Seeing the little girls killed one by one, my old father's glass heart can't stand it! I can't stand it!
I said, can you take good care of your baby one by one? Throughout the movie, I saw the Indian people throwing their babies in fancy ways: some took the baby out to the ward alone to see the doctor; some let the underage sister take the baby with him and couldn't find it; Yes; there are only one left after taking two children to go shopping at night. I said you have such a big heart! There are so many children, right?
I may have read a "Children's Anti-Abduction Guide"?
While I'm not in favor of having to pass an exam to be a parent (because reproductive rights are also fundamental human rights), the parents in this movie are overly irresponsible. Parents are the first and most important teachers of their children. Being a parent is not easy, it is the heaviest responsibility in the world.
In recent years, there have been many works about the family of origin, and this movie is also involved (in this genre, I think the most recent one is "The Hidden Corner").
Some people say, "The lucky life is healed by childhood, and the unfortunate life is healed by childhood." I think it makes sense. There are comments that the next protagonist can be two twins, one of which is a broken family; one is kidnapped by a murderer since childhood and abused. It is in line with the general setting of the villain.
Therefore, a complete and harmonious family is very important, and parents must give their children enough love. To publicize the simple concept of marriage, don't get divorced easily, hold the hand of the child, grow old with the child, and the vows made will be counted. If you really have to leave, you must take care of the child's feelings and give enough love.
Rory has a lot of words, basically all complaints and complaints, and it has nothing to do with the title.
Movies can be seen, but average. The current score is high.
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