Jhaymee Rose P. Brocal Sir.

Reynaldo
Humss Paul October 5, 2021

I watched again the movie "Fireproof," which I saw with my family once before. This film

is particularly interesting for me because it addresses issues not only in marriage, but also

with someone fighting their faith and relationships with God. But Caleb and Catherine

have to fight in their marriage to find a way to overcome it. The main subject of the film is

the fight. On both sides of the relationship there are many mistakes. He does not want to

hear about and understand the stresses and problems of Catherine and divide her money

into hers and other women outside her relationship. He wants Caleb to listen and

understand. With Caleb, he does not listen to and understand Catherine's stresses,

problems and finances and wants other women outside her relationship. He is not willing to

listen. However, Catherine's mistakes are also numerous. Caleb constantly points out that

Catherine feels that he is disrespectful to him, and that may cause a strain both in his

perception and in his perception by Catherine. Catherine, however, feels as if Caleb does

nothing and has a primary role to play both in her house and in her mother and father.

Both problems are contradictory.