I just watched it tonight. In fact, the plot is quite satisfactory. There are no special surprises or highlights. Most of the audience can predict the development of several character relationships... But this story is still very optimistic and positive, and full of beauty, although I It still feels a little too good to be true.
Matt Damon, who lost his wife and two children in an accident and wanted to start a new life, gave up his job and bought a zoo because his daughter liked it and kept going even if he had no work experience in this area... Of course, he encountered various All kinds of difficulties, but in the mutual contact and interaction with people and animals, the three of them, including the three themselves, have changed.
Matt Damon gradually walked out of the grief of losing his wife, and became more and more in love with the zoo business; Dylan was at a loss after losing his mother, and began to close himself, and the enthusiastic girl who loved to laugh began to approach, and began to soften Dylan... The "20 seconds of courage" that my father got from my brother many years ago is also in use now. Who says it's not a family~
Favorite scenes: The more intense quarrel between the father and son is an important step to get closer to each other, understand each other and express their sincerity, especially the conversation in front of the elderly tiger the next day, which is full of father and son love. ; In the second scene, Matt Damon couldn't help crying when he looked at the photos, and his emotions gradually warmed up. The mother, daughter, mother and son danced happily, the more happy they were, the more they missed; Taboo, I brought my children to the restaurant where I met my wife for the first time, and told my children about the "20 Seconds of Courage" that was performed back then. It was beautiful and touching...Why not? Sometimes life requires courage and pursuit, don't try How can you know how it will end? Probably for a cowardly coward like me, it is necessary to always remember and encourage myself!
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