Joe is obviously a well-educated person, he has very reasonable educational philosophy, such as letting the child do what he likes and not getting irritated by the child's small mistakes... However, no matter how hard he tries, the problem Always appear one after the other. I think it's time for a real man to take responsibility.
He didn't always ask for help from others, he hoped to take care of the house on his own, although sometimes he had to make sacrifices at work. When Harry came, I was suddenly afraid that he would cause the most powerful conflict in the film, because I was afraid that Joe would break down (probably because I put myself in the role and I would go crazy for it), but ok, Harry isn't a bad boy, thanks to the writers for not having shit. However, in the end, Harry's departure brought another climax of the film. At that time, I wondered to myself, will Harry finally return to Joe and Artie? I can't figure it out, because it's reasonable no matter what, and the film can go on. Of course I wanted the family to be reunited, so I was very moved when Harry showed up at the station. (Before this I also blamed the screenwriter for how suddenly bloody: let Artie disappear).
In the end, the film still leads to a big reunion. I think this is the best ending. Are there not enough tragedies in life? It's just a story that happened, it doesn't have to be too typical. What do you think? But I think many of the scenes in the film are what parents would encounter in real life, but how would they deal with it? I can't imagine it, because I put myself in the character again.
PS: I cried when Artie beat Joe.
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