Who is really the happiest? Social
acceptance over enjoyment? Reassurance, peace, and excitement fill the
character Elwood after he creates an imaginary friend. This imaginary friend turns out to be a
six-foot-three and half-inch rabbit named Harvey. Society has difficulty
understanding and accepting Elwood’s friend, because it isn’t socially
acceptable and it may not be good for their “image.” Through creating the
character Harvey, the audience understands it does not matter what we have to
do to be fully happy in this life. This became evident when Elwood, said,
"Well, I've wrestled with reality for 35 years, Doctor, and I'm happy to
state I finally won out over it." This shows Elwood has truly
found inner peace, and he enjoys all areas of his life. Proving that
through a good attitude and a light heart one can enjoy their life to the
fullest.
I really enjoyed James Stewart’s
character. He had me looking for that
invisible rabbit the entire film. He was very successful in his roll, convincing
the audience how happy and inviting he was. Good film.
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