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want to come to back
Dandre 2022-02-23 08:01:58
This is a combination of a family drama and a science fiction film. The front of the story tells how a little boy grows up from the life state of losing his father, and the uneasy life that the child faces at this stage. He has his own unique character under this kind of care of losing his father's love. He witnessed his mother's depressive life after losing his father, so when the most precious thing in the child's heart was lost, he began to hate slowly. And when he grew up as a father, he understood a kind of responsibility as a father. When he met his father at the intersection of time, the father and son talked. It is not difficult for us to feel the hatred of the child losing precious things, precisely because of hatred. Only then can I feel the preciousness of loss. He is like a choked child, choosing to destroy himself when destroying the most precious things. This is also the most moving part of the film. It is precisely because the father did not consider the consequences after the journey, so he did not realize the importance of that kind of treatment of the family, I think this is what the movie wants to tell us. The son chooses himself, hoping to awaken the father who is still in his own world, and because he has lost it, the father chooses to go back. The ending and beginning of the movie have already laid the groundwork, so I think the idea of the whole movie is quite good, so I think this movie is worth watching.
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Vilma 2022-02-23 08:01:58
? A bit ignorant. Just watch Rufus play a young father
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Enid 2022-03-16 09:01:08
6/10. The ending is shocking, but the process is too slow, the preparation period is too long, and the part that I really want to see is too short. Hayley Joe Osment seems to be a typical case of the failure of a child star to transform an adult actor.
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Sal: I need you to be open to the craziest possibilities.
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[first lines]
Gabe: Time's up.
Young Erol: Wait!
Marika: Is the truck loaded?
Gabe: Yes, ma'am. Come on. I have a plane to catch.
Marika: Well, if you don't leave now, you're going to miss your flight, and then he's going to be late for school. Come on, come on. Games up.