2009’s Hachi: A dog’s tale was produced by Richard Gere, Bill Johnson, & Vicki Shigekuni Wong, directed by Lasse Hallstrom, and the story was written by Stephen P. Lindsey. The movie was based on a true story from Japan. The film was about loyalty and the unbreakable bond between Hachi and it’s master, Parker Wilson.
I was moved by this movie so much that it even brought tears to my eyes. I couldn’t help crying out loud when I watched this movie (it’s very rare to find a movie that could make my heart moved). Well, it’s very rare to find a pet like Hachi. I once had a dog ( a shih tzu), it’s very friendly and adorable. Until one day, we had to be separated from each other, because dogs are now prohibited in the place where I live. I was so sad when I saw him inside the car of my cousin and as the car moves, I felt the huge distance between us. It took me a year to completely move on, since that day, I haven’t heard any news about him, since my cousin doesn’t talk about my beloved dog that much. I wonder if my dog feels the same way when we parted. I wonder if he’s still waiting for me to pick him up. Anyway, enough of the drama!
All I could say is, when you watch this movie, please be sure to bring a lot of tissue, because it will make you cry a lot! And now Akita is listed to one of my favourite breeds of dog. For your information, I have watched this movie five times already! And it made me cry everytime I watch it, but it makes me feel so relief. So get your popcorn, turn off your phones, and watch it!
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