Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignment

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Recommended: Communication in a movie

COLLAPSE Lucky was a very interesting film, one of my favorites so far, this semester. Sitting in the audience and hearing all the laughs and how full the theater was proved it. Lucky reminded me so much of my grandpa in an oddly manner, it was as if I was hearing my grandpa but the oddness was that my grandpa doesn’t speak English. I think what made me have more of that connection to my grandpa was that in Mexico my grandpa lived in the outside of the small town. And he two was isolated and away from everyone, he would do the same routine every day until his last day just like Lucky. I think that something the director and writer did an excellent job at was that they added the Mexican regional music and some conversations in Spanish, that

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