Saturday, May 25, 2019

Lessons to learn from the Greta movie

In this movie, a young girl called Frances living in New York City, found a handbag at the subway with an address note inside and decided to return the lost bag back to the owner but her good gesture turned her whole life around, making it a scary drama scene as the window wanted more than that because the window is not what she seemed to be. This movie teaches a lot, and if there is one lesson to learn from the movie title "Greta" it is that not all coffee invitations are harmless. In the world today, wicked people are looking for different ways to carry out their evil hidden secret agendas. This is like a fantasy for them,  some are psychologically unstable, while some are lonely but in any situation, it is never right to channel your frustration into making other people suffer. Do not fall into this plight, be wise, when you want to show love or help someone, do it and go your way, not everyone person is for keeps. Sometimes, after you help walk away, don't even exchange contacts or accept launch dates. Life can be that simple and also complicated at the same time.
             



IMDb: 6.1.
Duration: 98 min.
Quality: HD.
Release: 2019.
Directors: Neil Jordan.
Country: United States.
Genres: Thriller, drama, mystery.
Actors: Chloë Grace Moretz Isabelle Huppert,Maika Monroe, Colm Feore, Stephen Rea, Zawe Ashton, Jeff Hiller, Thaddeus Daniels, Raven Dauda, Parker Sawyers.



Lessons to learn from the movie "Greta" 
This movie subtitle says everyone needs a friend.
1. Sometimes help isn't needed.
2. You can not help everyone.
3. Not all coffee invitations are harmless.
4. Do not take lost items to an address, give it to security instead.
5. Coffee is a friendly drink but beyond it lies the death of so many.
6. Because you helped a person, doesn't mean you should exchange contact. 




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