Friendship Can Save Us - "Thelma & Louise" A Kind of Review
One of the aspects about Thelma and Louise, directed by Ridley Scott in 1991, that I would like to describe in this writing is the major role that plays friendship at the time of embracing our destiny, I mean how the coexistence with others can provide us tools to analyze life, death, or even further by getting out of ourselves showing us a path of liberation and freedom. A lot has been said about the feminism about this movie, but now I want to talk like a man, not a woman, about a universal thing: human relations, human interactions, and for that it doesn't matter if you are a man or a woman, because all people in the world are susceptible of being an object of the relationship called "friendship." The initial shot in the movie is the scene with the credits. There we can see an open road with a hill at the background, a quiet landscape, the music (composed by Hans Zimmer) immediately transports us to a state of feeling of melancholia, it is a guitar riff th...