Chris Pine hasn't played a particularly unusual role. The only thing to blame is that this face is so good, and the eyes are as blue as the lake. In this way, even playing ordinary people is also a test of acting skills. Similarly, such as Bradley Cooper, or Tom Cruise, but Ya is really too short, and looks like a heroic twilight.
Sam in the play is a small person with unsatisfactory career. The family relationship is in a mess. He has been home 4 times in 13 years. When his father died, he must find a way to escape from attending the funeral. And wondering how to squint the $150,000 that the father left for the half sister. He went to great lengths to contact the old sister and nephew and inquire about their lives, and finally found out that his conscience truthfully informed the old sister of his identity and donated the 150,000 yuan, and he was unceremoniously knocked out of the house.
The truth is so ugly and painful, right.
I am very surprised that such a small thing can be rendered so sensational by the director.
It's not possible for a child with a father to have a relationship. Children without fathers have been looking forward to their fathers coming home for decades. Satire. People are like hedgehogs, the more they hug, the more hurt they are. So the safe way is to always keep your distance.
Although what the movie wants to say is a smile and grudges, it's just an extravagant hope. In most cases, if the money is held, the hatred remains. Maybe Sam and Frankie have never seen each other since then, instead of sitting down and watching their childhood video like the end of the credits, and reminiscing about the good times when Dad was alive.
Real mortal life.
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