The recently released film: 'Burnt', starring Bradley Cooper, is the story of a talented and intensely emotional chef, who is recovering from substance abuse and looking for success in order to improve his quality of life.
He changes his harsh and angry ways through his passion for cooking and through learning to control his emotions.
He falls in love, although he isn't expecting to do so, and this transforms him.
His love for the female protagonist and his new found compassion for his colleagues, aid him to follow a different path towards self fulfillment, family life, and a successful career.
The abstract ideas in the film are inspired from the main character, i.e the chef:
Regulating ones emotions and moderation in all things are best, in order to reach people on all levels and obtain ones goals in life.
Love and family are crucial to recovery, self discovery and emotional fulfillment, as well as moving forward generally. Children are a source of knowledge as well as being influenced greatly by their adult role models.
In this case, Bradley's love interest compliments him perfectly, and her daughter does as well. He learns from their behaviour, which tempers his own, and he teaches the daughter to reflect on life and relationships. The young girl, in turn, teaches him to accept criticism and improve himself.
Consistency is of the utmost importance in life; specifically in relationships, as well as in cooking methods in this case. Nevertheless, originality is key to modernising healthy eating habits.
In terms of individuality, inconsistency and originality or quirkiness are useful, but too much eccentricity can hinder ones self control.
All in all, this film appeals to the culinary senses. It encourages cooking with fresh ingredients, in both a traditional and a modern way.
He changes his harsh and angry ways through his passion for cooking and through learning to control his emotions.
He falls in love, although he isn't expecting to do so, and this transforms him.
His love for the female protagonist and his new found compassion for his colleagues, aid him to follow a different path towards self fulfillment, family life, and a successful career.
The abstract ideas in the film are inspired from the main character, i.e the chef:
Regulating ones emotions and moderation in all things are best, in order to reach people on all levels and obtain ones goals in life.
Love and family are crucial to recovery, self discovery and emotional fulfillment, as well as moving forward generally. Children are a source of knowledge as well as being influenced greatly by their adult role models.
In this case, Bradley's love interest compliments him perfectly, and her daughter does as well. He learns from their behaviour, which tempers his own, and he teaches the daughter to reflect on life and relationships. The young girl, in turn, teaches him to accept criticism and improve himself.
Consistency is of the utmost importance in life; specifically in relationships, as well as in cooking methods in this case. Nevertheless, originality is key to modernising healthy eating habits.
In terms of individuality, inconsistency and originality or quirkiness are useful, but too much eccentricity can hinder ones self control.
All in all, this film appeals to the culinary senses. It encourages cooking with fresh ingredients, in both a traditional and a modern way.
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