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Originally Posted by northparkblind
Originally Posted by IncredibleEv
Jenny didn't love Forrest, she didn't even know what it meant to loveOriginally Posted by northparkblind
Jenny loved Forrest from the start.
She married him because she knew that she was gonna die and little forrest needed a dad.
someone. Her sense of love was warped by the 60s and drugs and being a hoar, while all Forrest ever gave to anyone was GENUINE love and care.
She married him cause she had nothing and Forrest was a dumb
millionaire. The kid played a part but really it was Jenny's being
naive and selfish. God I
hate her.
dude.
i tried to make Jenny look like a good person![]()
Originally Posted by Its That Dude
I teared up when Forrest was standing at her grave.![]()
Originally Posted by joshhassolex
Originally Posted by Its That Dude
I teared up when Forrest was standing at her grave.![]()
But Forrest Jr. never looked to the right and imitated Forrest when his head titled to the side. The scene was intended to show that he wasForrest's son. The head tilt was synchronized.Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO!
Originally Posted by LiveMyReality
So for those who are saying that is not Forrest's son, what was the point of show clips of Forrest and Forrest Jr. having the same mannerisms such as their head tilted to the side during Bert and Ernie? It's his son.
Kids often immitate. That doesn't necessarily mean that's his kid.
Many of us are imagining this story as if it were non-fiction. Sure, the writer of the book intended for "little Forrest" to actually be Forrest's son. But to us... that broad an ungrateful *** bucket.
DF!!!
Originally Posted by soundwave24
I think how you evaluate that movie depends on how cynical you are. In our time it seems like Jenny was using Forest because that is the kind of society we've become.
I think Jenny loved him but she couldn't love herself so she couldn't be with him. He was the only goodness in her life and she didn't want to ruin it. He showed her unconditional love and when she learned how to cope with the pain in her life, she could deal with him in a loving relationship. Their child is a symbol of that part of her.
I believe Forest Gump was pure goodness. He was a person striped of all ulterior motives, games, jealousy, and hate. And that is why his life played out that way. His kindness and sincerity helped him find peace and happiness.
in philly alsoOriginally Posted by bigsupa
There's a lot of Jennys in Bklyn...lol