of the whole movie. mrs. robinson was made up on the spot. i was singing. god bless you please mrs. roosevelt heaven holdses a place for those pray it was mrs. roosevelt and said we could. for the rest of your life you can hear simon and garfunkel and it takes you back to the vivid scenes in the graduate. here s to you mrs. robinson, jesus loves you more than you will know, whoa, whoa. when you get to the end of the graduate, we re not given a happy ending. elaine? elaine. yes, ben gets the girl. they hop on the bus together. but then that s it. they don t even know what to do with each other. hello darknessmide old friend
you from husband and. everybody going in probably knew that it ended with a shoot-out but they were not speccing it to end with a violent heavy thudding machine gunning moment. hey. the movie lets you love bonnie and clyde. and then watch them get destroyed. the french have been having deep dark thoughts about the social logical and psychological significance of the film and its success. generally, they are not very interested in what it tells about the 1930s. rather they call it a reflection of the horror, the violence, the emptiness of the american soul today. . hello darkness my hold friend of all these kinds of movies that were beginning to break through the system, the graduate became the movie for a