Movie Moms: 5 Movies to Celebrate Their Day

“There is only one mother and I found you on the street” is a national saying that serves very well to explain the importance of mothers in our society. Although in real life it is true that we only have one, in the history of cinema there have been maternal characters that have moved us by the reflection of our own mothers who are given in them. On the occasion of the mother, we review 5 characters that are varied examples of different mothers to celebrate their day.1-Raimunda in “Volver” Pedro Almodóvar’s filmography is full of great female characters and among them, many are mothers. But if there is a powerful maternal character in the imaginary of the La Mancha director, it is Raimunda from the film Volver. The character played by an immeasurable Penelope Cruz is willing to do anything to protect her daughter, who has killed her father before he could abuse her. Raimunda will take her daughter to her family’s La Mancha town, where she will remember her roots, but also other painful experiences anchored in her memory. 2-Beatrix Kiddo in “Kill Bill 2” “Me for my daughter MA-to” could literally say Uma Thurman’s character Beatrix Kiddo in Quentin Tarantino’s quintessential action movie. What begins as a story of revenge in the first part, turns into the search for the villain and rescue of his precious daughter. Beatrix Kiddo is willing to do anything, including killing the man she loves to get her away from that criminal world. 3-Sarah Connor in “Terminator” To talk about Sarah Connor is to mention one of the best-known mothers in film history. In the first installment of the saga they persecute him because he is going to be, and in Terminator 2:On doomsday he already has to protect his teenage son with the help of an impromptu father figure, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s terminator. Sarah Connor saves her son and the world in a single film. 4- Mrs Potts in “Beauty and the Beast” The love that this enchanted teapot feels for her son in Beauty and the Beast is more magical than the entire franchise Disney board. She never leaves him, teaches him and scolds him when he has to. She also goes out of her way to undo the curse on her master’s castle. 5-Erin Brokovich In addition to being an incredible mother in fiction, Erin Brokovich is a totally real activist and character. The Steven Soderbergh film gave its only Oscar to Julia Roberts in a role that shows that not having goals and objectives in life does not care about the mother side. Julia Roberts’ character may land a historic lawsuit against P&G for pouring pollution down a well while raising three children beautifully.