Igor is an excellent film, with a lot to learn from its content. It has a very dark atmosphere throughout the entire movie, which may not be very pleasant for some. If you can get past the movie showing, it’s a great way to spend just 1 hour 20 minutes. Some of the life lessons include: the conflict between good and evil within ourselves, the incentives to commit an evil act, and the impact of a simple gift.
Good or bad? It seems like such an easy decision to make. However, when further analyzed, it is actually much easier to commit bad deeds than good ones. One of the reasons is incentives, which I’ll talk about in more detail soon. Another reason is lack of patience. If you decide to do a bad deed for incentives, it will be noticed almost immediately and you will usually get what you are looking for. A good deed may not be noticed by others for quite some time. It can take years to receive incentives from an act of good (money, etc.). But an act of evil will bring physical incentives almost instantly. The main factor in committing a good deed is moral incentives. He comes instantly every time you do something good. However, when you do a bad deed, they will never appear.
On a similar note, why are the incentives coming so quickly? Why did King Malbert create Weather Ray and force his people to turn evil? It’s not because he was a bad person (although he wasn’t exactly good); he was just an extremely impatient person who lacks morals. King Malbert tried to manifest a great fortune in the fastest way possible. When he held the Evil Science Fair every year, he threatened to drop an evil invention on his people if he didn’t receive $100 billion. What a nice guy! This is because King Malbert knew that people respond extremely quickly to one of his most negative emotions: fear.
In Igor, Eva gives gifts to her friends. Igor feels that he is in debt to Eva, so he gives her a necklace that is of great value to him. The simple act of giving gifts can establish a place in someone’s heart. In this case, he did. From this moment in the film, Igor no longer tried to make Eva what she was not. A simple gift from the heart can resolve an unstable situation. Tip: Homemade gifts are the most effective, contact me if you need any ideas.
Igor contains some great messages hidden behind a very dark shell, which also contains witty humor and amusing movie references. Igor is much more enjoyable when you understand the moral values that are taught. In the end, evil does not benefit anyone, because it is the moral incentives that we are all really looking for.