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Blitar, 1 Juli 2012

Orang Tua William Wijaya

SUPRAYOGA

Critical Review “Gifted Hands”

Critical Review

“Gifted Hands”

(By: Suprayoga)

A. Directed by                                    : Thomas Carter

B. Written by                          : John Pielmeier

C. Theme                                 : Life Struggle (a true story)

D. Characters

1. Major character              :

Benjamin Carson (Cuba Gooding Jr.) is a famous humble talented doctor.

2. Supporting Characters   :

Sonya Carson (Kimberly Elise), Benjamin Carson’s mother, dropped out in the third grade, illiterate.

Candy carson (Aunjanue Ellis) is Benjamin Carson’s wife.

Teen Bennie (Gus Hoffman) has bad temper.

Bennie (Jaishon Fisher) is a smart diligent boy

                                                 

E. Setting                               

1. Setting of Place                   :

Ulm West Germany

Detroit

Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland

2. Setting of Time                   : 1961-1987

F. Point of View                     : First Person Point of View. The narrator involves himself in the story rather than outside. In this movie, Ben Carson narrates himself in the story.

G. Symbol                              :

1. When Ben Carson won an award at Jr. High Graduation for best student, a teacher got extremely angry at the awards ceremony and told all the other kids that because Ben Carson was black and from a single parent household. It symbolizes “discrimination’.

H. Tone                                  : Inspiring, Encouraging

I. Message                               : Life is a struggle.

                                                  External motivation is important, but self conscious is much

   more important.

  Sharing success is blessing.

J. Plot 

The movie begins in present day 1987, where Dr. Ben Carson (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) goes to Germany to visit a couple named Peter and Augusta Rausch, who have twins conjoined at the head. Ben knows that chances of saving them both will be at risk, because one baby always dies in situations like that. Ben agrees to do the operation, but he will wait four months so he can come up with a plan to save them both.
While looking into some of his books, the movie flashes back to the year 1961, where 11 year old Ben Carson (Jaishon Fisher) starts out life as an African American child from a one-parent home with failing grades at school. Ben has an older brother named Curtis. His mother, who dropped out in the third grade, starts making decisions for him. When her boys need to learn multiplication tables, she has them swear to learn them while she is going to check herself into a mental institution. When she sees her two sons' success hindered by TV, she schedules timings to watch tv, boys show great interest in watching only a quiz show later on and commands them to read two books per week from the library and give her a book report, she also moves them to better schools.
Meanwhile as time passes, Ben learns how to multiply and to spell. He starts to explore the world of books, and he grows in it. He begins to show a temper; Ben almost hits his mom with a hammer while arguing with her about what pants he should wear for school and almost kills his best friend as a teenager. His friend was saved as the knife that he used to stab him broke when it hit the buckle of his belt.
Having almost killed someone because of his temper, he realizes that he can't do anything about it. He runs to his room and cries out to God, praying that He delivers him from his temper.
He becomes the top student in his eighth grade class, third in his high school class and with hard work and strong determination, he got a scholarship to college, passed the MCAT and went on to medical school. He meets his girlfriend Candy, whom he falls in love with. One day, when he struggles with a test study, she helps him out and Ben eventually passes and gets an A.
In the year 1976, Carson faced adversity from fellow doctors and students while working at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. It is here where he performed an operation as a resident without supervision, risking his medical career to save a man's life. Then in the year of 1985, he saves the life of a girl who has seizures 100 times a day, by removing only half of her brain that was responsible for seizures, procedure called 'hemispherectomy". Candy later becomes pregnant with twins, but loses the babies from a bloody miscarriage. Ben's mother later moves in with the family. This movie is such an inspirational movie. It is worth seeing.

Critical Review “A Grave Problem”

Critical Review

“A Grave Problem”

(By: Suprayoga)

A. Written by                          : Teruko Hyuga

B. Theme                                 : Life in modern era

C. Characters

1. Major Characters            : Mrs. Hata is a housewife.

2. Supporting Characters    : Preist,

                                             Mr. Akagi is a kimono shop owner.

                                             Masako is Mrs. Hata’s husband’s sister

                                             Haruo is Mrs. Hata’s son

                                             Mr. Noma is a Repair Auto Shop owner.

D. Setting                                :

1. Setting of Place              : Temple graveyard,

                                              Mr. Akagi’s kimono shop,

                                             Mrs. Hata’s home,

                                             Noma Repair Auto Shop

E. Point of View                     : First Person Point of View

F. Symbol                               :

1. Grave symbolizes “seriousness”, frightening.

2. Temple symbolizes religion

3. Kimono symbolizes Japanese culture

4. ¥ symbolizes money of Japan

5. Car symbolizes modern life

G. Tone                                  : Touching

H. Message                             : We should learn from our lives.

   Saving makes easy life.

I. Plot 

This short story tells Mrs. Hata’s problems and their solution. She had to bury her husband. The priest asked for the money for it. But she got no money. In such difficult time, she had to get money by selling her kimonos. She succeeded. Any how her son got another problem. He got a car accident. He had to have a gate and his front part of his car repaired. Mrs. Hata had to pay for it with the insurance money. This short story tells us to be patient and never to surrender. It is worth to read.

Complication:

Mrs. Hata  was supposed to bury her husband’s bone. The priest refused her to bury his husband in the temple yard where her parents in law and grandparents in law were buried, unless she paid for it. But Mrs. Hata did not have as much money the priest asked for. Keizo, Mrs. Hata’s husband, had saved money for her and Haruo, her son, before hedied. But she could not touch it for burial.

