Analysis Of The Movie Bully

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The movie Bully was greatly filmed and showcased the most sensitive and also hidden truth about bullying which goes on not only in our schools but everywhere, though school is the most common ground for bullying and it has always existed in different forms, shapes, and conditions. What makes this issue so sensitive is the fact that it is not taken into consideration as much as other issues but what’s mistaken is that the discard of this issue can lead to many other problems and sometimes the results could be as fatal as death and this brutal consequences is nothing but the result of ongoing picking, kicking, and harassing, which to others such …show more content…

Although, the movie Bully displays a whole other side, which is dark and dreadful each day, the movie only shares five stories of bullying but sends out a reminder that there are hundreds and hundreds of them out there and that they need you to speak up for them because unfortunately some of them have given their lives to bullying, Like Tyler from Bully who took his own life at this young age. Bully displayed a variety of bullying, it is not only physical but also verbal and emotional abuse in the movie. Despite the ignorance from the school officials, what 's surprising to see is that each parent took some part in preventing or at least helping their children which is a good …show more content…

You can say that he was able to handle bullying without harm to himself or others, you can also say he had become internally damaged, because he always acted normal but once he’s mother was informed about what was happening on the bus, she had a talk with him, which revealed that he believed those kids were just playing around and it nothing more, the striking part is when he asked his mother “then who are my friends” and she remained silent. On part of the parents duty they went in to talk to the school, which however, was a complete failure and in a way insulting both to parents and students, the assistant

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