Movies are entertaining. One thing I always look out for when watching any movie is lessons to learn from it. Of what use is a movie without sending a clear message and lessons to learn from? My friends would say they can never watch movies with me, except for a few who understand me and are patient to focus and get the message from such a movie. They know I don't skip or forward any scene but take my time to watch while focusing on each line and something to get from it. I usually have a pen and book by my side when I am watching a movie and at other times, with my notepad while in transit or somewhere where I can easily jot down whatever phrase that catches my attention.
A lot of us would agree that there are movies that are filmed based on real-life stories, based on books, etc. Some things happen in reality that we see in movies just to let all viewers know what is happening around us, so also movies that are near impossible with a lot of fantasies which one can vividly say can never happen in real life.
This is one reason we try not to believe everything seen in movies but the most important thing is to focus on lessons to be learned from them because that is what these movie producers want us to get and capture — lessons to learn from.
I have watched lots of movies that caught my attention and got many lessons from them, some got me so emotional that tears would flow from my eyes and would be so real and that is because I put my mind into such movies and would feel empathetic about them. But this particular one got me hooked to the last. Well, I didn't cry but I felt for the victim.
Let's move on to see what is in this movie...
Beekeeper is a touching and interesting movie that took place in the United Kingdom. The movie is about how corruption was exposed by a hive keeper because an old woman was fraud to death by some set of organisations that set up a particular software that seemed to be helping the citizens, not knowing that the software was made to be scamming the unprivileged ones. After all, the owner seems to be untouchable.
The old woman was an educator who had worked all her life to help support charity organisations. Over two million dollars were taken from her account because she did not know how to operate the computer; her daughter set up the system for her. But while trying to ask for guidelines from a computer operator who seems to be a young guy, but ends up transferring all the money into their account. This led to the woman committing suicide.
But, it's just so amazing when a neighbour named Mr Clay exposes the corruption because of the result of what killed the old woman through the incident that the so-called untouchable ones caused. The movie is an American Action movie that speaks a lot of strong violence and fighting throughout the movie.
I was made to know what beekeepers are capable of doing except you do not cross their boundaries. Mr Clay took up the fight because this woman was the only one who took care of him in the apartment. Clay stood on his word and made sure everyone involved was hunted and killed. Even the daughter of the woman, who was a CBI agent could not track these wicked people down.
I love the role Mr Clay played because he is the main fighter in that movie, who wants to expose the corruption in the country, and he performed his role very uniquely and in excellent ways.
The movie exposes the corrupt activities that the people in power use on the less privileged ones. However, the movie dwells on how people should be very careful about using known & unknown applications/software in order not to hurt them in return and ensure the tool sources are legal and well registered.
It also focuses on people in the range of 18-60 years of age who are using the computer in illicit ways and one should be very careful around them. Imagine a young guy about 20 years old in the business of scamming people who have made lots of wealth from it.
I was also amazed at Mr Clay's actions and the way he moved on his every operation and made me know that nothing is impossible and nobody is untouchable, just that their time hasn't reached to be caught by the right person/people. I love where he said no one is untouchable, yes, he took care of them smoothly.
Every part of the movie is okay because it uses the right locations, tools, cars, and environment, and every other element of the movie enhances the movie's outlook.
The movie is one of the best to me and I will always recommend it to people to watch and learn that nothing is impossible and most importantly, to be careful in this digital and technology world because anything can happen. Scammers are everywhere and we shouldn't fall victim or feel ignorant but do our research on any project before embarking on it. So also, we are in a digital world and everyone should have, if not all, knowledge of how to operate the computer and verify information before making a decision.
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