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Review of The Terminal

Airport, a place that uncounted people come and go everyday. Have you ever thought if you have something important to do, but can't do it right now? Maybe you will feel worried and helpless.

The Terminal tells a story about a man named Viktor Navorski (Tom Hanks acted) who comes from Krakozhia, was told that his motherland was at war. Soon, he became a person with no personality, he could neither enter into the America Border, nor return to his country, because of his unacceptable visa, therefore, he had to stay in the Kennedy International Airport until the war has stopped.

After seeing the movie, I was deeply impressed by Viktor. In order to achieve his father's last wish, all he could do was to wait, he was waiting a chance to leave. It is hard to image, a man knew little English, with no money, no food. How can he live, make friends, even love? Rely on a strong faith, Viktor did it! During his nine-month stay in the airport, he washed himself in toilet, slept in the lounge, and even found a job as a construction worker. Perhaps you will feel, he was a poor guy. But he never give up. He earned money through his hands in order to feed himself. Made friends with the airport staff. And he also met a beautiful airline stewardess named Amelia Warren (Catherine Zeta-Jones acted). I think, we must have a spirit like Viktor.

I am also impressed by some splendid dialogue. Like: Amelia: "Are you coming or going?" Viktor Navorski: "I don't know. Both." From these sentences, we can see, Viktor was at sea. He didn't know what will happen next, but he has a strong willing, that is, he must fulfill his father's promise, go to New York to get the signature. And he got it finally!

The most appeals to me, that's the "Life is waiting." Viktor was waiting to go to New

York, waiting to achieve his father's last wish, waiting for peace. His action proved that what is love, what is the definition of happiness... After Viktor got the signature, he got on a taxi and said "I going home." Then he went on his way home with hope, promise, love and happiness.

I trust, happiness is everywhere. In short, The Terminal is a well worth seeing film.