In the eyes of the puppy Bella, people's behavior can be seen as a game, whether it's Lucas feeding her "you want a little cheese" before bed or keeping her from animal control. The association catches and trains to "go home" autonomously. So she finally completed the game called "Go Home" after two winters.
The hero's mother, Terri's veteran setting, subtly introduces the issue of American veterans into the film. Bella became their new solace in that sanitarium, with every troop of soldiers more or less mentally and physically ill. However, when the camera is turned to the homeless man Bella meets in the second year of her journey home, we know that those in the nursing home are undoubtedly lucky, because Bella cannot relieve the sorrow of the retired soldier. Passers-by would rather give alms to a cute puppy they met by chance than care about him, so when he knew that his life was about to come to an end, he chose to handcuff Bella with iron chains, because even if he died, he didn't want to suffer this loneliness again.
The relationship between the jaguar and Bella is like any other relationship between people. Even if we are like-minded, I shouldn't stop you from going far because of my selfishness.
The reunion between Bella and Lucas is undoubtedly my teardrop, and in addition to that, when they bravely reported their army to protect Bella, I also saw that even though they were scarred, they were still alive. Be proud of who you are.
In the whole movie, there is no other small animal that can speak except Bella, which makes the movie more like a narration, and it will be a bit boring in the middle. The animations for other animals aren't quite as complete either.
It's almost New Year's and I hope everyone can finish that "go home" game like Bella.
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