The Fly reaction paper

The film, The Fly in the 1950s depicts a scientist who invents a lot of things using technology, setting up incredible machines people have not yet seen nor even think about it, and the mix of comedy in it, for me, make it entertaining.

Andre Delambre has a family and even attends to gatherings even though he’s got a lot more to experiment about. His love for his wife seemed like an inspiration to improve his inventions, thus, I think some scientists can be active in social activities too. On a particular scene in the movie where he and his wife watched their son’s ballet show, however, he automatically stashed out his pen and started solving problems-going scientific even in inappropriate settings. On the other hand, his wife continuously advises him to not over do his experiments.

The film showed about his invention that gone wrong eventually turning himself into a fly, takes its actions that resulted to taking away his life. This suggests that science technology sometimes crosses failures and does not arrive in our desired goals in one shot.

His wife advised him not o experiment with animals anymore but his curiosity pushed him to continue what he was asked not to do. In my view, it is not totally his fault or craving information and continue experimenting in finding answers to his questions.

With this film, it showed that technology has brought convenience in our lives yet flaws and failures come resulting to some unwanted and awful  outcome.