It didn’t affect the validity of the story but it made the story exciting and interesting where we could laugh at and cry at the same time around. It was a great meaningful work where anyone would think that a dumb Victor Navorski in a first impression could pertain talents and good internal being that made him loved by many. On other hand, it was absolutely effective upon portraying its purpose to the viewers where in fact I was also moved for this movie but there were just some lapses and mistakes that they have done.
The techniques and styles used in the movie were somewhat an audience-catcher charisma for they could gain a bunch of aftermaths and high quality cameras and editing skills were the media being used. However, it was a brilliant idea making a movie of a man being stuck in an airport, everything happened for a reason indeed. The aims of this work were to present an insight of no matter where you’re being placed you could still grow there.īut it could have been better if the director let the character be informed that he could not step in the United States’ soil because his visa was invalidated, before travelling to New York for he could remain in his country in the first place. The work was presented subjectively since it was told that it’s just inspired by a true story but not totally based, so the director of this movie had so much imagination to come out a production like this. He actually won major awards for this production, such as: Winner for Excellence in Production Design Award, Winner for BMI Film Music Award, Winner for Hollywood Film Award Casting Director of the Year and many other. He had never notice that he’s quickly making a home revolving in that terminal and socializing with people until the war cools down and he could find his way back home again.Ī gem of American film industry’s one of the most successful filmmakers, Steven Spielberg, was the creator of this movie. Most interestingly, he fell in love with Amelia- a flight attendant and making every moment worthy living for with her. As the days, weeks and months passed by he discovered the compressed world inside the terminal where everything he needs was there, he already seemed living in a micro country.
He also managed to find a job inside the airport because of his clever mind and God-given skills.
In his almost a 9-month stay in the airport he made a few friends with that people working in the airport and its staffs. He studied the ambiance of the airport system and find a way on how he could live there, fortunately he did. He was given vouchers for foods but unfortunately he lost them and moreover he couldn’t fluently speak English language that’s why there’s no one who helped him. He had to remain in the international lounge area and was categorized as a man of nowhere until the war at his home is over. Since he wasn’t competent for some fugitive status or haven’t done any crimes, the airport officials could not let him into New York nor send back home. Kennedy airport, officials told him that his visa has been cancelled and he is not allowed to enter New York until his country was reclassified and visa reissued. “The Terminal” depicts about an Eastern European man named “Victor Navorski” who planned to visit New York with a purpose of collecting an autograph from the tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, while he’s on his departure to the United States, his country Krakozhia was in the middle of a fiery coup which their government has been murdered by rebel forces. There are pros and cons about this movie that’s why I have a mixed evaluation for this masterpiece.
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