During the winter vacation, I watched the movie "A Dog's Mission" which gave me a great feeling.
The film, from Bailey's point of view, tells his (it) story. At the very beginning of the film, Bailey is the first point of view, telling about its birth, giving people a strong sense of substitution.
The first life tells that Bailey was rescued by the little boy Ethan, so he named him Bailey. The movie uses the dog's perspective very well, but in Bailey's eyes - I want to raise this little boy! From a human perspective, we give dogs food and build warm dens for them. Dogs are taken care of by us, but if you look at them from another perspective, in the eyes of dogs, they may think that they have raised them by themselves.” Only" humans. Maybe the dog's loyalty starts from this source, even if sometimes they only do a disservice.
Then, Ethan grew up, became a rugby player, and got an invitation from the university. However, a classmate who was ill-spoken started a fire and destroyed his legs. But in the end, Ethan re-planned his life and chose to leave. Home to study in the city you are visiting. As school approached, the family sent Ethan out of the yard and watched Ethan's car go away. At this moment, Bailey ran across the grasslands and wheat fields in the small town with the deflated football in his mouth, rushed to the road at the entrance of the village, and jumped into Ethan's car-it didn't know Ethan was leaving this time. He handed the ball to Ethan, and said in his heart: "I like it with a different pattern! But next time, don't drive so far..." It was used very well in the movie The dog's perspective reflects the dog's loyalty.
In the end, Bailey was dying because of his age, but on the operating table, he saw Ethan for the last time.
In the second life, Ethan became a police dog. Its owner was very strict. During a mission, the murderer was about to shoot and kill the police officer, but Bailey (or should not be called Bailey) jumped on it and bit him. Killed the inmate but shot himself, the stern police officer cried as he held his body.
There are still two lives left in the movie, so I won't go any further. The movie gives people a strong sense of substitution and makes people feel very moved.
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