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Anne
GOOD-He helped many people before he passed away.
BAD-Magnifico's early death is awful, but it's part of the film's story, so I understand.

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Many stories explore important social or  political issues. Describe any specific  social or political issues that affect the  story. How do these issues impact characters and influence theme? 

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Many stories explore important social or  political issues. Describe any specific  social or political issues that affect the  story. How do these issues impact characters and influence theme? 

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What part of the movie was the most  powerful and/or remarkable? Why?

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What part of the movie was the most  powerful and/or remarkable? Why?

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Kim
GOOD- The conversation seemed to be extremely real.
BAD- Awkward silence in other scenes.

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What life lessons can be learned from  the choices made by the characters in this story? 

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What life lessons can be learned from  the choices made by the characters in this story? 

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Life is really unexpected and also full of surprises, we should cherish every minute/seconds of it. Also, Lets appreciate every people in our surroundings. Think Positive.

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Humanity's social difficulty is that it can't manage to end discrimination, this means that even those people with disabilities is not safe.

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When he and Helen went to the Fair together. You can see that there are still generous people, and you also can see how Magnifico will fill his role as older brother by finding a way to make his loved ones happy, even if life is difficult for them.

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Bea
GOOD- Because of the extraordinary story plot.
BAD- Long durations of screen time with a character can bore other viewers.

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Magnifico, also known as Ikoy, is a young boy from a village. He is a unique young man who has the ability to transform the lives of everyone he loves. His father (Gerry) does odd jobs, while his mother (Edna) spends her days looking for Ikoy's sister (Helen) and grandmother (Magda), who has diabetes and pancreatic cancer. Ikoy is nice and has good intentions, which her father criticized him for, calling him dumb despite his cleverness. He meets a grieving guy who mourns for his mother, two bickering store owners, and the grumpy old woman who operates the morgue, all of whom he changed lives with his gifts of hope, determination, and love, His older brother, who has a crush on a wealthy girl; his younger sister, Helen, who has downs syndrome. Ikoy took on a number of these responsibilities, including preparing a remedy for the mortician's ailments, playing matchmaker for his love-struck brother, scheming to provide a burial gown and coffin for his grandmother, and negotiating a wheelchair so he could take his invalid sister to the carnival. Despite the difficult circumstances in his life, Ikoy manages to solve every difficulty. On the night of the great carnival, his hard work paid off. Ikoy met someone whose life he had a huge impact on one day. When he was hit by a car and killed, things changed dramatically. His family buried him in the coffin that Ikoy had created for his grandma, his friends, family, and the people he touched reminisced the moment of his kindness.