Basically, apart from watching a few Mexican series when I was very young, I rarely had the opportunity to come into contact with Mexican films. There is no suspense, the film can only be watched on video sites.
It took two and a half days to watch this movie.
Very South American style, especially that, Acapulco is very beautiful!
The male protagonist has super three-dimensional features and is very handsome. The little beauty has faint facial features, but her eyes are actually so charming!
The first half is an American drama, and the second half is a Korean drama.
The little baby is really cute, and the father is also very loving.
The baby is one year old. Dad is holding a food box in his right hand and a dictionary in his left...
There are bugs on the table, the father directly picks up the baby and uses the little baby's diapered ass to sit the bugs to death, it's funny, hahaha...
The baby is two years old, the father teaches the baby to use the children's toilet....
At the age of three, he was scribbling on the wall and was reprimanded by his father. The father held a tearful cute baby and saw a picture of father and daughter holding hands on the refrigerator. . . .
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It's beautiful and touching.
However, when I saw that it was my dad who often fell on the set and had a bruised nose and a bruised face, he was "rescue" by Adorable Baby every time. When I saw that it was my dad who had an injection and Adorable Baby was taking medicine, I really always thought it was my dad who had a terminal illness. . . Never thought of it. . . It turned out that the cute baby finally fulfilled his wish under the care of his father and left forever.
I didn't expect that the selfish Bao Mama suddenly appeared and disrupted the happy life of the father and daughter, and I didn't expect Bao Ma to become a lesbian, a cold-blooded and selfish lesbian!
When he found out that his mother was a lesbian, Mengbao was a little overwhelmed. Fortunately, the great and wise father explained to Mengbao that he was happy to accept it, and relieved the unscrupulous mother. . . .
The second half is a bit sensational, but it is very warm, making everyone feel that death is not terrible, and good people will go to heaven sooner or later. . . .
Death can actually be very peaceful and peaceful, and even from a certain perspective, death can be a happy thing. . . . .
All the tangle after the relaxed and happy. There is sadness but it is not dull, and it teaches people how to face death correctly.
The colors in the film are rich and gorgeous, just like the enthusiasm of the Mexicans, and the scenery is really beautiful and charming. The plot and rhythm are also well controlled. I love this style of film.
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