Life is beautiful

The kid survived like some of the kids who wrote the poems. Joshua had to hide and when he almost got caught they thought he was German. Sometimes they wouldn't get away with lying but he did because he had blonde hair. The movie wasn't as realistic as the actual event was. Except for the ending, that mad it seem more real than the rest of the movie.

The movie wasn't as realistic, it had some comedic parts. He did somethings that would've gotten him killed if he actually did them. The dad tried to make everything positive and said that it was just a game and the objective was that they had to listen to everything that their told to do.. The kid had to hide because he didn't go with the others to take a "shower" so if they saw him they would kill him. The dad would try and make signs like play music to let the mom know they were still there. The movie was funny but the end got more serious and shows what would actually happen but everything before that part was humorous.

Life is shown as beautiful because throughout the movie it shows how positive the dad was because he had his child there with him. If his kid wasn't there he would've been more depressed but his child was there to make him happier. When they got to the camps instead of telling the kid what was actually happening he told him it was a game and at the end you win a tank. That made the kid happier and also made his dad happier because he was able to keep his son safe without telling him the truth.