Watching too many romance movies may be numb. No matter how many pet movies watch, it seems that it is difficult to be immune to the ending of tearing. Pet movies, no matter how you make them, you will never escape the constant heavy ending.
The plot of the movie is more clichéd, typical American happy popcorn, the first half strives to create a happy and happy atmosphere, the second half opens the protagonist's hell mode, and then the protagonist overcomes many difficulties and finally comes to a happy ending.
However, the interesting part of this movie is that the narration in the heart of the dog appears many times throughout the play: "The Mongolians believe that the dog will be reincarnated as a human after the dog's birth." Although it is clear that this narration must be a foreshadowing by the director for the ending, and he also knows that the ending of this film will inevitably be different from other dog movies, but the plot that paved the way for the whole film will eventually follow the one named Enzo. When the little boy arrived, I was really caught off guard.
This is a cookie-cutter and distinctive dog movie, for the dubbing of Kevin Costner, for the unexpected but surprising ending, for the end of the immortal melody of Have You Ever Seen the Rain, this movie Don't miss it.
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