I think the most successful state of being a father is when the son or daughter thinks he is a piece of the sky.
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Antonio 2022-04-23 07:01:37
There is no deliberate sensationalism, all the plots are shown indifferently and tenderly. Including several crying scenes of Hank. While watching the movie, I cried so hard that my nose was blocked. But the characters in the movie are all performed very naturally, which made me feel a little bit of a moment that the acting would be better if there was more tension. I like my father very much, with strong work ability to punish evil and promote good, and love family. Although due to various other objective and subjective reasons, there is a gap between father and son to the point of hating each other. But at the end of the day, no matter what the level of the family is, they are constantly severing blood ties. For Hank, I prefer father, the kind of responsibility and forbearance that only real men have. Even if he was finally sentenced to prison, it was still light.
I think the most successful state of being a father is when the son or daughter thinks he is a piece of the sky.
I think the most successful state of being a father is when the son or daughter thinks he is a piece of the sky.
Extended Reading
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Samantha Powell: Dammit, Hank. I loved you then and I love you now. I do. I love how you are simultaneously the most selfish and the most generous person I know. I love how you hate a bully while being one. But your constant second-guessing of others, that crystal-ball bullshit? That hyperverbal vocabulary-vomit thing that you do? I disappeared around you, Hank.
Hank Palmer: Say it again.
Samantha Powell: All of it?
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Samantha Powell: Whatever had or hadn't happened in the past, I was gonna be the hero of my own story.