Marley is a dog and a member of their family, the couple's first child. Many couples in foreign countries like to have dogs before they decide to have children, to see if they can afford the responsibility of having children, so dogs are their children. Marley is a lovely child with "ADHD". He loves his parents and siblings very much, and always brings many problems to his parents, but everyone always spoils him, tolerates him infinitely, and respects his Personality development. He also experienced the laughter and tears of the family as a member of the family and spent his life.
Dad sits quietly in the car after get off work every day and looks at his warm home through the window. The film shows the theme of each stage through this window. The footage is very moving: there are beautiful wives, lovely dogs and Children, it is one beautiful and harmonious painting after another. Of course, this painting sometimes becomes deserted because of the twists and turns of the family.
I have been planning to recommend this movie to my friends, because I have no time to blog or chat with others because of my busy schedule. As a result, this "recommendation" has been hanging in my heart. I just told them that I saw something that changed some "views of life". It's not serious, I did change some views on life and marriage after watching "Marley and Me". When I reach this age, I often talk about marriage with my friends. In fact, many of them seem so absurd and misleading each other. All the conditions are very weak and unconvincing. In fact, the happiest thing is to marry the person you like. . Marriage is actually a matter of loyalty, what is righteousness without love? We are sometimes just blinded by transient imperfections or hardships, and I just want to warn my sisters not to marry ruthlessly.
After watching this movie, an idea suddenly popped up in my heart: organizing a family with the person you like is more warm and happy than bathing in the sun. (This is probably the most nasty thing I've ever said in public)
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