Hotel Rwanda was a touching film that is worth viewing. This movie was set in Kigali (Rwandas capital) during the Rwandan genocide of 1994, killing approximately one million Tutsis. Hotel Rwanda is based on a factual event where a hotel manager, Paul Rusesabagina, aids hundreds of refugees by giving them shelter in the Milles Collines Hotel. This film should be praised for the characters, but the film could have had more suspense and action.
The main character, Paul Rusesabagina, was a calm and determined man that did what was required of him to save many Tutsis. Paul not only spared his family from danger, he gave many orphans shelter at the hotel and food. Although, while Paul was always calm in chaotic situations it occasionally appeared unrealistic how he rarely broke down and was constantly collected.
The lack of suspense and action through out the film often left me bored. There was one major rebel attack during the movie, but it was just violent men riding by in a truck. Also, the scene that should the people scattered on the streets didn't have anything to build up to that or the killings in action. Lastly, the whole film was boring, but there could have been more suspense and action during certain parts of the film.
Over all the plot of the movie was a good choice because it makes other people aware of the issues that are happening internationally that might be hidden or sometimes even biased from the propaganda.
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