Up until a few days ago, I'd never heard of the movie Little Miss Sunshine . Originally, I was under the impression the movie wasn't going to be anything phenomenal, or anything that blew me away. But after completing watching this movie, I was proven utterly wrong--and not just because Steve Carell is in it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oS7GzRivYoM In Little Miss Sunshine, we see a dysfunctional family come together in order to support their young daughter/granddaughter/niece, Olive, as she strives to win the Little Miss Sunshine Pageant. Despite not winning and ultimately getting kicked out, she is joined on stage with her family alongside her for one last big hoorah. It is honestly a much happier ending in my opinion than Olive winning. In the film Little Miss Sunshine, directors and husband and wife Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton portray societal norms and standards like the prevalence of depression, body image and mental illness/issues in society. They do th...