The theme of this movie is actually too common. Many movies try to tell people in various ways that the best love for family is not material, but companionship. This movie turns the male protagonist into a cat. It can be regarded as forcing him to understand this truth. The design is quite interesting. Of course, the key point is that the cat is simply too cute, and the cat's arrogance is simply expressed vividly.
I read the Chinese version with the text, and the translation is also very down-to-earth, just like dubbing those net red cats, such as "baby can't do it", etc. With the expression and action of the cat, it is simply too much. It fits. When the father who became a cat gradually realized that he had too little company with his daughter, when playing with her, the smile on the family's face was the most beautiful, it was really special and warm. That cat is either arrogant, lost, or angry. The expressions, movements, and demeanor of the cat can't be praised any more. It's really a very playful cat.
A super heartwarming and relaxing movie. The little girl inside is also very beautiful. She was very moved when she danced with the cat. That was something she and her father had done together before. She took a video and kept it on the computer. This dance confirms that the cat is the father. The seemingly ordinary interactions between children and adults may be memories that they do not want to delete.
Love sometimes requires sacrifice, and companionship is the best gift to each other.
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