
Initially I didn’t think I would personally like this movie very much, seriously. First from its name and later when I found out that it’s a really old movie. But my mind is changed after watching it for a while. So is yours if you watch it I can guarantee. Anyways... let’s get down to business. This one-hour, civil-rights movie talks about the lives of black and white people in the past, about the legal right for the black to vote and have the equal right as the white, through the story of one family and their neighborhoods. Since there’s nothing much in the movie, besides the kids playing and fighting (as well as adults) I’m just gonna skip talking about the real story or what happened in the movie and talk about its main theme instead. Somehow the white believed that as being white, having white skin color, they were superior to the black. Believe it or not, in the old days, the black were not allowed to use the white’s public toilet and there was the sign said “COLORED” posted in front!! Also, they were not allowed to drink from the white’s faucet and I could see the sign read “WHITES ONLY”!!! If the black violated the law, they could and would be thrown in jail. People were (or perhaps still are) so racists. They made such a big deal out of different skin colors.
For those who have time, you may go search for this nice, meaningful song by Sarah Connor to enjoy. It was the first and the only song that popped up in my mind after finishing the movie. It’s one of my favorites. Here’s the lyric…
Sarah Connor
For those who have time, you may go search for this nice, meaningful song by Sarah Connor to enjoy. It was the first and the only song that popped up in my mind after finishing the movie. It’s one of my favorites. Here’s the lyric…
Sarah Connor
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if you're black
white or yellow, if you're brown or red
let's get down to that
love is color-blind
Verse 1:
I remember when
I was a child and couldn't understand
people having fun
discriminating all the different ones
mama just used to say
when you grow up you'll maybe find a way
to make these people see
that everything I do comes back to me
Bridge:
You gotta live your live
we're all the same, no one's to blame
they gotta live their lives
just play the game and let love reign
Chorus:
It don't matter if you're black
white or yellow, if your brown or red
let's get down to that
love is color-blind
you're my brother, you're my friend
all that matters in the very end
is to understand
love is color-blind
TQ:
I remember as a young boy
I watched my neighborhood go up in flames
I saw the whole thang thru tears of pain
and a situation's rackin' my brain
I wish I could fly away and never come back again
we need some love y'all
we need some real deal help from above y'all
I mean the kids watchin'
and I just can't see it stoppin', I don't understand
I mean we all bleed the same blood, man!
Bridge:
You gotta live your life
better than our fathers did
let's make some love, baby, have some kids
they gotta live their lives
and I don't care what color they are, or u are, or we are
it's all love, baby!
C-Part:
You could have been my mother
you could have been my brother
what if you were my sister
if you were my father?
you could have been my fella
you could have been my teacher
what if you were my friend?
would be so nice to meet ya
Verse 2:
take it out to the world
tell every boy and every little girl
be proud of yourself
cause you're as good as anybody else
put away your prejudice
open your mind, don't need a stick to this
try to make this earth
a better place without a racial curse
TQ:
Yeah, it's time for some changes
[Chorus]
4 comments:
I agree with you that this song it very suitable for this movie cause the meaning in this song it very clear to tell about different of race (black or white, everybody is equal!!!) lovely!!! (^_^)
I doubt if anyone in this class would disagree that you are one of the best bloggers going. You understand what blogging is all about. You are humorous, well written and to the point. Even one of my very best bloggers ever (Ms. Piyapat) made this statement.
A great job on this movie. It is a lovely little work with a lot of meaning.
Keep up the blogging.
Oh O!!!! Your bloggers are the best one.I like your blogs. It is a good guide line for exam. I agree with you about the discrimination.I want everybody is egual.
Oi, didn't you know that the song was sang by Miss Charlene? haha good job dude!
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