The storyline setting won't surprise you, but I'm always curious about what's going to happen next.
At the beginning of the film, the hero, the president of a world-renowned company, emphasizes his competitive spirit. In spite of the opposition of all the board members, with a dictatorial attitude of holding 51% of the effective shares, he insisted on building the tallest building in the United States.
He is conceited, competitive and challenging, even though he is over fifty. I love my career and don't know how to express my love for my family. The most wanted gift for the youngest daughter is a cat. He hates cats the most. A board was opened for gift giving. . Ask everyone what they want to give their little daughter.
That mysterious pet shop appeared, the lovely old shopkeeper was wearing super high clothes and was mysterious. The next story is that the protagonist had an accident, possessed the cat's body, and was then taken home as a pet to have a must-have with his family.
There are also waves. Of course, it's hilarious that it tries to leave a message on its own; it's clever that it drank a bottle of whiskey; I also found a lot of things that I usually overlooked.
More like a journey of discovery, nothing special, just lovely. Cuteness is the cleverness of the cat, and it also has all the appearances of the face.
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