23 abr 2012

Pay It Forward (by Guest bloggers)


Have you ever had an idea to change the world? 
Do you think this is possible...? 
Why not?
This film called "Pay It Forward" shakes people's feelings and shows that where there is a will, there is a way...
What is it about? It's about a young boy who tries to make the world a better place after his teacher gives him the chance through a school assignment.
 
The main characters are:
Trevor Mc Kinney (Haley Joel Osment):
Trevor was a common boy who had a great idea to change the world...
Arlene McKinney (Helen Hunt):
Trevor's mother was an alcoholic who was divorced and had two jobs as a waitress...
 
Mr. Simonet (Kevin Spacey)
He was Trevor´s Social Science professor and challeged the class with an unusual project...
Do you want to know the opinions of some people of the class and other people that watched the movie around the world? Here they are: 
 "It's a good film and I highly recommend it."
"It's a great film with a great message and a rare and unconventional ending."
"People should learn from this story."
"Although this movement started with the movie, there are many people who implemented it in their lives. Magnificent!"
Why don't you carry out "Pay It Forward" in your school or place of work?
Here are some ideas that may interest you...
• Write and illustrate a class picture book for children at the local hospital.
• Be friendly to someone you would normally ignore.
• Help someone with homework or classwork.
• Friendship hand….trace the shape of a child’s hand and write his or her name. Each member of then class then writes one complimentary word about the person until it is full. Cut out the hand and display it.
•Write cards to cheer up people (teachers, friends, local retirement home, workmates, etc.)

The possibilities are endless, so it's time for action now!!! 
Be part of this worldwide movement that takes place on April 26th and change the world!
If you want to read more about it, visit: www.payitforwardday.com


Thanks to the following guest bloggers in charge of this post: 
Julieta Ayub, María Diaz Burgos, Andrew Mac Gaul and Joaquín Rossi.

12 comentarios:

Alex - from Illinois dijo...

What a fantastic film. Have the best memories of it! Today is Pay It Forward Day and we are celebrating it. What about you? Did you do anything special to change the world?

Miki dijo...

I LOVE this movie! After watching it for the first time, I felt inspired to do something similar. I never had the guts to do it, though :(.

Very interesting post! ;) I'm your follower now!

Antonio dijo...

Thank you for the post about this film. I am always engaged by my family, homeworks, jobs, etc and I often forget all things surrounded me. Today I have had the occasion to reflect. Generally we say "let's make good things and forget them". I hope I'll be able to make good things for people around me.
Antonio Italy

Anónimo dijo...

I love this movie! is really shocking because beyond being merely a movie, made me think and reflect much on the things happening around us and the things we can do from our place!
It is very beautiful message we leave this movie.
Damaris

Anónimo dijo...

Very nice movie and very nice webpage too!!!

Pilar dijo...

Very good movie! I saw it at school and I loved it. It's fantastic because you can put into practice whereever you are.

ramiro dijo...

nice page and very nice move. Y recomend it for teens from 12 to 16 because this can help them with their growing up

Anónimo dijo...

what a beautiful film!!
you can learn a lot of good things
i saw it at school with my friends and we enjoy it too much

Anónimo dijo...

what a good job!!! :)

Anónimo dijo...

I think that the post is a good idea the film is is very sad i was going to cry at the end and the idea of Trevor is CREATIVE !

Anónimo dijo...

Y think it is a great film with a great message and y really recomend it.
Good job with the page!!

Anónimo dijo...

I think this film is amazing I love it!The ending was very sad but it is a very good film

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