A dog's journey home after untold hardships is the core of the movie "A Dog's Homecoming" intended to move people's hearts. Although emotionally, it is inevitably artificially crafted too deliberately. For the course, in the legendary journey spanning more than 600 kilometers, the unfolding of the dog as the first perspective is still inadvertently seductive and empathetic.
The story of the movie actually has many similarities with "A Dog's Mission". It is also the reunion of the dog and the owner after they met and separated from each other. What this film shows is the dog Bella. After she lost her accident, she spent more than 700 days across most of the United States. No matter what the temptation and hardships she experienced, she was determined to find her former home. The journey of finding his master Lucas. Facing a long way home, what the movie wants to do is not to blindly test the dog's loyalty to the owner with a harsh living environment, but to incorporate a lot of side stories to make the movie more emotional. The cross-species friendship between it and the ocelot, and the emotional comfort it brings to the homeless are all emotional strokes that the film outlines outside the ordeal. In particular, Bella actually had several opportunities to stop wandering, to live a free life or to be loved by others, but what Bella never forgot was her master.
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