The story of dog Hatchi, Reivew on Hachi: A Dog's Tale

Every encounter is an accidental fate, but every reunion is an inevitable emotion, but what is truly touching is neither the encounter nor the reunion, but that even if we can't meet again, it still waits for you at the place you agreed, Until old age, until death. The most regrettable thing is that it is too late to say goodbye, and the most touching thing is that you don't care how long you wait.
It is a very orthodox and stable narrative method. Because it is adapted from a true story in Japan, the dog is also an Akita, so I intentionally added some other Japanese elements, which is a bit blunt, but I couldn't help crying at the end. Akita Inu Hachi's eyes are really soft-hearted. Whether it is the ignorance and innocence of childhood or the tiredness and sadness of old age, they can always poke at the softest place in the center. In fact, for me, the tear-jerking effect of movies is not as good as some news and documentaries. It is really sad to see those dogs and cats that are dirty and hurt on the streets. Hey, living species do not necessarily have the same wisdom. But they all have feelings, and cherish this feeling.

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