Review of "The Help" Movie
- Caner Çetin
- Oct 22
- 3 min read
It is a fascinating movie and it is my first time to watch a movia about colored maid people's life. The movie reveals a lot of facts about colored maid's life. The movie examines the role of maids in the daily life, especially as working in a house with serving to white poeple. The movie shed on light to how difficult their lifes and how colored people have (or don't have) a life-work balance.
Interestingly, the most shocking event is using toiltets. White and colored people don't use same toilet becasue of hygenic reasons. In the movie I realized white people act like colored people have some diesases and come down with this disease if they use the same toilet. Additionally, the location of toilets differ. All colored people's toilets are located in basement or in the outside. We see a colored maid is fired only because of attempiting to use a white's toilet.
Our main character has a purpose to stop it and decide to write a book about happenings. Skeeter try to get attention fro colored maids and fails at first. Then, she is succeed on get attention from Aibileen and they start to write a report about their experiences. Aibileen express her feelings on take care of a child instead of her little one. She expresses feelings about how is it like spending your most time with a white family as a maid. Skeeter takes each one of details.
After a short time, almost all maids decide to join to this report. They feel ready to admit their real feelings so they make an important contribution for how is it like a clored maid in a white family. Skeeter listens all of them patiently and shows respect. As a result, she publishes a book that is called "The Help". All white neighbours of Skeeter read the book and show disrespectiful behaviours to the content. However, we see that the book is becoming a famous all around the country and Skeeter take a good price from sellings. She apportins the total price to colored maids who made a contribution to the book.
As a result, we see happier maids and how writing is impactful to make a change in the minds. Also, we gain an idea about how is it be like being a colored maid at past.
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It is a fascinating movie, and it is my first time watching a movie about colored maid people's lives. The movie reveals a lot of facts about a colored maid's life. The movie examines the role of maids in daily life, especially as they work in a house serving white people. The movie shed light on how difficult their lives are and how colored people have (or don't have) a life-work balance.
Interestingly, the most shocking event is using toilets. White and colored people don't use the same toilet because of hygienic reasons. In the movie I realized white people act like colored people have some diseases and come down with this disease if they use the same toilet. Additionally, the locations of toilets differ. All colored people's toilets are located in the basement or outside. We see a colored maid is fired only because of attempting to use a white's toilet.
Our main character has a purpose to stop it and decides to write a book about happenings. Skeeter tries to get attention from colored maids and fails at first. Then, she succeeds in getting attention from Aibileen, and they start to write a report about their experiences. Aibileen expresses her feelings on taking care of a child instead of her little one. She expresses feelings about what it is like spending most of your time with a white family as a maid. Skeeter takes each one of the details.
After a short time, almost all maids decide to join this report. They feel ready to admit their real feelings, so they make an important contribution to how it is like being a colored maid in a white family. Skeeter listens to all of them patiently and shows respect. As a result, she publishes a book that is called "The Help." All white neighbors of Skeeter read the book and show disrespectful behaviors toward the content. However, we see that the book is becoming famous all around the country, and Skeeter takes a favorable price from the sales. She apportions the total price to colored maids who made a contribution to the book.
As a result, we observe that the maids are happier and that writing has a significant impact on changing people's perspectives. Also, we gain an idea about whatit was like being a colored maid in the past.
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