Little Miss Sunshine can lose sometimes. Don't always win.

# Movie review by Kim KhanaToday will review my favorite movie, Little Miss Sunshine, a movie released in 2006, the latest 20th anniversary of which is the House Samyan cinema, which has brought it back to tears again. This is a family road movie that is still "real" and "powerful," not changing over time, because every character in the story is a normal person who is not perfect, a father who sticks to success, a mother who tries to support everything, a grandfather who likes to rant and is addicted to drugs, an uncle who is disappointed in love, an eldest son who blocks himself, and a seven-year-old sister who is in love. Have a pure dream.

But it is these imperfections that make this family journey incredibly "magnificent," when everyone simultaneously sets out in an old yellow-and-white van to take the little girl of the house to the Little Miss Sunshine contest in a foreign city, and the chaotic story of laughter and tears begins.

Although movies include Loser people, movies don't always teach us to win, and they don't say that life is perfect, because movies tell us that "failure" is part of life, and sometimes... it's as important as victory. Along the way of movies, we see chaos, conflict, laughter, and tears. In the end, what remains is "that they don't leave each other."

You can fall, you can lose, you don't always have to win, just have someone who still believes in us and is next to us on our day. That's probably what's really called "family." Anyone who wants to be happy to suggest that Little Miss Sunshine will definitely be on one of your most loved movie lists.

⭐: 10 / 10

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