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Elinore 2022-04-23 07:01:54

When I learned that the film was adapted from a true event, I was still shocked. Because with my 30 years of life experience, I can't believe this is true at all, just like the North Korean people don't believe that Chinese people can eat meat every day. Can a private person buy a zoo? Can a widowed father make so many sacrifices for his children and encourage his 14-year-old son to pursue true love? I watched the film like an alien watching a fairy tale, and felt that my three views were constantly being subverted and brainwashed. It would be great if I were an American. Finally, when I saw the re-interpretation of the moment I met my wife, I was moved. There are such good girls in the world. A boy said, "I don't believe that a beautiful girl like you would talk to a diaosi like me?" The opposite reply was "Why not?" Finally got married. The amazing thing is that it was really Diaosi, and the goddess even predicted that his investment would fail, leaving behind the "circus fund". After reading it, a lot of unrealistic and harmful fantasies arose in my mind, and I had to swipe on Weibo for a while to bring myself back to reality.

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  • Vicenta 2022-03-28 09:01:02

    It's an inspirational and warm family drama, the whole family gets out of grief and self-redemption or something. Matt Damon is quite suitable for this kind of acting now.

  • Brenna 2022-03-25 09:01:08

    Damon's acting skills have been perfected. The whole movie has a brisk rhythm. There is no superfluous plot. There is no family and love. All expressions are just right, warm and inspirational. It is very comfortable to watch

We Bought a Zoo quotes

  • Duncan Mee: You do somethin' for the right reasons, nothing can stop you.

  • Benjamin Mee: It is what it is.

    Mr. Stevens: It is what it is. Sometimes you don't know what it is until you see what it is, you know? Once you see what it is then you can figure out what it is. You understand?

    Benjamin Mee: No, but we can move on.