Jack and the beanstalk reaction paper

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Jack and the Beanstalk Reaction Paper
SUMMARY/SYNOPSIS
Jack and the Beanstalk true movie is a 2001 TV movie that was directed by Brian Henson and written by Brian Henson and James Hart. The movie is about a large legume which was bringing happiness to some of the people and to others it was bringing sadness and misfortune. It also tells of a goose which is very productive that it lays eggs which are purely gold to the magic harp music. These possessions are also seen to, bring so much power of turning the very dusty areas like landscapes into valleys that had pastures. It also tells of bones that are discovered and how they turn the life of Jack Robinson upside down.
Later he finds out that about 390 years and 15 generations ago that there was the very first Jack Robinson, who had swapped his mother’s cow for beans, who went up the beanstalk and stole a goose that had been laying eggs and a golden harp.
II) ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION
The major strengths of the movie are its convincing power. The computerized photography of how the ground trembles and how the huge beanstalk moves upwards as it pierces up to the sky is breathtaking. We see how Jack climbs upwards and at the top he discovers an amazing new land that is inhabited by very many large people. It seems to be photographic trickery, however, the way Brian Henson miniaturized the human figure is done in a way that captures the viewers in an amicable manner.
The major weaknesses of the movie are the way in which it brings different settings of the original Jack and this new Jack.

This can be confusing especially for people who do not have critical thinking skills. They might not benefit much from the movie whatsoever.One point of interest with the movie is that there are no other families that are mentioned throughout the movie.Also, it is this house alone that sits many miles away from any other place. This family has clearly shown a horrible reputation from around the whole community.
III) REACTIONS
This movie is appealing, and many lessons can be learned from it. It’s a movie that revolves around ensuring that children have an obligation to listen to and to obey their parents. In this case, Jack would not have gone through so much fuss if he had listened to his mother. It also teaches us that we should not let our eyes become bigger than our wallet. The way Jack lays his eyes on the gold coins and the harp and the hen that lays the golden eggs and how he desires them. It’s because of these simple acts that lead Jack to the wrong path. Another lesson that can be got is that “what is yours is yours and what is theirs is theirs” so it means that we should not have a habit of touching people’s things without permission. Jack stole the gold coins, the harp and the hen and these are items that clearly did not belong to him. He went ahead and climbed down the beanstalk and chopped it down and then the giant fell to his doom. The movie is amazing, and the lessons are applicable in our day to day lives.