afternoon/ rainy day movie to watch with the kids.

3/5

Jesus was not always popular with his beliefs and actions, in fact, he was seen as a rebel leader. He has inspired change in so many Christians around the world. Jesus is my superhero, and if he is yours too, does he inspire you to be a better version of you?



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