Talk about how not easy the immigrants’ lives are, what dreams they are chasing.
How hard are the parents trying to bring up their kids. Sometimes it may not be right or the best, or the kids may never understand you.
You got to Reconciling with one's past, or else you make yourself and the people around you, and especially your loved ones miserable.
In the end of this movie, the conflict dissolved.
“Family isn't one important thing; it's everything.” – Sebastian (Sebastian Maniscalco)
P.s. I wanted this movie twice and it still makes me laugh and tear and it also speeds up my review for it. Otherwise, who knows when I am going to do this writing.
The reason why I watched it twice is because I watched it at the senior center and the senior asked the staff there to play for us; she totally forgot that she just asked for it the week before. At first in my mind I was sort of complaining about it. However, I chose not to say it. First of all, we are all getting older. Also, English is not my native language, and it’s free. So it’s all good for me, a win-win situation.
Oh! And about the peacock, nope, I won’t spoil it, watch for yourself.
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