There are no surprises.
All the way to special effects and sound effects, plus a little bit of little love (or more accurately, goodwill) as embellishment. A Hollywood-style adult fairy tale ends with a "hero" victory - in the end, a "failed" father wins his son's respect, a man who has repeatedly failed to find a job gets a stable job, and the museum is crowded during the day , lit up at night (a daily miracle of carnival routine). It seems that everything is perfect, and all this is just out of a little courage to fight, the courage to persevere. If you are not used to watching Hollywood movies, it can be regarded as an inspirational film. However, after I got used to it and watched a lot of these kinds of films, I really didn't feel anything.
Days are still to be lived, whether there is courage or not.
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