The movie was very similar to the song; it was sad, exhilarating and inspirational. It taught three key issues that can be useful in all aspects of life. Hard work and Perseverance- The little boy wanted to buy the shoes for his mother. Unlike the majority of children, his first thought was not to ask his dad for the money. He asked his father for a job so that he could earn the money to buy the shoes. His father did not give him one, but the kid did not let that stop him. He really wanted to buy those red ballet shoes for his mother and so he and his teacher collected used cans. The cans were only five cents each and it took them until Christmas Eve to be able to afford the shoes. He worked until he accomplished the goal he set out to accomplish; to buy his ailing mother some Christmas shoes. Selflessness- The blonde ladys husband was overly egotistical and supercilious. He made arrogant comments throughout the movie to the guy who worked on his beloved Mercedes. He also put his career before his family. Buying a new house was more important to him than his wifes happiness. When I began thinking there was not even a parcel of hope that he would change, he did. The little boy was standing in line on Christmas Eve to buy his mother those shoes and after all of that work was still five dollars short. However, after hearing this, the man paid for the shoes. Appreciation- The man obviously struggled with an internal conflict revolving around the appreciation of himself. The ailing mother was very appreciative throughout the movie. Especially at the end, she received those hideous red shoes from her son. I know that any mother has to appreciate gifts their child gives them; but she really loved the shoes. She knew her son had just been thinking about her and she appreciated that.
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