When I watched it, I cried, and I was moved by the brain hole of this kind of dog reincarnated with memory. I thought the second part was about telling other people's stories, but I didn't expect it to continue the first part and continue to tell Ethan's life, so the creative experience is slightly worse, and I can guess what will be said later. Bailey doesn't actually love CJ, everything he does is for Ethan's entrustment, this dog exists for Ethan no matter how many lives it has lived, so at the end, Ethan died, and Bailey followed suit. On the road to heaven, he gradually changed back to Ethan's boss dog, who will accompany him forever in another world. The ending is very satisfying and gratifying, and it can be seen that there should be no third part, and the dog's mission has been completed. The acting skills of the actors and dogs are not bad. Dahua surprised me. Although he is a little immature, he can see that he is working hard. I hope he can develop better in the future. It's just that the script inevitably falls into a cliché. Maybe life is such a bland and there are some small waves.
The stories of people and dogs can touch the depths of their hearts whenever they are told, especially for people who have raised dogs. For dogs, people are their whole life and everything. Although I know that movies are just movies, I am still willing to believe that everything has cause and effect in time. It is already a great fate to meet in this life. Things in the world never give us the opportunity to be reborn and continue to accompany us. All we can do is to cherish the present.
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