Although the routine is old, you can basically guess what the follow-up plot is, but this does not prevent me from liking this movie. The tone is warm, and the reunion of the movie can really make people smile.
Two scenes I remember most: when Goran rushed out of the agency to chase Patrik; Patrik said to Goran, "Look at the way he looked at you."
From a love perspective, the unnatural smiles of the neighbors at first made me think I want to ridicule today's people who don't know how to understand the ignorance of this kind of love, but the more I see the back, the more I feel that it is exactly the opposite of what I thought: the naughty child called "Glass" carefully asked Goran the meaning of homosexuality during the medical examination; The ex-wife who can sit down and chat with her ex-husband's boyfriend; the nurse who smiles at Goran in the community... The
director told us that incomprehension always melts, and there is still love between people.
But are their feelings strong? From the time Sven called and said to talk to Goran, I had a premonition that something was going on, and sure enough, Goran was dumped, but as I expected, Sven came back in the end, many people wondered why Goran was so easy I forgave Sven, I think it may be because of love (I know this is like nonsense--), because I have been loving without hesitation, and maybe I am confident that Sven still loves myself, so I forgive.
Talking about family, when Patrik appeared at the door of the house, Goran thought he was a social worker and invited him in for coffee. It was not difficult to see that he was a very kind and kind person, and when Patrik scolded them, he was still holding the quilt and mattress After frowning to Sven that he was just a kid, he gave Patrik almost all of his attention: buying him hot dogs; telling Sven to drive after him; chasing Patrik when he ran out and trying to keep him there Separated from Sven at home; would rather go through the tedious adoption procedures himself in order to prevent him from returning to a place he doesn't want to go. Goran is like a mother, giving Patrik a motherly love that he has never felt (I think it is also a part of Goran's credit for seeing the tears on his biological mother's card), but at the critical moment like a father to protect him, no wonder Patrik doesn't If he wants to go to another family and is willing to come back to Goran, Goran's love for Patrik can't be easily replaced by anyone.
Patrik later encouraged Goran to keep Sven, but it was really like a child who came up with an idea to make his parents reconcile when their parents were quarreling. The last three jogging together in parent-child clothes can be said to be the most happy ending.
Often asked what love is, and I think I have found the answer in this film.
[All of them are complaints + brain supplement + self-organized CP, carefully pull down]
I really don't believe that no one is cute Goran and Patrik!
I originally thought this film was about a gay couple transforming a rebellious child together, but when I saw it in the middle, I had a feeling of "Wait, this is not right!"...
In short, I thought it was in Sven and Goran. After the breakup, Patrik told Goran that Goran who sold the things in the garage would get angry, but he didn't expect Goran to just smile and say yes, this feeling is really subtle...
especially when the two were talking. With that kind of smile in those eyes, I feel like I'm almost forgetting that there's Sven--
Finally, Patrik comes back and Goran's embrace of my rotten girl's soul instantly burns, okay? And Sven said that Patrik looked at Goran with a smile when he was raising a dog... Help!
It feels like a very chaotic family of three, um--
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