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Bravery and tenderness
Naomi 2021-12-14 08:01:07
I think the biggest highlight of this film is not the action of the protagonist, but a special soldier who was demoted for a protection mission because of a mistake. In fact, the protection mission is also a special force for special forces. Generally there is no suspense, but the most funny thing is that he did not do it. It is only a protection task, but a babysitter task. In addition to protecting the safety of the doctor’s family, it is also necessary to serve as a part-time sitter to serve the small and small children in the family. The youngest is the infant who can’t walk. The combination of nannyization and nannyization is the best part in my opinion.
Extended Reading
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Mr. Chun: Okay, duck whisperer, step away.
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Lulu Plummer: [Lulu walks up to Shane] Hi. Zoe says you look like the Hulk; I think you're cute.
Shane Wolfe: [Uncomfortably] Thank you.
Lulu Plummer: Do you do Kung Fu?
Shane Wolfe: Yes.
Lulu Plummer: Did you ever punch someone so hard that their head came off?
Shane Wolfe: No.
Lulu Plummer: Why are your boobs so big?
Shane Wolfe: [Offended] They're NOT boobs.
Lulu Plummer: Do you have to wear a bra?
[Shane walks into the other room. Lulu follows him]
Lulu Plummer: So will my boobs get as big as yours someday?
Shane Wolfe: You know, little girl, I think it's time you went nappy-poo in beddy-bye land.
Lulu Plummer: Do I look like I'm five to you?
[Crossly walks away]
Shane Wolfe: What did I say?
Lulu Plummer: Disrespectful. And to think I was interested in you!
[Slams door]