Review of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

Review: Exteremely Loud and Incredibly Close

Directed by Stephen Daldry

Starring : Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Thomas Horn, Max Von Sydow, Viola Davis, John Goodman, Jeffrey Wright, Zoe Caldwell, Hazella Goodman

            This movie based on Jonathan Safran Foer’s novel with similar title.  Exteremely Loud and Incredibly Close is another story about 9/11. This movie does not tell about how people stuck and survive in World Trade Center. The story focuses about United States citizen, specially the main caracter life in different condition after 9/11 tragedy

Etremely Loud and Incredibly Close tells about a nine years old boy’s life ( Oskar Schell). He is a special boy. He has Asperger syndrom that makes him has difference way in looking a phenomenon with another people and hard to socialyze. Luckly, he has a really care father and understanding him. Before died on  9/11 tragedy, his father used to give a challenging game to train his mind and make him socialyze.

            A year after his father gone, accidently Oskar find a key. He belives that it is  an answer for his unfinished mission from his father. Without telling to his mother, he goes around Ney York City to find the door of  that key. In his expedition, Oskar meets so many new people that sympatyze of his story. One of that people is and old man who decided to stop talking  because of his world war II traumatic. Oskar doing his expedition with this old man and find another meaning of life that he never realized before.

            Struggeling of a boy to complete a mission from his father with 9/11 background, Exteremely Loud and Incredibly Close absolutely has a big potention  to be a strong emotional story that touch the watcher. In contrary, many parts felt too flat and do not succses tell the idea.