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The Greatest Showman By Michael Gracey
The greatest showman is about a young boy name p.t barnum who came from nothing but made his dream come true by believing in his self and others to he wanted to have his own circuit so people can enjoy other people and there talented he wanted people to believe in there self just like he believe in his self . he wanted people to be able to stand out and not be afraid to show there self even if people was going to make fun of them. The greatest show is unique and realistic because of the story and how the characters played there part very well . ( no one ever made a difference by being like everyone else ; pt barnum ) the title of the movie is called the greatest showman by Michael Gracey the film genre is biography , drama and musical .
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