At first, I could not help labeling Bruce timid and selfish, but then I changed my opinion. I think he is brave, determined, responsible and caring. Happy wife, happy life (wife is happy, life is comfortable), he has always kept this sentence in his heart and put it into practice. This is not a sense of responsibility as a man, what is it?
Many people criticize Bleu for being out of touch with nature and relying heavily on human tools, just like people can't live without their mobile phones. It's true that he brushes his teeth with a toothbrush, uses GPS navigation, chews gum, uses a Swiss Army knife, sprays toilet water, spreads pancakes, etc., but his living environment has been like this since he was a child. What can't he use these tools to help him live a better life? Is it reasonable to have to live in a primitive way of life? We all have our own living habits, some people like spicy food, some people like bland food, it is difficult to change. But Bruce is changing for the people he loves, and I think he's a good husband. It is neither humane nor reasonable for children living in the United States to use chopsticks all the time.
Now taking advantage of the Rio Olympics, I watched the movie again. Exquisite music, gorgeous visuals, passionate samba spirit and samba dancing are the best gifts from the Brazilian people to the world, and they are also in the blood of the Brazilian people.
So there is nothing reasonable or unreasonable, right or wrong. As long as you don't impose your own values, it's reasonable.
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