I read all kinds of comments that this movie was tear-jerking, but in fact it was only the words my dad said to my dad at my dad's funeral that made me cry.
The film wasn't expressive enough to attract me, so I watched it 4 times.
Here I would like to talk about the following points:
1. Auntie. The image of my aunt from beginning to end is that of a yaksha, who forcibly robs other people's children for her own. It was clear that they had negotiated well, but they suddenly became violent, making her husband very embarrassed. Although the husband is hateful, it is not difficult to understand that he cheated on the 24-year-old female secretary. Later, she also said that because of her parents, her character became like this. But is she the bad guy? She has two sons and wants a daughter. She sympathizes with her sister's young daughter, who she thinks is doing the right thing.
2. Can I blame my father for my mother's death? While driving, she suddenly became nervous and nearly killed the whole family. Talking about cheating in front of a child. It is conceivable that he is usually as bitter and mean as her sister. The father spent the rest of his life in poverty and guilt. If she doesn't die, it is estimated that she will also get divorced. This mother is too selfish to know how to maintain the family.
3. In fact, the father himself has problems. When he complained about the American system, I very much agreed with what he said. american of money. But if you look at the house he lives in, he has no money for a huge house, so he can change to a smaller one. There is a type of people that I particularly hate, that is, they are incapable of being good at everything, and then I blame this and that. Who doesn't want their kids to grow up in a house that can even ride a bike? Parents of slum children also want their children to live in big houses.
4. Growing up katie is not worthy of love. I thought her boyfriend's action was very funny. He hung the condom bag on the collar of her sweater, probably going crazy.
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