字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 Hey guys! I'm Brittany. I've been kind of in a weird head space today, but I decided we could all probably use a break from current events so let's talks about dogs So this book right here has spend 7 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list It is currently at number 2 for paperback fiction It was adapted into a film starring Britt Robertson, Dennis Quaid, Peggy Lipton, Josh Gad and and a bunch of other fantastic people The basic premise of the story is that there's this dog who keeps getting reincarnated. into several different lives and in each life that he lives he learns a new lesson, and he starts piecing these lessons together to fulfill this ultimate purpose. So without further ado, let's jump into my top changes. ALSO Things are gonna get pretty spoilery pretty quickly, so if you care about that you might wanna leave The dog's first life is lived as a stray And in the book he learns this really important lesson from his mom of how to survive basically on human trash and how to be very stealthy while doing it And eventually the dog gets picked up with his brother and his mom to this family who's basically dog hoarders And eventually the hoarding family gets caught and they get busted by the police. And Toby is euthanized by the dog catchers In the movie the dog's first life is glossed over. Like, VERY glossed over It's barely a blip on the screen. I wish they had shown the lesson that Toby learned from that life, which is his mom teaching him how to survive without human contact. Cause.. In the dog's final life as Buddy, in the book and in the movie, it's the same, he's kind of Abandoned by this family and he's trying to find his way back to Ethan He's trying to smell him out. But in the book it's evident that the dog goes to great lengths to try to avoid all human contact and not get picked up And live on the street by himself until he has enough time that he can figure out where Ethan is and that was so moving and such a touching love letter to how much Bailey truly loved Ethan And I felt like the emotional impact of how much the dog was kind of willing to go through to find Ethan was really touching and a little bit lost in the movie Number three, Ethan's antagonist - the nemesis to Ethan So in the book and the movie, Todd is a morally bankrupt arsonist, but in the book he's way way more twister. From the time they're little kids, Ethan andTodd kind of grow up together And Todd is basically like Sid from a toy story Todd blows up his sister's toys And at one point in the book Todd actually dognaps Bailey and tries to kill him His little sister steps in and rescues Bailey But Todd later on successfully kills another neighborhood dog like, he's so twisted. So in the movie they took some of Todd's evilness and some of the antagonism that Ethan felt with Todd and shifted it onto Ethan's dad. They really amplified any tension that Ethan had with his Dad And in the book, Ethan and his parents fight. In the movie it was way way worse They added in that whole epic scene at the farm that culminates in Ethan's dad leaving permanently And the movie makes it a lot clearer that Ethan's dad has a debilitating alcohol addiction. Number four, let's talk about Ethan and Bailey. Ethan + Bailey = LOVE Bailey has so much live for Ethan and in the movie they add a few things in like when Bailey escapes from the garage to be with Ethan And with all the shenanigans with the coin collection Get it out Bailey! Get it out! In the book when Ethan is staying with his grandparents on their farm he gets left home alone For just a little bit and he takes the horse and the dog and he goes on this really really long oudoor adventure And he gets completely lost, like, mega lost Eventually it gets really bad. They spend the night outside and Bailey actually saves Ethan's life
B1 中級 美國腔 狗的目的|書與電影 (A Dog's Purpose | Book vs Movie) 39 1 anny 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日 更多分享 分享 收藏 回報 影片單字