Resolution:

Mrs. Hata and her husband’s sister, Masako, visited Mr. Akagi to sell her kimonos. Mr. Akagi gave her kimonos low price. Mrs. Hata borrowed money from Mr. Akagi and she would returned it after she got money. Mrs. Hata and Masako went to Haruo’s friend’s shop to sell her kimonos. Mrs. Hata got enough money. She returned Mr. akagi’s money and pay the money asked by the priest.

Complication:

Haruo got an order to repair someone’s TV set. He, accompanied by his mother, went to the man’s house. He drove carefully. Getting the man’s house, he repaired the broken TV. Finished repairing the TV, Haruo and his mother drove back home. On the way, another car skidded his car. His car hit a gate.

Resolution

Haruo had to have the gate and his front part of his car repaired. He had to pay for the repairing with insurance money. He had Mr. Noma, his father’s friend, repair his car.

Critical Review “The Pursuit of happyness”

Critical Review

“The Pursuit of happyness”

(By: Suprayoga)

A. Directed by                                    : Gabriele Muccino

B. Written by                          : Steven Conrad

C. Theme                                 : Life Struggle (a true story)

D. Characters

1. Major character              : Christ Gardner (Will Smith) is a hard worker, a full of love father.

2. Supporting Characters   : Linda (Thandie Newton) is emotionally unstable.

                                                  Christopher (Jaden Christopher Smith) is a strong motivator.

                                                  Jay Wistle (Brian Howe),  Martin Frohm (James Karen), Alan

  Frakhes (Dan Castellaneta), Walter Ribbon (Kurt Fuller), Mrs.

  Chu (Takayo Fischer), The hippie girl (Joyful Raven), etc

E. Setting                               

1. Setting of Place              : San Fransisco

2. Setting of Time              : 1981-1987

F. Point of View                     : First Person Point of View. The narrator involves himself in

   the story rather than outside. In this movie, Christ Gardner

    narrates himself in the story.

G. Symbol                              :

1. Stars and stripes (Flag) symbolizes “The United States of America”.

2. Christ Gardner always run symbolizes “pursuit”.

3. When Christ follows the internship program in the brokerage firm, one of the firm’s staff always asks him for help to do something. It symbolizes “discrimination”.

4. Christ Gardner walks and claps his hands among many people after he is told to be hired as a broker. It symbolizes “happiness”.

5. Christ Gardner works at the brokerage firm. It symbolizes “modern life”.

H. Tone                                  : Touching and deep compassion

I. Message                               : If we have dreams, we have to keep them and pursue them till

we reach them.

Life is a struggle.

We must try hard.

We must work hard.

We should never surrender.

We should never give up.

J. Plot                                     

With the background of big city, San Fransisco, the film tells the viewers the struggle of a young smart man, Christ Gardner, to pursuit happyness, something which Christ believed to exist. The strength of the film is the film seems to give something unusual, inspiration.

Christ Gardner, a homeless young man, tried hard to pursue happiness, something that very few homeless people would go on doing in 1980s. He tried hard to support his family by conducting a part time job; anyhow he could not fulfill his family needs. And even his girlfriend, Linda, had to leave him and his son, Christopher, because she could not stand being fed up with family financial problem and has to work double shifts. Logically there must be a big question, how can a mother leave her beloved son who she should care for?

And Christ has to live with his son, Christopher. He still tried hard to work. He finally got a job at a prestigious stock firm, Dean Witter Reynolds. Unfortunately,   he got no salary from the factory for six months. He worked diligently hoping that someday he could get a better job. In his difficult time, Christ was hired by Dean Witter Reynolds as a broker. The film is such an inspiring film. By watching the film I believe someone will have no reason not to try to do his best.

Parts of the plot

1. Riding the bus

When Christ was at the bus stop, a man came and thought Christ had a” time machine”. Christ was a salesman; his duty was to sell two portable bone-density scanners, one for rent and the other for day care. He met someone, a stockbroker, in front of a stock office. He was surprised that everyone seemed happier than he was. He asked whether he could work at such a firm.

2. Being Stupid

Being interested in applying for the job as a stockbroker, Christ came to Dean Witter Reynolds, a prestigious stock firm. Before entering the office, he had a hippie girl (Joyful Raven) singing on the pave guard his scanner. The hippie girl stole Christ’s scanner and escaped into underground railway station. Christ tried to chase her, but it was late.

3. Running

Christ chased the hippie girl who would go on a bus. He succeeded to take his stolen scanner from the hippie girl, but he failed to sell them that day. Linda had to leave him and his son, Christopher, because she could not stand being fed up with family financial problem and has to work double shifts. The landlord asked Christ to leave the rent-house.

4. Internship

Because of failing to pay parking ticket, Christ was arrested by the police. Meanwhile he had to attend an interview in Dean Witter Reynolds. Wearing bum clothes and being supported by a paint-smeared face, Christ attended the interview. After attending an interview, Christ worked as apprentice worker for six months at a stock firm, Dean Witter Reynolds. He worked hard to be hired as a broker.

5. Paying taxes

Christ got a letter telling him to pay taxes. He was broke; he got only $31 and 33 cent. He asked Wayne (Mark Christopher Lawrence) for his money, but Wayne did not give any. Christ then sold a scanner, he got $280.

6. Happiness

In his difficult time, Christ was hired as a broker at Dean Witter Reynolds.

In 2006 Christ sold his minority stake in his brokerage firm multimillion dollar deal.