The film involves a lot of content, family, friendship, and even some social issues, but I always feel that they are all a little worse. Am I watching this movie at my current age, or is the director making a grown-up children's world? Those children who are most like children are those who like to follow others' words and like to be a follower to people who are more mature than themselves.
And the protagonist Lee Carter is so precocious, and what he said when he rescued Will in the end surprised me even more. Is this a child?
In short, far from the association I saw the poster, the one in the film was not my childhood.
PS: Plymouth Brothers reminds me of "no brothers, no basketball".
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