Miserable hunting scene, desperate humming...
The car that was drifting away left behind a lonely figure in the dark night. Since then, Benji has started its wandering.
In several sets of shots, the director cleverly used the truck as a transition, explaining the background of Benji as a stray dog. Since it is a stray dog, it must be difficult for the dog to live. Being looked down upon, wagging his tail and begging for pity... Just when I thought the film would fall into a tragic cliché, the little boy Carter, the protagonist of the story, appeared. "Just because I saw you one more time in the crowd, I can't forget your face." If the whole film moved me the most, this scene is extremely classic. become each other's guardians. I can't help feeling that sometimes emotions are just that simple. However, people in the media know that only children and animals are the most difficult to deal with, because they are also uncontrollable, so I have always been curious about how the director captured such a moving moment, but also had to marvel at the acting skills of the young actors.
The climax of the story lies in the kidnapping of the boy and sister. Benji tries his best to rescue him. Benji's "magic detective" attributes are also fully demonstrated here. He opens doors, turns off lights, is good at using external forces, and skillfully resolves his own crisis. , to some extent, it can be called a typical example of "people are not as good as dogs". Of course, we can't arbitrarily compare people with dogs, but many aspects of animals are worth learning. Evicted from the house", but it did not affect Benji's love for Carter in the slightest. Many times, people may not be able to do this, they must compare the money and the canthus, and do everything they can to achieve their goals...
Another highlight of the film is that the director is good at leaving blank spaces. In addition to the aforementioned man and a dog looking at each other, the street scene and simple pure music are used as the background. Boys generally have a trance delusion, and can't help but wonder what kind of story will be between them next? Another blank is that the film is nearing the end. In order to rescue the boy who was injured, Benji made several heartbeats supplemented by slow motion. He often used montage to remind the audience of past scenes. Will Ji come back to life? But you must come back to life... So far, the relationship between humans and dogs has been sublimated. Turning to the side, the girl next to me has long since burst into tears... After reading "Detective Dog Benji", I thought of my favorite sentence: "I heard that a dog's love for human beings is the closest to God's love. If it has not been favored by God, at least this kind of Love, you can have it." Share it with everyone here, thank you "Detective Dog Benji"~
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