'Life of Pi' by Ang Lee 2012 Literature & Language Movie Review

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People tend to be astonished by death-defying experiences. This them dumbfounded by the movie, Life of Pi. This film utilizes a circular narrative method where the story goes on, then goes back to where it began, and its conclusion ties the remaining pieces of the story together. A circular narrative provides a closure through a return to the opening material.
The story started gives us a hint on how the storytelling will pursue, but little did we know that this story will prosper. The setting was in Piscine Patel's house, the primary character of the movie, who began telling his own story to a man who asked for his help concerning spiritual beliefs and the confusion on whose God shall he follow. After hearing that question, he initiated narrating his own complex story when he was still a teenage boy who adored exploration to its brink.
Little did the young man know whether the story he was about to hear is real or just the play of imagination, which made the beginning of the story intriguing. Ideas related to God and society are always fascinating, and sometimes even mischievous. People really did not know which religion or belief is true. Still, everyone proclaimed that their faith is the correct one to follow—like a commandment, which is, in reality, enthralling.
The following stories on Mr. Pastel made everything even more exciting. He described himself as a precocious and an incredibly clever boy who, by the age of fifteen, adopted three spiritual concepts, namely, Hindu, Christianity, and Islam—all of which, he perceptively engulfs like everything about these three is in his possession. He shared his inspiring story on how he ended up believing in God, which, indeed, was because of a tragedy that happened in his life.
A smell of a starting adventure lingers in this part. Experiences are loved by viewers for these acts as ecstasy that they cannot entirely resist. Not just a rapture, you can even compare it to the syrup of a pancake. Meaning, the story will never be complete without the narration of an adventure. There was a flashback that helped the viewers realize how the impact of the disaster shaped Piscine's faith in God before and up to the present, and this was the purpose of the use of the circular narrative cycle in a story; it is for the people or the viewers to understand the future with the help of the past.
Also, the film depicted numerous powerful scenes where the action starts rising. This is when Pi goes out to their room to see the lightning outside the s...