Review of Mask (1985) by Hailey B — 20 Dec 2018

Have you ever seen someone being left out based on their looks? If so have you ever felt like the way they've been treated you wanted to do something about it? Then this movie is for you. This movie is about a teenager who has a massive deformity and his biker gang mother.

They both try to live normal lives as possible under the circumstances of happiness. Directed by Peter Bogdanovich and the main stars of this movie are Sam Elliot who plays as the mother's boyfriend (Gar).

Eric Stoltz who plays like the kid who is deformed (Rocky Dennis) and Cher who you may know as the famous singer, but she plays as Rocky's mother (Rusty Dennis). On the other hand, this movie has won an Oscar.

Another two wins and seven nominations. In some parts of the movie, it may be a little dull but the movie has a great meaning behind it about just because people look at you different you can still achieve in many ways.

This movie may even make you feel poignant and empathy for Rocky because there was one part when the carnival ticket taker says â (not intending to let Rocky ride the bumper cars) You can ride kid, but I can't take the blame for what happens to re here.

â This movie is very marvelous, satisfying, powerful, and inspiring. Also, in my opinion, this is one of the best classics you will watch about a kid with a deformity. This can also connect with people in real life that has this problem but no matter how you look you just gotta keep going.

In addition to this movie, it relates to other movies like the movie Wonder that's also about a little kid who is deformed. Overall this movie is biography and drama. Its rated PG-13 and for a rating, I would give it a B+.