Hello everyone, today bring you an American movie released in 2009 "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog", which has a high score of 9.4 points in Douban Movie, which is a very touching animal movie.
The film tells the story of a university professor Parker who adopts an Akita dog despite his wife's objections and names it "Hachiko". Hachiko grew up rapidly under Parker's careful care, and the well-behaved and sensible man accompanied Parker to work on time every morning and waited for him at the station on time in the evening, which became the scene staged every day at the station.
Until one day, when Parker went to work as usual, Hachiko called at him very abnormally, and it seemed to have a premonition of something. For example, Hachiko, who had never bothered to play picking balls before, unusually picked up the ball, but Professor Parker failed to understand what the Japanese friend had said, and the Akita dog must have picked the ball for some special reason. Hachiko was ultimately powerless to save everything and could only watch his master leave. However, on that very day, Parker suddenly collapsed during a college lecture, died of a heart attack and never returned to the station. From that day on, Hachiko came to the station on time every day, staring in the direction of his master's return. This wait is ten years.
This film does not have a vigorous big scene, and a simple one person and one dog run through the whole play. The world of Hachiko in the film is simple, and everywhere he goes, it is black and white, and there is no color. Because, in the world of dogs, there is no color, only black and white. However, their eyes are pure and immaculate, and there is no interest in them. Maybe in the lifetime of many people, we will meet a lot of important people. However, for dogs, the owner is the only person they are important.
The most touching part of the film is that Hachiko has been waiting by the flower bed at the station since the death of the professor, year after year, day after day. Everything around her had changed over time, and things were not human, but Hachiko persisted until Professor Parker's wife returned ten years later, and when she saw Hachiko's moment, she couldn't believe her eyes. She choked up and said to Hachiko, "You're still waiting", "I'll accompany you to wait for the next train.". This persistence is often something that humans can't do, but I believe that dogs can and animals can, so this feeling is still precious. As long as he is determined in his heart, he will follow it all his life and be loyal.