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The "beautiful life" of a little boy
Federico 2022-01-16 08:01:05
Throughout the story, the director is showing off his fancy tango dance steps in the bright and dark traps of the subject matter, and the mysterious and seamless first-hand chicken soup. He cleverly embedded the story of a young boy's growth into the American World War II background. From the Pearl Harbor incident in 1941 to the attack on Hiroshima in 1945, the little boy Peper stopped growing. He spent all his energy on training and performing the "peerless magic" that called Dabing Dad back. Just like a small Marquez fragment experiment, the director seamlessly stitched fantasy and reality together. A big event in World War II can be easily pierced into a bear with a big brain to witness the moment of miracle, and class hatred against the nation. Hate is expressed by the recklessness of the child's development. Uncle Sam’s sunny and shallow worldview, sharp but not profound ethnic contradictions, marijuana-like religious consolation, golden and crisp nostalgic pictures, and children’s cute and naive fantasies, make you feel crooked and crooked by chicken soup. To die, while being incited to cry like a dog. It's wonderfully made, and it's beautifully cooked!
Extended Reading
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Pepper Flynt Busbee: I think it was stupid of me to believe that a midget like me could bring my dad back with some stupid list.
Hashimoto: It was not stupid. It takes courage to believe. Your father would be more than proud of you. All the love you have for him was contained in that list.
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[last lines]
Pepper Flynt Busbee: [upon reuniting with his dad] Partner! I got the boots you really wanted. It's me, partner.
James Busbee: [receives the boy's hug] Partner.