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It reminds me of my dad (actually this is just my elective coursework kkk
Lysanne 2021-12-26 08:01:05
The story of the uncle who was disliked by the family and took the family to work while traveling. The plot is smooth and complete, and the plots that take place are one after another, and there is plenty of jokes. The male protagonist is a slightly "wholesome" image of a middle-aged uncle. He is disliked by the children in the rebellious period. His wife has no feelings for him. There is also a crisis in work. The addition of new people makes him full of crisis. I thought of my dad. Robin Williams played this role vividly, not pretentiously or embarrassingly, and there are a few plots that are quite warm.
Extended Reading
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Cassie, age 5: Daddy?
Bob Munro: Yeah, baby?
Cassie, age 5: I'm never gonna get married.
Bob Munro: Why not? It's not as bad as it looks.
Cassie, age 5: Because I always want to live here with you.
Bob Munro: Well, you know, one day, you're gonna grow up, meet a wonderful guy, and you're gonna get married. But you and I will always be best friends.
[kisses forehead]
Cassie Munro: [Scene switch] Dad, could you be any more of a dork?
Bob Munro: Cassie, you know where this girl lives or you just think you know?
Cassie Munro: I know where, I just know one way to get there. And you refuse to go that way.
Bob Munro: Because it's a stupid way.
Jamie Munro: You're lost, aren't you?
Bob Munro: Yes I'm lost, because our daughter doesn't know where her friend's house it. She knows it's next to the house with the fountain.
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Cassie Munro: Maybe we can feed Carl to the raccoon.
Carl Munro: Maybe we can feed him you, he might be on the south bitch diet.
Bob Munro: That's a good one son.