I haven't seen a movie for a long time, but I watched this movie and was moved by the sincere friendship in it. At that rebellious age, there were a few friends who would accompany you to laugh and cry wanton, and experience all kinds of crazy things together. For a reason or obsession, start an adventure, travel along the rails, and experience trains. The front line of life and death in the collision, and going to the forest to play and fight is also dangerous. This journey is full of adventures, and it may pass by death, but it is undoubtedly peculiar and will become a memory that will be remembered for a lifetime in the future.
It is also filled with the love of many young people. Gordy is not valued by his parents at home, they only see Gordy's excellent brother. This did not make Gordy jealous and hated his brother. On the contrary, the only warmth Gordy felt at home came from his brother, who had high hopes for him, gave him his beloved hat, and expressed his appreciation for the stories he wrote. But such a good brother died in a car accident, and his parents didn't like to see Gordy even more. It was so poignant that Gordy missed his brother and wept bitterly because of his parents' indifference to him that night.
Among the four partners, Wayne is timid and naive, Teddy is almost crazy, and Chris is brave but not reckless, calm and careful to understand the feelings of friends, caring for friends with heart, encouraging friends, such friends. Cherish it when you meet it. He had long conversations with Gordy, comforting Gordy when he was in pain, encouraging him, and giving him all the help and support a friend could give.
The wonderful adventures, the spectacular scenery, the sincere friendship, and the moving background music from time to time make up a great and inspiring film.
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