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The movie, The seeming Purple, may be verging on one of my favorite movies of all time. When I watch it my eyes are literally glued to the screen. It has made me cry and laugh and love and so many more than emotions that I cant even cry. I was literally so scared of scenes that I jumped off my seat and onto the floor. The movie starts out with a girl who gives blood to her second child. Her stepfather is the father of the child meaning he raped her not only once but twice. She is only fourteen during these years and she is only fourteen when she gets married to a man who remain nameless and he also rapes her and trounce her. Throughout the story, you learn from Celie herself who says when talking to her good friend Shug Avery, He beats me because I am not you. (Celie, The Color Purple). He then takes her sister away from her and she does not get to have contact with her sister again for an improbably long time. However, even though the story starts out so sad it does ge t better after the Ceile is and adult and she meets Sophia. Sophia is Harpos soon to be wife. Harpo is Mr. s son. Harpo and Sophia love each other very much, but they end up drifting apart and then Shug Avery comes into Celies life and changes it very much. She teaches Ceile a long ton of things and she is the woman who inspires Ceile to stand up for herself. There are three scenes in The Color Purple directed by Stephen Spielberg that are my absolute favorite.In the movie, The Color Purple, Ceile finally is told that she is something special from listening to a song. In this scene, Shug Avery is performing for a conference at their local bar. After her first song ends, she then tells the crowd what her next song is about. It is dedicated to none other than Mis... ... Celie is enjoying the action and does not want to leave, but has to when Shug pulls her away because things are getting dangerous. Celie gets in one more sneak peek of all the action, but does not see much before she is dragged away again. I do not mean to pick the scenes that were happier than others as my favorites. I did enjoy all of the other deep meaning scenes as well, but it is more difficult to write through tears. Personally, I think a movie about women empowerment is inspiring beyond anything else. Especially a movie where its starts off so sad and the narrator talks with such despondency and hopelessness and turns all that into success and happiness by the end. The Color Purple brings out so many emotions in everybody that when watching, you just cannot believe. There is never a boring point in this movie because all of it comes together at the end.