People grow.
In love, sometimes they grow together, or grow apart.
That's what I thought after I finished watching Wildlife. A beautiful story about family and love. About how they move forward through life eventhough love was not the same anymore.
The Brinsons moved to Montana and started a new life there. Father was a butler at a golf club and mother was a former teacher back in Idaho, who now working as a housewife. The son was struggling with his father's obsession on him becoming a football player. One day, Jerry, the father, got fired from his work, while Jean, the mother just discovered that they ran out of money.
Jerry, who had so much pride in himself, declined the offer when the golf club called for him to return. He also underestimated his wife's suggestion to work in the supermarket, saying that kind of work belonged to teenagers. Against his own will, he let his wife and son worked to help the family, while he kept searching for a manly job out there.
The problem heated as Jerry got accepted as a firefighter out of town. He left without his wife's approval. Jean who was hurt and lonely, was taken care of by a man named Miller Warren. Joe, the son, was disgusted to see this, but could not offer a better solution. He just hoped that his dad would come home soon.
The ending of this story was such a twist. I have speculated about the ending when I watch the poster of this movie. But, turns out it was a beautiful. Definitely not the one that I thought of, but the better one, the best maybe.
In love, sometimes they grow together, or grow apart.
That's what I thought after I finished watching Wildlife. A beautiful story about family and love. About how they move forward through life eventhough love was not the same anymore.
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The Brinsons moved to Montana and started a new life there. Father was a butler at a golf club and mother was a former teacher back in Idaho, who now working as a housewife. The son was struggling with his father's obsession on him becoming a football player. One day, Jerry, the father, got fired from his work, while Jean, the mother just discovered that they ran out of money.
Jerry, who had so much pride in himself, declined the offer when the golf club called for him to return. He also underestimated his wife's suggestion to work in the supermarket, saying that kind of work belonged to teenagers. Against his own will, he let his wife and son worked to help the family, while he kept searching for a manly job out there.
The problem heated as Jerry got accepted as a firefighter out of town. He left without his wife's approval. Jean who was hurt and lonely, was taken care of by a man named Miller Warren. Joe, the son, was disgusted to see this, but could not offer a better solution. He just hoped that his dad would come home soon.
The ending of this story was such a twist. I have speculated about the ending when I watch the poster of this movie. But, turns out it was a beautiful. Definitely not the one that I thought of, but the better one, the best maybe.
