Summaries:
Morgan Freeman, as Sam, is his usual excellent tone, and so is Bob Hoskins as an vituperative gangbanger named Bart. Jet Li is Danny the Dog, and does unexpectedly well, as an emotionally suppressed and abused youthful man, They're joined by Kerry Condon, as Danny’s gamesome love interest, Victoria. I actually enjoyed this movie, but also I walked in not really knowing what to anticipate, indeed though I had heard of the movie with its former title.
Bart has been raising Danny, the son of a youthful woman he exploited and killed, as a beast who wears a essence collar, which, when it’s removed, is Danny’s cue to kill whoever Bart has refocused his cutlet, first as one of Bart’s enforcers, and also in underground fight clubs. Bart styles himself as a kindly uncle, who's just taking care of the helpless Danny, but he's horrifically vituperative, treating Danny like an beast, putting him on a leash, making him eat out of canine dishes, and live in a pen in the basement. He's a cartoonish illustration of vituperative parenthood, and clothes himself in virtue, by calling it love.
One day Danny accidentally stumbles across Sam, fixing a piano in an antique shop, and the eyeless Sam, is kind and friendly to him, commodity Danny has noway endured. He becomes fascinated by the piano, and latterly, asks for one from Bart, but a rival gangbanger takes Bart out of the equation, via auto crash. Danny is injured in the attack, but manages to find his way back to the relic shop where Sam works. Sam takes Danny in, and patches him up.
So thirty twinkles into the movie, it turns into a set up family story, that’s rather endearing, carried substantially on the strength of the amusement. Danny is from a largely vituperative, indeed life hanging , relationship with the man who raised him, while Victoria and Sam have an open, loving, and healthy relationship, with further than enough room to drink Danny. A significant portion of the film is taken up with montages, and scenes, of Danny discovering the mannas of ice cream, kissing, and both domestic and romantic love, learning to cook with Sam, and play the piano with Vic, and just be happy. He starts to recapture recollections of his mama and begins probing his origins.
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