Slavery Banned!

Went to OU js now with some of my course mates after class was over. All of them wanted to watch Kungfu Panda but only one of my friend, Alex n I have seen it. So the both of us decided to watch something else. It was between The Orphanage n Amazing Grace, but we decided to watch the latter bcus we thought that would be so much better than watching a ghost movie. Boy were we wrong! I would so rather watch the ghost movie cus the Amazing Grace was kinda boring since it is based on a true story. Lotsa scenes in the Parliament room, with all the men debating n argueing about political matters. BORING!!!

So my advice to those planning to watch this movie.. forget it! Spend your money watching some other movie.

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Amazing Grace

William Wilberforce led efforts as a member of Parliament in 18th-century England to end slavery and the slave trade in the British empire. Wilberforce was elected to the House of Commons at 21 and took on the issue of slavery, successfully assembling a diverse coalition that went up against the most powerful men of the time.