When you read the name of this movie out loud it largely depicts a somber emotion. That's the problem. The movie was undeniably magnificent, as the characters slowly evolved into the story. George (Freddie Highmore) presents us with the worst ultimatum that man has ever managed to create. The decision on how this life is perceived. George has his heart set on living simply for his final fate, death. The general population of Earth see death as natures succumb element, although it is every single persons unescapable fate we try to live our lives hoping that the hours we stay up at night writing essays about a life already lived, a faded, overcome personality that someone decided to label as entertainment. George helps uncover a lost element of our lives, a simple anecdote of his behavior is powerful enough to say that he has a strong belief that we are all dying from the second we are born. So if we all manage to loathe the thought of death, why do we all waste our existence. We all say that we try our hardest not to waste time but to be honest every word in this post is wasting your time on this Earth. Another part of you is closer to death because you took another second to read this blog. I don't want to scare you into thinking every action you undertake will bring you another step closer to your fate but there isn't enough time to pretend. The Art of Getting By proved to be a strong reinforcement of life, live it well because we're all dying the difference is how will you spend the days leading to your death. I strongly recommend that a fraction of your life should be spent watching this movie, it will be time well spent.
All my love, tay xx
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