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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Watched with my 18 yr. old daughter. End of the movie she looked at me and said “I am having a really hard time grasping the message of this movie”. Any insight? The stench of poverty is something one can never be rid of? There is a difference in moral quality between the haves and have nots? Attaining success when you start from a basement dwelling family can never be more than fantasy? When desperate and you look to the leadership (patriarch) to have a plan to transcend there is no such plan from the patriarch? Impoverished are parasites of the well to do? What messages did you come away with after watching this film?[/quote] Some people are merely survivors - by any means necessary, and if it means lashing out at those they perceive to have more, so be it. Classic good v. evil, regardless of caste. [/quote] Well it also raises the question of who is the parasite. The obvious answer is the poor family/families, [b]but the rich family is also parasitic.[/b][/quote] I disagree. The wealthy family did absolutely nothing to warrant that description. They employed that whole family, even if they didn't know they were all one family. They compensated them well, and treated them with the utmost respect. Let's not forget they also had another parasite living in their basement. [/quote]
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