Film Review - Almos\' A Man

In the film, Almos A Man, Dave is a young boy who whole caboodle as a maturate hand who feels like he is treated like a boy but he feels like he should be treated like a man. He even quips to his cause that she often tells him he is almos a man now, during the discussion when he asks to buy a hoagie. He makes relieve later excuse somewhat why they motivation a gas but in reality it seems to me to be a typical boys compaction with crampfishs, as he truly proves it to be as the movies goes on.\nHe actually convinces his mother that he will buy the crampfish and bring it straight stem and give to her so she gouge give it to his initiate. Naturally he does non bring it objurgate home. He keeps it loaded and under his pillow. When his mom wakes him and asks for it, he says its hidden let outside and he will get it first gear thing in the morning. Again, he does not retrieve the gun for his mother.\nThis time he takes the gun to work in the handle with him. As he is on the job(p) the fields with the mule, Jenny, to whom he seemed rather attached, he decides to fire the gun for the first time. In his inexperience, he fires erratically and accidentally burgeon forth the mule and she is killed. He seems in truth upset and remorseful at first but after his parents and his boss, Mr. Hawkins found out about the gun and what he had do and they reprimanded him, he became angry and sullen. When his father instructed him to return the gun to the set up where he bought it, he kind of decided to keep it and hopped on a train out of town.\nDave Saunders suffered a series of too bad events, all of which were of his own doing collectable to his own immaturity. He continually lied about the gun, he failed to get help for the mule immediately and then he lied about wound it. Running away proves he hasnt grown up. Even his winding about proving to them hes a man is more than inane silliness and alone proves further that he has not matured at all. D ave matte that he needed a gun to prove he was a man ...