The film has an unexpected plot and whimsical design, and Josh Duhamel brings a very popular role as a fool suitor. However, the film pays more attention to the performance of pranks and lacks authenticity
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The film copied most of the plot in the original book, which was obviously to make the plot continue, so the screenwriters Laurie Craig and Nick Postest put Ramona’s father in the book as it is. The plot of the layoffs around 1977 has been preserved intact, and his deep and somewhat loving expression has also been well utilized. All the key roles in the film have a good cast, including Bizus played by Sel, which separates the irritability and tenderness of her sister. What is refreshing is that the heroine uses DIY-like sequences to depict her frequent fantasies. These sequences fascinatingly describe how a child colors the world
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