The feeling between father and son is very delicately portrayed, and other aspects are a bit lukewarm. A lot of the content seems like a little bit of water. In fact, the relationship between Rooney and his son can also be expressed a little more, and there can be an echo or contrast with Mike and his son. There can be more content about the escape and revenge of Mike and his son, and I feel that the plot does not have a climax.
Because the eldest son is more like himself, the father is more willing to express his love to the younger son and is relatively serious to the eldest son. Because the eldest son is like himself, I don't want him to go his own way. Seeing the film the father confided his feelings to his son, he couldn't help thinking of himself. When he usually reprimanded his child, he found in his heart that the faults he was reprimanded or the mistakes he made were exactly what I used to have and even have now. I was angry because he had the same things as me. The problem, in fact, is because you hate yourself.
In the end, the golden retriever was trash, the owner was killed, and it was still able to play happily with little Mike, causing the father and son to relax their vigilance.
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