We Saw The Film "Melania" and We Loved it!
- Jan 31
- 5 min read
Robert and I were eager to watch the film.
Initially, we heard many negative things about Mrs. Trump, but we understood better.
While watching the film, we felt her genuine pride in being American.
She demonstrated an enduring humanity and love.
Her mother's loss, her resolve to protect her son, and her efforts for the children of America were evident.
Robert and I were extremely eager and enthusiastic about the opportunity to see the film that had generated quite a buzz in the media.
Our excitement was palpable as we settled into our seats, ready to delve into the narrative that promised to shed light on a figure who had been under intense scrutiny.
Initially, we had heard countless negative remarks and criticisms directed towards Mrs. Trump, with many painting her in a less than flattering light. However, we approached the film with an open mind, confident in our understanding of her character and the complexities of her life.
We believed that the portrayal of her in popular discourse often lacked nuance and depth. As the film unfolded, we began to sense the authenticity and sincerity with which she embraced her role as an American citizen, showcasing a deep-rooted pride that resonated throughout her story.
Throughout the film, Mrs. Trump revealed a profound humanity and an unwavering love that seemed to transcend the challenges she faced. We were particularly moved by her poignant reflections on the loss of her mother, a personal tragedy that shaped her resilience and determination. Her commitment to safeguarding her son’s future and her proactive approach towards advocating for the children of America were both inspiring and heartwarming. It was evident that her experiences had fueled her passion for making a difference in the lives of young people.
Moreover, we were thoroughly impressed by how she hit the ground running in her diplomatic efforts, engaging with world leaders even before her husband officially began his second term in office. This proactive approach illustrated her dedication to fostering international relationships and her desire to represent the United States on a global stage.
It became clear that she had cultivated strong connections with prominent figures, including the Queen and future queens, showcasing her ability to navigate complex social dynamics with grace and poise.
Mrs. Trump's initiatives, particularly her campaigns such as Be Best and Fostering the Future, were designed to create meaningful educational and career opportunities for children, especially those in foster care.
These programs reflect her commitment to uplifting the most vulnerable members of society and ensuring they have access to the resources they need to thrive.
As we continued to watch, I found myself increasingly intrigued by the extensive renovations she had undertaken for our nation. Her vision for the White House and its surrounding grounds was both ambitious and transformative.
For instance, the Rose Garden Redesign (2020): was a remarkable project where she renovated the iconic garden to restore its original 1962 layout.
This involved adding elegant limestone walkways, improving drainage systems, and introducing new plantings, including the installation of a 1962 bronze sculpture by the renowned artist Isamu Noguchi, which added a touch of historical significance to the space.
Key White House restoration initiatives by Melania Trump included:
Rose Garden Renovation (2020): Redesigned to reflect the original 1962 Kennedy-era design, including improved accessibility, drainage, and the addition of limestone paths.
Historic Room Conservation: Redecorated the Red Room, restored furniture in the Blue Room, and updated window treatments in the Green Room.
State Floor and Visitor Areas: Supervised the cleaning and re-polishing of the marble floors in the State Entrance and East Garden Hall, and refreshed the Diplomatic Reception Room with a new rug.
Amenities and Exterior: Renovated the White House Bowling Alley (2019) and oversaw the construction of a new tennis pavilion.
Art and Decor: Acquired the Floor Frame sculpture by Isamu Noguchi for the White House collection.
These projects were conducted in collaboration with the White House Historical Association, focusing on preserving the building's historical integrity while enhancing it for modern use
It is worth noting that many of these renovations were funded through private donations, as reported by The Washington Post. This innovative approach not only preserved the historical significance of the White House but also engaged the public in a meaningful way, allowing citizens to contribute to the legacy of the nation’s most iconic residence.
The 20 days leading up to the Inauguration were undoubtedly intense, filled with a whirlwind of preparations and emotions. I found it particularly fascinating how she drew upon her background in fashion and design, realizing that much of her aesthetic sensibility had been influenced by her late mother. She spoke candidly about her mother’s impact on her life and the heartache she felt following her passing, adding a deeply personal layer to her public persona.
It was she who made the decision to host the Candlelight dinner the night before the Inauguration, an event that was nothing short of stunning. We were pleasantly surprised to learn that she had studied architecture, a detail that became evident in her thoughtful design choices and the way she approached her projects. Her artistry shone through in every detail, yet equally apparent was her sincere desire to honor America’s traditional values and the diverse tapestry of its people.
As the film concluded, Robert and I left the theater with a renewed appreciation for Mrs. Trump, recognizing the complexities of her experiences and the significant contributions she had made during her time in the public eye. It was a powerful reminder of the importance of understanding individuals beyond the surface, and how their stories often reflect a deeper narrative of resilience, love, and commitment to making a difference.
We were so impressed how she hit the floor running wiht other world leaders before her husband took office the 2nd time around.
It was obvious she has a great relationship with Queen and Future Queens.
Her intitivies about Be Best and Fostering the Future are initiativec focusing on educational and career opportunities for children in foster care and more.
I was extreamin interested inw hwo much renovation she ahs done for our nation
Such asRose Garden Redesign (2020): Renovated the iconic garden to restore its original 1962 layout, adding limestone walkways, improved drainage, and new plantings, which included installing a 1962 bronze sculpture by Isamu Noguchi.
Tennis Pavilion: Built a 1,200-square-foot pavilion on the White House grounds, designed to complement the Executive Mansion’s architecture, replacing a former structure.
White House Interiors: Refurbished the Family Dining Room, re-polished and restored the State Entrance and Hallway marble floors, and upgraded the bowling alley in 2019.
Historical Preservation: Directed the refurbishment of the Bellangé suite (1817 furniture) in the Blue Room, restored the Zuber wallpaper in the Family Dining Room, and updated the Diplomatic Reception Room with a new rug designed to highlight state flowers.
Red Room Restoration: Reupholstered the Red Room's walls and furniture with fresh red and gold silk, restoring its 18th-century,, silk-lined aesthetic.
Many of these renovations were funded through private donations, notes The Washington Post.
The 20 Days that let to the Inauguration were intense for certain. I love how she used her fashion education and realized it actually came from her late mother. She spoke of her mother's influence and her heartache of her passing
it was she whi decided on the Candlelight dinner the night before the Inauguration and it was stunning We did not know she studied architecture and it actually shows.
Her artistry is obvious yet so is her sincerity to honor Americas Traditional Values and Its people.
Thank you Mrs Trump for allowing us to see what it really takes to be First Lady
She is really and ORON lady for America.
Dr Theresa Phillips
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