In their first film together, Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman made an unlikely pair work as brothers in the movie Rain Man. Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise) owns a car business. The first scene shows that Charlie is vary talkative. He can speaks with such eloquence. He has a beautiful girlfriend called Susanna (Valeria Golina). The conflict all started when he heard about his father's death, who he hadn't spoken for many years. His father had left him a car and a few rose bushes. The rest of the three million dollars went to his unknown, autistic brother, Raymond (Dustin Hoffman). At the beginning, Charles was in madness to get his share of money. But as he spent time with Raymond, he made a connection with him. He discovered that Raymond was not just a original mental patient. He was actually very intelligent. He could count 446 toothpick in a second, but he just

couldn't function normally. In reality, situation like Raymond may not happen very often, but with the terrific acting of Dustin, the plot becomed very realistic. How he tiled his head, and repeated himself all the time made his role believable. This could not be done without a good script. Ronald Bass did a very great job on writing the movie. Between showing the development of Charlie from anger to love, he added a little comedy, which made Rain Man even more interesting. One thing I have to mention about this movie are the scenario. The picks of locations and setting are excellent. For example, at the scene where Charlie and Raymond were driving to LA, it showed three shots from morning to night. The contrast between them made me feel involved. The sunset made me feel like it's the end of the day. Then they drove into LA, where lights and people are everywhere. This made me feel like back to life agai

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