A few years ago, I watched Hachiko with my dad at home, and we both couldn't stop crying. I didn't expect the scene to reappear a few years later, but the movie I watched this time was called "Detective Dog Benji". Speaking of which, Benji's and Hachiko's life experiences are somewhat similar. They are both stray dogs, and both have met their masters who love them, but Benji's fate is much more tortuous than Hachiko's. The time spent wandering alone took one third of Benji's life. He finally met the right little master, but he couldn't pass the test of the big master, so he was abandoned for the second time on a rainy night. This is also the first point in the whole film that makes me cry, the kind of behavior that gives the other person warmth and forcibly takes it back, just thinking about it makes my heart hurt...
Sometimes humans really can't understand how loyal a dog is to its owner. Even if Benji is abandoned by the owner, he still does not hesitate to turn around to rescue the owner when he is in distress. own dog life! We, who are at the top of the food chain, scoff at this, but that doesn't stop me from being moved to tears by the movie's storyline setting. At the same time, even if I look at the plot from God's perspective, I still feel that Benji is smart and clever. Dogs are indeed the smartest animals in the world, not to mention a dog who is going to rescue the person he loves the most.
The ending is a great joy and reunion that everyone likes to see and hear. Although it is a little out of the way, it does not affect the moving of this film at all. Every stray dog has its own story, and every stray dog should be treated kindly.
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