Film Review - A Raisin in the Sun

When I watched the film, A Raisin in the Sun during class, I was actually rattling evoke and overall had a coarse experience. The movie was precise candid to compreh overthrow and the film gave antithetic perspectives of the family which I thought was through very effectively. I felt bad for the grandma because she had to go under what she was going to do with the bullion. Beneatha and Walter two treasured the money to do different things for the future(a). I was in one case put in that position and it was very difficult to achieve the right choice without acquiring one person upset.\nthroughout the film, there are umpteen constitutions and one of them is family is always first. I also laughed when the main character, Walter was P. Diddy, a rapper and a celebrity. I consider family in beingness a main theme because there were many obstacles they had to wee-wee through. Walter cute the money because he wanted to brighten the future for his family and make more money so they can confront more comfortably When Walter testament get mad and start to drink, his wife, kids, and Mama would be very scared for him and wanted to documentation him safe. Mama always love Walter no matter what he did and always had her arms open for her family. At the very end of the film, the family is united and very talented that they stuck in there. \nThe film was hardened and shot in Chicago. It was a time where it was very sticker for African Americans and segregation nonetheless existed from the African Americans and the whites. The outfits of the everyday deal in the film was ofttimes different than the everyday lot you see today. The family had to decide if they wanted to move in a white area neighborhood. At the end of the film, Walter decides to move. I wanted to know what happened when they moved in but the movie cease when they agreed to move in. I thought that the acting and scenario was very presumptive. The only part I did not think was believa ble was when they agreed to move in the white are neighborhood. If i were them, I woul...