Fairy tales are not all lies

Jermain 2022-03-24 09:02:21

When I was a child, I teased my younger brother that there was an elf in my closet. The vivid description matched my exaggerated acting skills. My younger brother believed this for many years. I still remember the questioning, curious look in his eyes, the exact same look on Walter's face when he was listening to the story. Every child has weaved more than one fairy tale dream in their heart. As they grow up, the dreams are broken by reality one by one. This is the source of the pain brought by growth.
When one day it is learned that the fairy tales of childhood are true, this may be the best ending.

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  • Clifford 2022-04-21 09:02:40

    HaleyJoelOsment will be disabled when she grows up...how cute she was when she was a child...but her acting skills are still so good~ It's very beautiful and warm~

  • Morton 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    It's a little bit fantasy, after all, the relationship between the characters, the behavior and the way of dealing with people are still a bit unrealistic like a fairy tale. The story of the relationship between the two uncles and the younger nephew, other negative characters get nothing, and the younger nephew when he grows up inherits the wealth as he wishes. Interspersed in the middle is an old lion that was purchased for hunting and then trained. The little boy is very sensible and cute. Watched with my wife. Four to five.

Secondhand Lions quotes

  • Walter: Has he hit YOU yet?

    Mae: MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!

  • Walter: So, you two were away for 40 years... Where'd you go?