Hollywood is famous for making a large number of movies every year. Hollywood movies are famous in a lot of countries of the world. Every year, Hollywood gives brilliant movies to the world. A lot of money is spent in making these movies. Most of the Hollywood movies act an inspiration to the directors and producers of movies from other countries.
In this article we are going to give you a review of “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”, a Hollywood movie released in the year of 2008. If you have not seen this movie, then you have missed a great movie. In this movie Brad Pitt, plays the role of such a person who ages backwards. Following is a summary of the storyline of this movie.
Benjamin (Brad Pitt), the son of Mr. Button was born as a baby but had wrinkles like a very old man. His mother died after giving birth to him. His father took him as a monster and left him on the stairs of someone else’s house. The owner of that house, a lady and her husband, took the responsibility of that child as they were very kind hearted people. From then, Benjamin begins to grow up in size and his age begins to grow backwards. Till the time he reached his 20s, he felt in love with many a woman. When Benjamin became very old, he turned in to a baby. He died in the lap of her girlfriend Daisy.
The camerawork is very good and the entire movie is in flashback. The story is very emotional and one can feel the problems felt by Benjamin, when he became a father of a daughter from Daisy. Benjamin knew he could not be a good father, so, he left Daisy and his daughter. The movie takes you to some other world, where you just get concerned about Benjamin and his life. For 2 hours and 40 minutes, which is the duration of this movie, the viewers of this movie forget everything outside this movie. This movie is directed by “David Fincher”. If you are thinking about the source from where the idea of this movie has been taken up then we would like to inform you that this movie is based on a short story written by F.Scott Fitzgerald, who is famous for his short stories.
