At home on the weekend, I read "My House Bought a Zoo" and read it again, but I was still completely cured. Matt Damon's father Benjamin is addicted to the loss of his wife, and his two children are also in constant condition because of the death of their mother. In order to change the environment, they move into a zoo. Renovated the zoo, passed harsh inspections, and reopened the business. He almost lost everything. Relying on the transition fund left by his wife for him, the zoo finally reopened.
Frankly speaking, this is a movie without suspense, we know that the conflicted father and son will understand each other, know that dad Matt Damon will come together with caretaker Scarlett Johansson, and know that the zoo will definitely pass inspection, re-opening. Open, but still willing to be captured by such a story, just because it is delicate and soft, and warms people's hearts.
At the end of the film, Benjamin took the children to the small shop where he and his wife met-he was afraid to approach because of his longing, and demonstrated to the children what it was like to fall in love with his wife at first sight, "That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Beautiful girl! I said to myself, it only takes 20 seconds of courage." With so many
dreams, not everyone needs to buy a zoo to prove it. However, in many moments, 20 seconds of courage is enough to make a dream come true. Just like the zoo that Benjamin bought, like the eldest son's confession to the girl he loves in the rain. In front of our dreams, sometimes all we need is a short 20 seconds, and a sentence of encouragement: "Why not?"
Regarding actors, Matt Damon's bloated body is not to match the role. The mid-life crisis; many people complained that the biggest flaw is that the goddess Scarlett Johansson in overalls and jeans is too tightly wrapped; but the biggest cute point in the film is Benjamin's little daughter, God, the one who laughed A cute little thing like Wang Zulan makes people want to rush into the screen and hug her little cheek and kiss her fiercely.
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