In the previous paragraph, I also discussed with my wife why I am indifferent to cats but madly like dogs. I answered her that I like the passion of dogs. It will always have a way for you to clearly perceive his love for you. This kind of single-minded love that has no purpose and is almost unchangeable, once experienced once in a person's life, it will never be the same. Stop craving.
I think of the dog I have raised, the small flowers are black and white, and there is a white flower on the back. Cocoa and Cola are brothers and sisters. They have been with me since they were 18 days old. I put my hand into their still-toothed mouths, and the touch of the soft, wet gums will never be forgotten for the rest of my life. Now that I think about it, the gentleness that I learned without a teacher, and a little bit of it from dogs, Coke always likes me without a brain, although I like Coco a little more because of my partiality.
The composition is, of course, the same as always, Wade Anderson, and the obsessive-compulsive disorder is extremely comfortable to see the junkyard. As for the story, it's not very warm. As an Asian, I find the English-speaking dog so friendly and vivid, while the Japanese-speaking person is simple and vague and very alienated. After all, the stereotype is used to set Asians. The Japanese do like cats, but the dog party will not send their dogs to the garbage island so easily. When the Japanese boy met the leader for the first time, he must have Don't ask him to sit down arrogantly. Respect for living beings is a very important part of Japanese culture. The villain is also too simple and clear, and the characters are still foreigners, but they are Asian faces. Sorry I can't agree.
But the haiku at the end was heartbreaking.
"Friends of mankind, why, withered like cherry blossoms."
And with so many cute dogs, and the CVs behind those dogs, I couldn't help but love this movie.
I will definitely have a dog, definitely.
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