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Tanya 2021-11-22 18:54:21
How is life going on
I love this kind of healing movie, telling a true fairy tale from the perspective and experience of a boy, but it is by no means a children's movie.
A lonely and old-fashioned boy started a reluctant journey. He was about to start a shit-like summer with some people he didn’t like, but... -
Aaliyah 2021-11-22 18:54:21
Kind people are not willing to show their bravery (a little spoiler)
Duncan is a sensitive, well-behaved and responsible little boy with a dull sense of responsibility. The most valuable thing is that he has a kind heart. This may be the character and performance of one of the few boys in adolescence, although there are some places. He was very dumb and...
Jeff Ryan
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Issac 2021-11-22 18:54:21
With a refreshing taste and an unforgettable summer successful proposition composition, Sam Rockwell once again healed the department.
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Ludwig 2021-11-22 18:54:21
The role of the adult line is very boring, and the children’s water park is simply Neverland. Oh! Isn't that water park the "Happy Water Cube" that I visited in summer. In fact, any place you haven't been to can become a healing place. The key is to see what kind of people you meet there and what different things you do with you.
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Owen: Throw your bike in the back.
Duncan: [politely] No. You don't have to.
Owen: [chuckling] Come on.
Duncan: Yeah?
Owen: Yeah.
Duncan: [hesitating] No, it's too much trouble.
Owen: Duncan, we've got to start having faster conversations. Throw your bike in the back.
[Duncan starts moving pink-colored girl's bike into back of car]
Owen: I'd help you out, but I got my hands on the wheel. Giving you a ride, I think that's enough. Where did you get that? The princess collection? Hey, easy, easy! The car's just the right amount of shitty.
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Duncan: This is the only place I'm happy.
Owen: What's going on?
Duncan: I hate him.
Owen: Who?
Duncan: Trent. My mom's boyfriend. He said I was a three. He asked me what I thought I was on, a scale from one to ten. He called me a three. Who says that to somebody?
Owen: Someone who doesn't know you.
Duncan: I didn't want to have to answer! I shouldn't have to answer!
Owen: Listen to me. That's about him, man. That's all about him. It's got nothing to do with you.
Duncan: [vehemently] Yeah? How do you know?
Owen: 'Cause I know, okay? Don't worry about how I know. My dad was the same way. That's why I don't like patterns and rules. And that's why you can't buy into that shit. You gotta go your own way. And you, my friend, are going your own way.
