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How has Robert Zemeckis presented and adapted Forrest Gump for the cinema?
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Forrest Gump Media Assignment "How has Robert Zemeckis presented and adapted Forrest Gump for the cinema?" 'Forrest Gump' is a film, which I think represents hope for people everywhere. The film is about a simple-minded boy from Greenbow, Alabama. His story begins with his life as a young boy. He has an intelligence quota of only seventy five, and never seems to leave his house, unless he is with his mother. Forrest's first real trip outside of his house results in him meeting his lifelong friend and eventual wife Jenny Curran. Forrest's life is all about a struggle, not being accepted by society, or people in general. Forrest is bullied throughout his school years we only see this happen outside school though; we see this graphically demonstrated as bullies chase him. We also see at this point the first real miracle that happens in Forest's life. Forrest has had his legs in splints and...
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