"I'm Waiting for You in the Rain" is a movie quite similar to "A Dog's Mission". They both start from the perspective of dogs, but the former focuses on loyalty and mission, while the latter focuses on the relationship between people and pets. At the same time, it is also interpreting the growth of people's life, and has a richer and brighter inner level. In the movie, Enzo, the golden retriever, is the dog of professional racing driver Danny. It has witnessed Danny's high-spiritedness, Danny's family and business, and Danny's struggle for the custody of his daughter after losing his wife. In the darkest moment, it was precisely because Danny had Enzo's company from beginning to end that he was able to get out of the haze. However, after so many things, Enzo was already old, and Danny was in Enzo's life. At the last moment, I drove my first Ferrari and took it on the track to experience racing. The whole story actually has a lot of sensational tears that could have made a big fuss. However, "I'm Waiting for You in the Rain" did not deliberately mobilize the audience's emotions, and even the movie deliberately played down the sadness, because it is a real dog standing. From the perspective of the movie, through the anthropomorphic narration and the vivid expression of the dog in the film, we can not help laughing at some of the dog's thoughts, and we will also feel its purity and persistence in some of the dog's practices. Although Enzo At the most critical moment, he helped Danny to tear up the agreement to give up his support, but it has little impact on the plot promotion. However, no one can deny that it is the real soul of this movie.
The wind and rain will always pass, and we won't keep in mind every wind and rain that will inevitably follow in our life, but we should remember the company in the wind and rain, and we should remember what led us out of the wind and rain. I'm waiting for you in the rain" borrows the dog's life to move people's hearts. Text/Dream Book of Poetry
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