Because "acting skills" are better, when a dog becomes the protagonist of a movie, it is generally not too bad. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name, which looks at the joys and sorrows of the human world from the perspective of a dog. The film softens the misery in the novel, and the narrative of the life of man and dog is indistinguishable. Perhaps pet movies always tell stories about loyalty and growth, but the film does a good job of avoiding the suspicion of deliberately consuming a dog complex, and instead explores deeper themes of courage, choice, adventure, and forgiveness. Kevin Costner's dubbing gives dogs a philosophical soul, and "dogs can change the rhythm of the world, and people can only be controlled by the world" also allows us as self-centered humans to take a good look at everything around us
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The Art of Racing in the Rain evaluation action
2022-01-14 08:02
Extended Reading
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Gerhard 2022-03-19 09:01:07
Another face wash ಥ_ಥ
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Amber 2022-03-25 09:01:18
The original book is a good story. The beginning of the movie is a bit too greasy for the dog to understand everything, and then it tells a good story about persistence, control, adventure and forgiveness. But it is too irresponsible to leave the dog at home without water or food for 2 days!
The Art of Racing in the Rain quotes
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Denny: The car goes where the eyes go.
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Enzo: Sometimes my life seems like it has been so long and so short at the same time. I feel as if I've lived for an eternity.
Denny: [enters the house] Yo, Enz?
Enzo: And yet it's as if no time has passed at all.
Denny: [notices Enzo lying on the floor] Enzo?
Enzo: I hear the worry in his voice.
Denny: What happened pal? Oh, Enz.
Enzo: I can smell the day on him. Motor oil and gasoline and roast chicken.
Denny: Can you get up, bud?
Enzo: I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV once.
Denny: [steps over Enzo and bends to rub hin] Oh... Okay.
Enzo: In Mongolia, when a dog dies, he is buried high in the hills, so people cannot walk on his grave.
Denny: [Rubbing him] I'm here buddy, I'm right here.
Enzo: His master whispers into the dog's ears his wishes that in his next life the dog will return as a man. Not all dogs return as men they say. Only those who are ready.
Denny: Let's get you up
[picks Enzo up]
Enzo: I am ready. I know death is not the end. Eve told me so. And I believe her. When I return to this world, I will practically be an adult the moment I am plucked from the womb with all the preparation I have done.
Denny: [lays down on the sofa with Enzo] there he is.
Enzo: I will walk among my fellow men, lick my lips with my small dexterous tongue and shake hands with a firm grasp.
Denny: [rubbing his head] There's my Enzo.
Enzo: And I will teach people all that I know. All that I have learned.
Denny: [puts on tv] you okay now?
Enzo: I'm fine Denny. I am.
Denny: You've always been with me. You've always been my Enzo. First time I saw you, I knew we were supposed to be together. I love you boy.