I finally watched "Future of the Future" today. The first time I saw the introduction of this movie was 18 years ago. It was not too long before the full opening of the second child. For example, after the child knew that the parents wanted a second child, they asked to sign an agreement on property division, and the child threatened the parents to commit suicide if they wanted a second child. The news is still relatively recent. So I have been looking forward to seeing the introduction of this movie. The inversion of the two children's identities to take care of and be cared for, sensible and ignorant also makes me think it will be very interesting. I was quite disappointed when I knew that the film received very low reviews after it was released, but I still waited for it for a long time, hoping to introduce it, but it never came. In the first half of this year, I accidentally saw high-definition resources, and I saved them. I didn't finally take them out until today. It's really not very good. The male protagonist is too bear, quarreling with his parents and making his sister cry, but it's okay to beat the head of the baby sister twice with something. . Neither of them are like normal children. The tiredness of the mother taking care of the children; the busyness of the father doing housework; the excitement of the male protagonist when he first saw his sister, and the boredom after the novelty fades away very vividly. But these are details, the main problem is the main line. The impact of the series of events experienced by the male protagonist on his growth, as well as his entire growth trajectory, is unclear. Sometimes I don't understand what he has learned at all, and sometimes I feel that he has grown a bit, but he immediately reverts to his old ways, and suddenly he is sensible at the end. This arrangement doesn't feel very good. The lines are also too mature and not childlike. Especially at the end of the future, the younger sister said to the male protagonist, "If... there will be no bond between our blood relatives. How many small things like this need to be superimposed to create our current appearance." What about three or four year olds? And it is obviously called "Future of the Future", but the future sister does not have many roles, nor is she a clue character throughout the whole film. Most of the time, the male protagonist wears it alone. Might as well take the ending paragraph out as the main line: The male protagonist was at odds with his family because of his sister's affairs. He accidentally crossed over and met his future sister. The sister protected him all the way back to the right time. During this period, he experienced the life fragments of his parents and grandparents, and gradually felt his parents' love for him. Finally, The younger sister told him that she liked and admired her brother very much since she was a child, and that her brother had protected her several times when she was young. The vulgar may be a bit cliché, but it is more in line with the topic. But although the film is average, the roles of the father and mother are well created. The father was weak when he was a child. After work, he was very stressed and had a bad temper. He didn't take children at first, but after having children, he became gentle and reliable. The mother was also very bearish when she was a child. It's not good, but after having children, I can keep the whole house in good order. Several lines are also very poignant. For example, the male protagonist said that he met his future sister, and the father said that he also hoped to see the child grow up soon, but the mother said that he hoped the process would be slower. And the evening conversation between my mother and my grandmother, and the conversation between the husband and wife at the end, they were all very good. It can only be said that as expected of the person who has filmed "Wolf Children Rain and Snow".
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