In Wuhan, during this period of time, I was trapped at home because of the epidemic, and the movies I watched should add up to the number of movies I watched in a year.
Whether it's the movie Green Book or the story between black and white people in the unreachable, or the accidental friendship between a child and a criminal in the perfect world of the movie, it's moving to watch. So is this movie.
Watching this film, I cried a few times. Of course, the most touching part is the last sentence, call me grandpa! From grandfather to boss to grandpa again, the feudal ideology of patriarchal ideology is attached to the dog baby. I have been moved by her eyes, face and experience many times. People are easily infected by concrete things, and abstract things are science, so science is rational, and what moves people emotionally must be concrete, with details and textures, so the performance of this little girl and grandpa can be quite interesting. compliment the texture. There is also a monkey general to add color to the film.
This film shows the storyline by describing the changes in the relationship between the characters. At the beginning, when I watched this relationship, I didn’t think there would be any intersection. It was the progress of the story that surprised me. Back in the film, this accident also caused grandpa to have feelings for a child who would never have a relationship. When the flames of this sincere relationship were extinguished by the feudal ideology in the big environment, they were then tied together with the two. Their personal destiny struggles to survive, and eventually their relationship is sublimated. In fact, their relationship didn't improve because of the struggle for this external environment, but only as they survived, the two eventually became more and more intimate.
I try to think, when you want what you need, is this necessarily what you need, or is it under the constraints of an existing environment that makes you think this is what you need. You thought you would have a bad life without it, but you never thought that there were other surprises waiting for you.
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