This movie has been out for a long time, but with "Hachiko" in front, I don't dare to watch it. So I always remembered but never watched it.
Checked it out today after night shift.
To be honest, the plot is a bit far-fetched, a bit of a plot for the sake of the movie, and there are a lot of things that are confusing in logic. But it's still a good movie that makes people cry.
I remember that when I was a child, I just bought a black and white TV at home, and I sat on a small bench to watch TV. I don't know what it was playing at that time, I guess it was a broken piece. However, it was the first time in my life that I sat and watched TV seriously. I cried when I watched it. I was laughed at by my mother at the time, so I never forgot it.
Until now, I haven't dared to watch Hachiko the loyal dog a second time, and I burst into tears when I saw it. Maybe my empathy is too strong. There are several dogs in the family who have died for various reasons. Dogs are indeed magical creatures. They really understand human nature, understand your feelings, and even know what you are thinking.
When I was a child, I watched TV to show my feelings, and then I gradually realized that what was staged on TV was fake and deceiving people's feelings! I didn't get so involved when I watched it. But as I got older, I felt more and more like a child. It's easy to shed tears when watching a cartoon, and I can't help but feel a surge of emotions when I watch it.
That's right, this isn't a review of a movie, it's a review of one's self.
PS, it may also be related to the recent mood. Do you understand the feeling of meeting a girl who likes to be very temperamental, but can't. Sometimes I feel that I give up and don't think about it anymore, and sometimes I feel that the true love of this life will never be found again. Obviously like it so much but can't see it. It feels like there is an unchanging choice that can be changed by all choices, but this unchanging choice cannot be chosen. So life goes on like this. Someone can understand, but can I tell.
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