Similar to the plot of the sister article "A Dog's Mission", a dog finally finds its way home (back to its original owner) through untold hardships.
Was the fate of being lassoed by the director's arrangement, or was it a rough coincidence?
At the beginning of the film, Bella's mother is non-resistance and docile in the face of the rope in the hands of the animal control personnel. Bella watched this scene happen. She might not understand why her mother didn't resist, and the film did not continue to explain the unexpected importance of this plot. When Bella was on her way home, she met a kind companion, a cougar who shared adversity, licked her calf, and a kind and enthusiastic adopter who took advantage of her homeless. None of these interrupted her way home. Like her mother, she was docile. When the rope was tied around her neck many times, she did not roar or bite. She docilely accepted, but the docility was the same With a firm belief, the way home, the owner Lucas.
In the face of wolves, in order to protect the cougar, she is rare and fierce and heroic, which is the first appearance of her original face. Bella is equally bloody in order to protect the person she wants to protect. Unlike her mother, she is also full of perseverance in her beliefs and protection of her loved ones in her meekness. In the end she will return to the person who rescued her in the first place.
Different from the solid emotional narrative in "A Dog's Mission", the logic of this movie is just unsatisfactory, and the plot is suspected of forcibly sensationalizing and over-arranging.
1. The first conflict point created earlier in the film is too untenable. A place cannot be demolished because there are cats in it? People from the Animal Administration went to catch them, and the reason was that they didn't catch them cleanly. Regardless of the demolition system, since there are cats in it, you can completely catch them and keep them wherever you want. No one will go back to control them, because it is obviously untenable because it hinders the demolition work.
2. When he was brought to New Mexico, the owner was weeding. Before the skateboard was removed, he deliberately moved the skateboard to advance the plot. This was an avoidable loophole, and the details were too careless.
3. During the day, he has been rummaging through trash cans on the side of the road. Do the stray dogs begging for food in various places have families? Forcibly create Bella's state of mind that she is a stranger in a foreign land.
4. That dog-seeking notice appeared too naturally.
5. There is a rear-end car accident on the road. Are they still in the mood to care about the puppy?
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