Let's Hug It Out!

Let’s talk about some impressive scenes: 1. During Tommy’s narration, I found that the background music was U2’s bad, and then the sister-in-law rejected the uncle…Tommy sat on the chair crying bitterly 2. Tommy and Elizabeth looked at the distant Maggie, when she reassured Elizabeth that she was like her heroic father, she asked if she looked like her mother? …Tommy : Accept yourself, Elizabeth, everyone loves you 3 Tommy and a few buddies remodel the kitchen, the one with the white paint says let’ hug it out Suspicion of my brother and said I can forgive you 5 Elizabeth was jealous of her sister's everything on her sister's birthday, deliberately fiddled with balloons, making the atmosphere very awkward, after her father interrupted sharply and said why don't you die, you are angry because of your mother I slept with my uncle 6 Tommy faced the noisy Cahill, the first action was a hug (Let's hug it out, praise!!), and then it was when Cahill committed suicide by saying you are my brother! It can really be said that this film has done a good job of sensationalism, and the episodes appropriately match the arrival of the emotional climax of the characters.
Tommy's redemption really started when he thought about himself and felt responsible after hearing the news of his brother's death (I don't think he was complimenting his beautiful sister-in-law for everyone's sake). To him is a sincere man. His father, recalling their brothers' childhoods, said that the only difference between Tommy and Cahill was that he couldn't give up everything like Cahill. Not everything is worse than Cahill.
Cahill's expression when he committed suicide with a gun also made people see the inner struggle of his painful remorse for his sins and unwilling to believe his own brother... The soundtrack when Cahill finally told his wife his painful heart great! It should be from the hands of U2, the
heroine is very beautiful but there is very little room to play
The eldest daughter Elizabeth's performance is a bit too much and even a little bit of performance is obviously not suitable for this age, but it is a bit pretentious to say that she is a talented young acting. There are many bright spots in the movie, and it feels related to religious teachings or something (mainly It's because U2's songs are used for the interlude and ending songs, so it's inevitable...), and there are some feelings that can't be said for the time being, and so on...
PS: Tommy : Pride is a sin .

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