After the Great Earthquake in Northeastern Japan, Mitsuo is sent to a mental hospital from the strain of grief from working to clear out the debris of the disaster. When he is released 3 years later, he feels a moment of happiness as he is welcomed back by his brother Yuta, his wife Yoko, their first daughter Chie, and their second daughter Itsuki, who has a down syndrome.The next day, Chie wishes to go to the amusement park, and Mitsuo takes Chie and Itsuki there. But these happy moments don't last long, and the incident happens at the park. Chie dropped Itsuki on the concrete when Mitsuo took his eyes off of them. Yoko cannot accept Itsuki's death, madly questions Chie and Mitsuo. In this pressure, Chie lies that "Uncle Mitsuo dropped Itsuki." As Yoko goes through a mental breakdown from the shock. Becoming full with regret day by day, Yoko accuses Yuta and questions if he felt relieved that Itsuki died. Hearing this fight between her parents, Chie's heart was also slowly being ...
但也不至于看不进去。
啊！真的不错👍不知道是疫情还是现在审美、政治原因，近几年很少出现这种简单明朗的温情片了……放在以前也许有大把类似的片子竞争，现在真是少得可怜！乔治克鲁尼指导，才知道近几年他去做了导演！点赞👍
没有女主的硬菜啊。
在电影院看的。以毒攻毒，以恶制恶，以暴除暴。不过，还是没什么鸟意思。
不知道怎么推荐这部电影，故事还不错，但是不知道是翻译哪里不对，就感觉台词和剧情的紧凑跟不上。
Tye长这么丑了？
好久没看这么暖心的电影了 查理舅舅在小侄子的成长中撑起来一片天地 弥补了父爱 也做了人生导师
不错啊，看了很多侦探小说之后，好的厉害的警察都好像有点处于灰色地带。
因为tye和大本看的，爹味偏重，a boy without father is f*cked-up ， thats true🥺
寓意有意思，不是非黑即白，而是灰色地带，用小恶制止大恶，也就是以恶制恶。几个演员演出很好。不过剧情线一开始看有点乱，需要很耐心去看。这方面导演完全可以慢慢拍，想搞反转之前，正线叙事要更清楚才好。
啊！真的不错👍不知道是疫情还是现在审美、政治原因，近几年很少出现这种简单明朗的温情片了……放在以前也许有大把类似的片子竞争，现在真是少得可怜！乔治克鲁尼指导，才知道近几年他去做了导演！点赞👍
小男孩JR的童年中虽然父亲缺位，但是身边有查理舅舅这么一位角色充当了其人生导师/朋友/家人/心理咨询师的位置，（but！绝不是充当了父亲的位置。）
只活在广播里的父亲，望子成龙的母亲，替代父亲角色的舅舅，甩了他九次的单恋对象，这些人成就了JR。很爱大本饰演的舅舅，虽然看不太出来这部电影究竟想表达什么，但我很喜欢它所传达的氛围与带给我的情绪价值，五星啦
男主和舅舅之间、还有姥爷之间都很温馨，一家子人吵吵闹闹互相嫌弃但心是在一起的。就是男主上大学后面比较无聊😅😅😅
精良流水线作系列。一想起小崔在本片发布会上带宣传那年我们就会笑死:D
警察内部无间道，说到底还是探讨灰色地带问题，赵震雄看着实在不像什么奸诈分子，难怪崔宇植要倒戈。
太淡了 有的地方还有点好笑 整体十分无聊 //镭射眼这个演员，是我看多了吗，竟然感觉没有那么丑了
上了名校也依然不能摆脱命运，只能靠运气写书，多少有点理想派天真，原来美国也是只有读书改变命运的现状。
典型的“电脑副屏电影”，在那个氛围里就可以的，都是普通人的日常生活，让它陪着我打游戏也是很香的存在。
The Tender Bar script is based on the best-selling 2005 memoir of the same name by J. R. Moehringer, which tells the true story of Moehringer's childhood growing up in Long Island, New York in the 1970s and '80s.
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