The Crucible Movie Analysis
Sarah, what can you tell us about the movie?
(Sarah) – “Well, I can’t tell you so much. The story — which is like the whole series — is about friendship and growing up and the decisions we make and the triumphs. And it's about the massive disappointment and the mistakes, and what you learn and what you don’t learn when you should learn. A lot of this movie is going to be surprising to people. This is a grown-up movie.”
So, what’s the theme of the movie?
(Cynthia) – “I would say that the theme of the movie is love and forgiveness, and because it’s four women, we have four different ways to love and forgive. It's about the fact that you're always making mistakes.”
How are your characters like?
(Sarah) – “The movie is just so packed with …show more content…
And something major happens that fundamentally changes who Carrie is. She’s a new person in a lot of ways in this movie, because she finds herself at the crucible for the first time. Everything is different.”
(Cynthia) – “Miranda is still in Brooklyn, is still unhappy about it, and still advancing at her job, in her firm. Her son is thriving but her marriage is kind of mmmmm—not doing so great. We are dealing with unfaithfulness, but even more than unfaithfulness, I think we are just dealing with the daily grind that can take its toll on a relationship.”
(Kristin) – “Charlotte is trying to be a good mother. She has her adopted daughter, and she’s an overachiever so #1 in her mind would be to be a good mother and friend, and a good wife, too. My fear is that there are no surprises left. People are going to pay to see it and I hope there will be something that will be a surprise.”
(Kim) – “Samantha is older, we all are. And that in itself is huge. It’s a huge struggle in our world, still. And that’s why I am so happy to be of a certain age playing a woman of a certain age. She’s a sex-crazed woman approaching the age of 50, who can't commit to a truly intimate relationship with her
(Sarah) – “Well, I can’t tell you so much. The story — which is like the whole series — is about friendship and growing up and the decisions we make and the triumphs. And it's about the massive disappointment and the mistakes, and what you learn and what you don’t learn when you should learn. A lot of this movie is going to be surprising to people. This is a grown-up movie.”
So, what’s the theme of the movie?
(Cynthia) – “I would say that the theme of the movie is love and forgiveness, and because it’s four women, we have four different ways to love and forgive. It's about the fact that you're always making mistakes.”
How are your characters like?
(Sarah) – “The movie is just so packed with …show more content…
And something major happens that fundamentally changes who Carrie is. She’s a new person in a lot of ways in this movie, because she finds herself at the crucible for the first time. Everything is different.”
(Cynthia) – “Miranda is still in Brooklyn, is still unhappy about it, and still advancing at her job, in her firm. Her son is thriving but her marriage is kind of mmmmm—not doing so great. We are dealing with unfaithfulness, but even more than unfaithfulness, I think we are just dealing with the daily grind that can take its toll on a relationship.”
(Kristin) – “Charlotte is trying to be a good mother. She has her adopted daughter, and she’s an overachiever so #1 in her mind would be to be a good mother and friend, and a good wife, too. My fear is that there are no surprises left. People are going to pay to see it and I hope there will be something that will be a surprise.”
(Kim) – “Samantha is older, we all are. And that in itself is huge. It’s a huge struggle in our world, still. And that’s why I am so happy to be of a certain age playing a woman of a certain age. She’s a sex-crazed woman approaching the age of 50, who can't commit to a truly intimate relationship with her