In recent years, there seems to be an increase in literary and artistic films about people and dogs. Super tearjerkers such as "Ten Promises with Dogs" and "The Story of Hachiko, a Loyal Dog", have only heard their names and dare not see their real bodies. I am afraid that I will be difficult to cry, and I am even more afraid of shaking my idea of raising a dog.
After watching this film, it does not make people feel that it is very sensational. The ordinary couple raised a Labrador dog Marlery with ADHD, and in the process of raising it, three BBs were born, but The life of a dog is destined to leave early, so at the end of the film it is inevitable that the protagonist's family will send Marlery away.
One of my girlfriends said that she only likes big dogs, but I don't care about the size. After watching this film, I have to remind her that big dogs are suitable for two people to raise together, otherwise, if she is petite, her physical strength can be strengthened. However, there is an urge to raise a big dog in the future to accompany myself and my family, especially children. That kind of picture makes people feel very much, as if there is an extra child.
Most of our generation are only children, growing up without siblings, and childhood seems a lot lonely. There is a scene in the film where Marlery sleeps with his little son one night, and another scene shows Marlery playing with the little princess on the carpet in the living room. I think these few scenes made me understand the feelings of my girlfriends. Such a big dog is not only a companion, but also a sense of security.
Love is mutual, and it was the company of Marlery and the protagonist's family for more than ten years that this film was produced. The real story makes people feel warmer in winter. This film is very suitable for the mood and state I am looking for now. I feel more warmth and love in this world, and then have the courage to face the cruelty and cold of reality. . .
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