Rockers by Theodoros Bafaloukos

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1. How does Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace from Rockers compare to Ivan Martin from The Harder They Come?

 Compared to Ivan Martin from the first movie, Horsemouth is a real hero, and the spectator can admire him. For me, the way he acts in the movie is ethic, and he always acts "well" according to his values. Of course he steals from people, but in order to give what he steals to those who really are in the need. I totally agree with his actions, while I had several doubts about those of Ivan. 


 2. What is your favorite scene from the film? Why?

 My favorite scene is the end of the movie, when everything has been stolen and given to the citizens. We can see the happiness on the faces of people, and we can also imagine what will be the reaction of those who has been stolen. It is a very funny way to annoy the rich people, and to balance the advantages within the society.


 3.  Did you like/dislike the film? Why/Why Not?
I really liked it, because afterwards I really was in a good mood. I think we can see a lot of important values in this movie, such as solidarity, friendship, determination, trust and a lot of others. It was way more positive and funny than the first movie we saw in class. I also really liked the musics from the beginning until the end.

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  1. Unknown10 novembre 2018 à 17:21

    I also be agree with the actions of Horsemouth, I think was a real hero, not like Ivan :3

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  2. Andreas Mauna11 novembre 2018 à 21:57

    I liked more the music in this one than in The Harder They Come, and i agree with you about the positive outcome and values showed, right at the end.

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  3. Unknown12 novembre 2018 à 14:37

    That part at the end was really beautiful.

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