Crazy, it’s a word we use often to describe a person. But, not everyone we assign the word to fits the textbook definition of crazy. Sometimes these people are just eccentric. Their personalities don’t fall into the category of “normal” and there’s nothing wrong with that. Just ask Rosa, the protagonist of Good Crazy.
Rosa marches to the beat of her own drum and doesn’t need the approval of others to dictate how she lives her life. She’s the type of person you either love or hate. Between her outrageous sarcasm and self-righteous attitude, it’s easy to see why people might call her crazy. Rosa has her own way of viewing the world which includes trying to do the right thing whenever possible.
While on a hike with her boyfriend, she notices a red circle in the distance. The red circle turns out to be the bottom of a gigantic Star Wars cup. This find forces her to notice all the trash people left behind in the area. Instead of leaving the trash behind like her boyfriend asked, Rosa decides to collect all the trash she finds on …show more content…
In the middle of the film, Rosa meets her boyfriend’s friends but feels out of place and relies on her sarcasm to get her through the brunch. Her boyfriend’s friends are the type of people who love entertainment news and follow the latest trends. But, these aren’t the things Rosa cares about. So rather than allow them to control the conversation, she attempts to add her input which turns into her making fun of their lifestyle. Her behavior speaks to those who rely on sarcasm as a way to avoid awkward situations or any conversations all together. These people can find comfort in knowing they’re not the only ones who don’t know how to interact with other people. Even individuals who are sarcastic regularly can relate to Rosa because they know what it’s like to have someone misunderstand their