“I am not a Gun”: a Book/Film Review of the Iron Man (the Iron Giant)

The Iron Giant (1999) directed by Brad Bird.

The two bandits killed a deer using a gun, and the Iron Man said, “Guns,” and Hogarth said, “Guns kill,” and the Iron Man respond, “Guns kill people” and the Iron Man understood what Hogarth said. While the other guy, from the army said, “Attack the Iron Man” for selfish reasons, and they brought violence to the Iron Man. So after that, the Iron Man brought violence to them too. Because he remembered “Guns kill,” and he got angry so he almost killed many people firing at him.

The story is about violence. Because, the Iron Man only gets violent when they also get violent to him. He was given a choice to be a gun or not, and he chose not to be a gun. We must not be a gun. We must not be violent to other people, because guns kill people and it kills souls, but souls never die.