The God Must Be Crazy Movie Analysis
Under the auspices of Nixau not an illustrious African actor who played as a starring role in the film. The gods must be crazy the film has created an unprecedented sensation and won rave reviews since its first shooting in 1980. Impressed and intrigued by the haunting and humorous plots projected by the movie I’m definitely of the opinion that it is a comedy with epiphany since I have genuinely derived the essence of life from it.
The Kalahari Desert with its treacherous and harsh environment is devoid of people. The only residents there are a crop of rustic and austere people the Bushmen. They lead a simple yet vibrant life in their own “paradise”. However a bottle dropping from the civilized world encroached upon peaceful and complacent family life. In the wake of discovering its various facilities they began to scramble for it to satiate their own needs thus stirring anger jealousy hate and violence. Therefore Xi the first person who had found the bottle decided to throw this evil thing to the end of the world. In the course of his journey he came across Andrew Steyn and Kate Thompson who eventually fell in love with each other. Meanwhile a brutal Samboga’s gang was subdued by Mr. Steyn with the help of Xi.
It is plausible that this comedy film is sheerly a good expression. This film directly demonstrates its positive and pleasant dimensions to its viewers. Indeed this film is imbued with comic elements. I was amazed when Xi had misgivings about how such a small bottle on the telescope could have a capacity of so many people. I was bursting into laughter the moment Mr. Steyn steered towards the fence which blocked his way and he responded awkwardly in the presence of Mrs. Thompson trying to pick up the bottles falling from the table. I was giggling when Jack drove away his bus under which lurked Xi and Mpudi to elude the beast chasing after him. However that is far from enough. It is true that the aesthetic effect of a comedy is laugh which is the part and
The Kalahari Desert with its treacherous and harsh environment is devoid of people. The only residents there are a crop of rustic and austere people the Bushmen. They lead a simple yet vibrant life in their own “paradise”. However a bottle dropping from the civilized world encroached upon peaceful and complacent family life. In the wake of discovering its various facilities they began to scramble for it to satiate their own needs thus stirring anger jealousy hate and violence. Therefore Xi the first person who had found the bottle decided to throw this evil thing to the end of the world. In the course of his journey he came across Andrew Steyn and Kate Thompson who eventually fell in love with each other. Meanwhile a brutal Samboga’s gang was subdued by Mr. Steyn with the help of Xi.
It is plausible that this comedy film is sheerly a good expression. This film directly demonstrates its positive and pleasant dimensions to its viewers. Indeed this film is imbued with comic elements. I was amazed when Xi had misgivings about how such a small bottle on the telescope could have a capacity of so many people. I was bursting into laughter the moment Mr. Steyn steered towards the fence which blocked his way and he responded awkwardly in the presence of Mrs. Thompson trying to pick up the bottles falling from the table. I was giggling when Jack drove away his bus under which lurked Xi and Mpudi to elude the beast chasing after him. However that is far from enough. It is true that the aesthetic effect of a comedy is laugh which is the part and