Thirty2 Degrees

We are afraid of her, we hate it, we are powerless before her death … … What is it? Why we’re trying to hide in her face? Maybe this is not worth doing? Maybe it’s not as bad as it seems at first sight .. Martin Brest film “Meet Joe Black” was in, a kind of cult. “Yes ..”, that’s what we hear, sooner or later. When the picture is really brilliant shot, it’s hard to make it unique review, but I’ll try. The script of this film was taken from a play by Alberto Casella‘s death takes a day off. ” The film reveals the fate of several lives.

William Parrish (Anthony Hopkins) will soon be banging 65. He owns a huge corporation the media. Everything in life he has made on its own. He was happy with his beloved wife, he has two wonderful daughters, the youngest of whom – Susan (Forlani), he calls the best he had done in my life. It was this man, and chose death as “experimental.” Appearing to Bill’s house and sat with him at the same table, and death in the face of incredibly beautiful young man – Joe Blake (Brad Pitt), started to look for the very same “drops ecstasy”, which is so appreciated Parrish.

And she found it … Susan – a talented doctor, the daughter of an influential person in the world lost his rich dad … She tied his father’s relationship with a partner in business – and Drew had no idea what it means to truly love. That all changed when she met him – a young man in a cafe. “Arrow” instantly pierced their hearts. But luck was not close. Death had the body to come into this world, and the will of fate toli, toli by chance, it chose him. Plot of the film takes on the most unexpected and vivid colors when death itself is at the mercy of love. Susan helped Joe Black to feel what it means to live. However, it’s time to go … And to celebrate the 65th anniversary of Bill’s death leaves with him, returning from a cafe Susan guy … – It’s a pity to throw it all? – Parrish said before going into the darkness ..- That’s life! This movie showed me that we should not fear death. Need to be afraid to live an empty life, and not knowing what happiness is. “We all die, taking with him only the pretty pictures .