Love is never spoken, it is made.
Love doesn't mean that you can't let go of your career, a concert, or your life. You have all the time to do what you love, but leave your daughter to an outsider. This is not love.
It's not love either to fight for custody or to marry for a daughter just for the sake of vindictiveness.
Throwing her daughter to others to take care of, full of love, but not understanding love.
I remember that the same type of film "Nanny Diary" also mentioned it a few years ago. Scarlett, who played the nanny, finally said to the camera that her mother used to monitor, you know, because you are the parents of the child, the child loves you unconditionally. However, they will not always love unconditionally. When the child is older, she will understand what love is. At that time, would she still love such selfish parents?
What does Medge know? In fact, Maggie knows everything.
Maggie knew that her parents only loved her with their mouths, but they never really thought about her. She also knew that her stepfather and stepmother were really good to her, loved her and loved her.
So Medge loves them too. She hid in her stepmother's arms and crawled on her stepfather's body. They were warm and like a family.
Very interesting film.
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Said this, just to come here for the fourth brother of the nympho. . Huh. Instead of being adored by little LOLI, I was overwhelmed by the scattered blonde hair, casual T-shirts, and terrifying smiles of big E. Where is our bloodthirsty E big! ! ! Blink with big eyes to coax little LOLI into a happy big E, so cute! !
The only dissatisfaction is that the fourth brother seems to be hunched over the whole film in order to create an image that is not [tall and handsome]. (But he's still tall and handsome, fourth brother!!!)
He's always straight and tired when he plays a vampire.
When little LOLI hangs on the fourth brother's arm, who can't help but sigh.
With such a tall stepfather, he really wanted to show it off.
The thing that moved me the most in the whole film wasn't when Medge told Mag that I loved him. It wasn't when Maggie looked at the food her stepfather cooked for her and said in a milky voice that she couldn't bear to destroy it, or when little Maggie hid in a stranger's bed and cried, or even a warm "family of three" sitting sweetly. when the ship.
But at that time, little Mech took his stepfather's hand. When holding hands.
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