From a professional point of view, the film is not unique, and there is nothing special about an autobiographical film adapted from a best-selling novel, even if it is added with the cuteness of a dog.
However, this natural and bland style is unfortunately my point. I don’t deliberately design dramatic bridges. It’s just people and things we can meet in our lives. In beautiful scenery, charming protagonists, lovely In the first 30 minutes of Naughty Dog and the often funny clips of American comedies, I was so happy that the laughter was super low, and the quarrel in the middle clip was exactly the same as I have ever seen. . . I also envied the happy life of the hero and heroine. When I looked at it later, I kept thinking about what was going to happen next. Where would the dogs show their talents? When the neighbor was stabbed in the driveway, he even wondered if the gangster was "bited" by Marley the next day? Of course, this kind of dramatic plot will definitely not appear in our bland and fresh male protagonist's life. The difficulties he faces are at most his wife who is occasionally irritable because of raising children after childbirth, or the fading of enthusiasm for work after many years, or else Do you count the confusion about the orientation of your work? How bland this is in the movie, and later, Marley is ill, is it going to orgasm? The dog is strong against the disease, and everyone lives happily ever after? Please, that's a fairy tale. Marley had indeed survived the first serious illness, but soon became ill again, and the once energetic he lay lazily by the fireplace, under the big tree, only had the strength to turn his head. In the end, the owner decided to let Mary say goodbye to him before euthanizing him. It took a roll of paper to cry. Rationally speaking, it was a very natural plot. There was nothing deliberate to make you cry, but you couldn't cry. Crying until the end of the film may happen to be a favorite subject, and it will be particularly emotional.
But life is like this, it's plain and not dramatic, you will face many, many problems, and you will encounter many, many troubles, but to have a pat, have a lover, and have a family is happy enough, isn't it?
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