Thursday, December 16, 2010
Guest blogger: Amal 2
Life Is Not a Fairy Tale is an autobiography of Fantasia Barrino. This movie captured Fantasia’s struggle, as a woman who had a rough past. It’s mainly about a high school drop-out who had no money, no education and with no good future ahead. At age sixteen Fantasia was caught up in an abusive relationship that left her pregnant and hopeless. After going through all of that, Fantasia still didn’t give up on her dreams. She used her soulful voice to make it as an American Idol contestant. This film was directed by Debbie Allen, who did an outstanding job creating all the tension and sadness. This movie starred Fantasia Barrino who played herself. With Fantasia not being a real actor it was quite interesting how she brought her character to life because it made everything self explanatory. Viola Davis played as Fantasia's mother. She provided all the support and motivation for Fantasia. Loretta Devine also did a good job in her role as Fantasia's Grandmother. Fantasia had been raised by strong women of faith. Fantasia's family was very talented, both her mother and grandmother could sing. Life Is Not a Fairy Tale explores many inspirational themes like; never give up on your dreams and recognize your gift. Critics have made pretty good indictment and I agree with them. Critics have also said this movie is inspirational to young women who don’t have it easy in life. My overall opinion on this movie is that everyone should watch it. This film will move you in ways you never thought it were possible. It made me think about how your talents and abilities can take you far in life. It also encouraged me to never give up on my dreams no matter the obstacles that come my way. I do believe it’s worth our time and money. If you’re planning to watch this movie make sure you have a box of tissues ready, it’s a real tear dropper.
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