What can ten years be used for? It can turn a seed from the size of a grain of rice into a towering tree; it can turn a child from a babbling toddler into a restless teenager; it can turn a city from a quiet ancient city into a bustling city; it can be enough Let you fall into a love madly, and then spend enough time to forget it completely. So what does ten years mean to one enough? That equates to 80%-90% of its life. If it spends all its time doing one thing, what do we call it? loyalty. Love. wait. The protagonist of the story is an Akita dog named HACHI (Hachiko), who came to the United States thousands of miles away from a distant Japanese temple. When a careless porter bumped it out of the car, it met the dream of his life. The person to be with is a gentle, kind, middle-aged man with a smile on the corner of his eyes. The middle-aged man didn't know that in the rest of his life, there would always be a dog. HACHI, on the other hand, seemed to have predicted their fate. It came straight to the middle-aged man, stopped, and waited for a pair of warm and powerful hands to pick him up and go to that warm home. Like all dogs and their owners, they played tossing balls, watched TV, ate popcorn together, and even took a bath together after a skunk attacked them. HACHI will accompany the master to work every day, come to the station in the town, and then appear in front of the station before five o'clock in the afternoon, waiting for the master to get off work. It has become such a long-standing habit that coffee vendors outside the station ask, "How did you train your dog to be like this?" And the dog, who has always been so smart, can't even pick up a ball. Can't do it. When the owner Parker clumsily lay on the ground and picked up the ball with his mouth, trying to teach HACHI to pick up the ball, we seemed to see a father who treated his children patiently. The story goes on so peacefully and peacefully, so beautifully that people don't want to continue reading. However, what should come will still come, just like some destined fate, which cannot be changed. That morning, HACHI, who had never picked up a ball, bit the ball with his mouth for the first time ever. He ran out of the door desperately. He wanted to stop the owner who was about to get into the car, and wanted to play with him for a while longer. We will never understand the psychics of the animals, it seems to have known that at five o'clock in the afternoon at the familiar platform, it will never see its owner again, and all it can do is wait. In the second quarter of the film, we saw the grass grows and warblers fly, the hot summer, the fallen flowers, and the snow in winter. In this time-staggered space, the only constant is HAC. HI waits for the master. It will always show up at the old parterre at a quarter to five in the afternoon and wait until the last bus leaves at ten in the evening. He even left the warm home of Parker's daughter to start a decade-long life alone at the station. Fortunately, with the help of hawkers, conductors, old friends, and even many strangers, HACHI was able to survive. The only thing that made me stop crying was that Parker's wife returned to her hometown. She saw HACHI who was still waiting in the flower bed of the station. She was a little shocked, but more heartache, that has become a little dirty. , HACHI, who was a little stumbled in his walk, still fulfilled his promise and was still waiting for his master to come back. For him, the past ten years seemed to be just a big hug. This film is a remake of Japan's 1987 hit movie "Hachiko Monogatari". Fortunately, there is also a Japanese in the screenwriter this time, so the standard is still intact. There is a touch of sadness, peace and beauty. The actor played by Richard Gere is also very good. I suspect that he must have spent a long time to establish a relationship with these dog actors before shooting, otherwise he would not have acted so realistically. Of course, the biggest and biggest protagonist is still the Akita dog, or it can be said to be all the pets in the world. When they bring endless laughter and happiness to their masters, it is the most meaningful moment they live in this world. Please all those who want to keep pets, and who are keeping pets, never forget the sentence: "You will still have family, relatives, and friends, and it is only you." Gere's male lead is also very good. I suspect that he must have spent a long time to establish a relationship with these dog actors before shooting, otherwise he would not have acted so realistically. Of course, the biggest and biggest protagonist is still the Akita dog, or it can be said to be all the pets in the world. When they bring endless laughter and happiness to their masters, it is the most meaningful moment they live in this world. Please all those who want to keep pets, and who are keeping pets, never forget the sentence: "You will still have family, relatives, and friends, and it is only you." Gere's male lead is also very good. I suspect that he must have spent a long time to establish a relationship with these dog actors before shooting, otherwise he would not have acted so realistically. Of course, the biggest and biggest protagonist is still the Akita dog, or it can be said to be all the pets in the world. When they bring endless laughter and happiness to their masters, it is the most meaningful moment they live in this world. Please all those who want to keep pets, and who are keeping pets, never forget the sentence: "You will still have family, relatives, and friends, and it is only you." Gere's male lead is also very good. I suspect that he must have spent a long time to establish a relationship with these dog actors before shooting, otherwise he would not have acted so realistically. Of course, the biggest and biggest protagonist is still the Akita dog, or it can be said to be all the pets in the world. When they bring endless laughter and happiness to their masters, it is the most meaningful moment they live in this world. Please all those who want to keep pets, and who are keeping pets, never forget the sentence: "You will still have family, relatives, and friends, and it is only you." Gere's male lead is also very good. I suspect that he must have spent a long time to establish a relationship with these dog actors before shooting, otherwise he would not have acted so realistically. Of course, the biggest and biggest protagonist is still the Akita dog, or it can be said to be all the pets in the world. When they bring endless laughter and happiness to their masters, it is the most meaningful moment they live in this world. Please all those who want to keep pets, and who are keeping pets, never forget the sentence: "You will still have family, relatives, and friends, and it is only you."
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