Falling in love with a "New Jersey Girl" should be a blessing without hesitation. Otherwise, how could Hollywood produce a romantic comedy of the same name in 1992? The center of the story is nothing more than an urban yuppie who puts down his respect and goes after someone. The ordinary girl from the State of New Jersey satisfies the Cinderella dream that people have been awake for a long time. But "Jersey Girl" directed by Kevin Smith seems to have a new flavor.
The film is a film describing family values. Unlike any previous films by director Kevin Smith, the film rarely began to pay attention to the drama of the film and made a lot of efforts in this regard. It seems too lame in the plot arrangement, it seems a little pediatric. Of course, for Kevin Smith, a director who is good at shooting poop movies, or Ben Affleck, an actor who can only be cool and handsome, such an achievement is enough to make them affirmative.
