He is my son!

Cleve 2022-04-11 09:01:08

father, son. That kind of tacit understanding, expectation, estrangement, and understanding always tell the content of the movie between father and son. Having a cute, strong, but boyish dad always makes me irresistible to these kinds of movies. The scene that bothers me the most is when Artie crackles Dady in the head, blaming him for not convincing Harry. "It's all your fault!"
Haven't we blamed like that?
That year, I rode on your neck to watch the dragon dance. There were too many people in front of you. You wanted to watch it from behind. I thought you were going to take me away and grab your hair and ears for a while.
Now that I have grown up, I have something to ask of you and blame you for not doing well.
In fact, Dady is Dady, and he is also a big boy who is occasionally childish and will not mature and succeed in everything.
I've seen many father-son movies, but haven't seen a great father-daughter drama? It's really unfair, I'm starting to feel that it's a pity that a man doesn't have such a kid in his life!

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  • Braeden 2022-04-16 09:01:09

    I'm really enjoying Australia more and more, with warm movies and tamas wells. The pain of losing a wife and two very naive children, the movie is very touching, but the script seems to be a bit flawed, I thought of the "Last Journey" I watched before

  • Carroll 2022-04-15 09:01:07

    I want to say that fathers are not omnipotent, why do boys demand such fathers? The father in the movie doesn't seem to lose his temper, why can't he lose his temper!

The Boys Are Back quotes

  • Joe Warr: I *did* love your mother very much, you know.

    Harry: Then why did you leave?

    Joe Warr: Married couples in my mother and father's generation stayed together for the sake of the children. We divorced for the same reason.

    Harry: So you divorced for my sake?

  • Joe Warr: Seems like the right thing to do. Maybe.

    Laura: What do you want me to say?

    Joe Warr: Personally, I find nothing is often best.