The movie is based on Benjamin Mill’s memoir novel of the same name. My family bought the zoo: A true story that changed a young family forever, a tattered zoo and 200 animals (We Bought a Zoo: The Amazing True Story of a Young Family, A Broken Down Zoo, and the 200 Wild Animals That Changed Their Lives Forever), the novel describes the story of him and his family saving money and putting together money to buy the Dartmoor Animal Park in England. When this zoo was purchased in Mir, it was on the verge of bankruptcy, and the more than 200 animals in the zoo were not well taken care of. The zoo was bought by the Ellis Doyle family in 1948 and opened to the public in 1968. However, due to poor management and debt crisis and other incidents, the Doyle family had to close the zoo on April 23, 2006. In August 2006, the Mill family bought the zoo and its animals for 1.1 million pounds. After raising funds and refurbishing the zoo, it reopened to the public in July 2007.
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2021-11-28 08:01
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Rachelle 2022-04-24 07:01:06
See also the healing department, the combination of Madagascar + Scarlett + Fanning can be described as star-studded, the story itself is average, the father-daughter relationship is in place, and the father-son relationship as the main contradiction is not enough tension, Scarlett basically played soy sauce, Motor acting has improved. There is less sternness of "Bourne Bourne", and more entanglement. 20 seconds can change a lot.
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Winfield 2021-11-28 08:01:20
This season is suitable for watching this kind of sunny film, warm but not sentimental. The first acting is the melancholy tiger, the second is the angry bear, the sad Matt Damon, and the third is at most.
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Duncan Mee: You do somethin' for the right reasons, nothing can stop you.
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Benjamin Mee: It is what it is.
Mr. Stevens: It is what it is. Sometimes you don't know what it is until you see what it is, you know? Once you see what it is then you can figure out what it is. You understand?
Benjamin Mee: No, but we can move on.