HURUMANU 1 (SEXXXY PARAGRAPH)

 Hey everyone once again today in hurumanu 1 we were doing sexxxy paragraphs so here is my next paragraph I hope you like it 

In the film hunt for the wilderpeople there is one scene where Ricky and Hec are hiding from the cops in behind a bush/trees. For example they had been on the run for quiet a while and then the cops had found out they had run away so they were trying to find them and they had to hid quiet a lot. I think the audience would be relived when they saw this seen because they knew they hadn’t been caught yet. The director might of included this because they knew that people would be interested in Ricky and Hecs journey because it was a interesting journey. They most likely used this camera angle because it shows how they are laying in the trees and I think they used this lighting so you can see what type of scenery they are in. In my opioion i think that this scene is very meaning full scene.

HURUMANU 1 (SEXXXY PARAGRAPH)

 Hey everyone welcome back today in hurumanu one we have been doing more paragraphs These paragraphs have been called SEXXXY Paragraphs I hope you have been enjoying my paragraphs thank you good bye 

In the movie Hunt for the Wilderpeople there is two characters called Hec and Ricky who had a very unhealthy relationship at the beginning of the film. In the film you can see that they are forming a better relationship when Bella dies and ricky fakes his own death but Hec knows he didn’t. When the audience saw the film and we saw that Ricky and Hec were becoming closer we all got happy because we all thought that they would hate each other forever. The director probably put this in the film because of how hec was towards Ricky at the start and wanted them to become closer. They became mostly closer friends when they were on the run and one day, when they had a chill time in the dark and had a meaningful conversation that's when they got the closest. I really liked this part of the movie because they hated each other then all of a sudden they want to have each other around.