Personal opinion…

The Greastest Showman shows us how important it is to dream and work for those dreams, regardless of obstacles and social status, but, above all, to know how to value what you have and yourself. There is no doubt that PT had everything to be happy from the beginning, a family that supported him in everything, even if the idea he had was crazy, even so, he did not feel self-sufficient and he looked down on himself and others, he looked for a success that everyone approved of and, no matter how much he achieved wealth and fame, he did not find true happiness and, the more he looked for external approval, the more you lose yourself, because acceptance itself is the true success that will lead you to a more extraordinary environment.

Although it has a captivating story, being a musical they should have left the musical part more fluid with the narrative in general, however, I liked the songs, I love Hugh's voice, even though they are not catalogued as transcendental, they still sound in many covers of the songs that can be appreciated in the film. There was also criticism for the lack of depth and exploitation of the characters in question, I feel that it is difficult in just two hours, so as a way to open the film to who was the founder of the largest circus in the United States, it fulfilled the task, it is not the musical of musicals, but it entertains.

I feel that he focuses on inspiring you to live the life of PT, to never give up, to not judge by appearances, to accept others as they are and to accept yourself. It also tells us how is that journey between dream and reality that, it is not easy, who said it was, but, you have to fight against all odds, against adversity, as long as you appreciate what you have, that's where we find true happiness, because we all have the potential to achieve and create something extraordinary, just persevere and be grateful throughout the process.