If it were not for the popularity of the four leading actors in the film, the small-cost film "Serious Moonlight" would be missed by many fans. This comedy interprets romance in the least romantic way, and transforms the protagonist in the least reliable way. As a female director’s debut, this film is worthy of a big book. "Serious Moonlight" is on the script. The script of this movie full of absurd plot is super strong. From beginning to end, the story revolves around control that is full of meaninglessness. The protagonist Ian Joseph Somerhalder initially took control. He wants to divorce his wife Lucy. But soon Lucy knocked out Ian Joseph Somerhalder and took control. But then, the intrusion of a stranger took control of the entire room, and then the overall situation. And the happy ending at the end of the film implies that someone controlled everything from beginning to end. The script is as fascinating as a skit and very high.
Meg Rui En has always shown herself in the image of Kochi-ken's sweetheart. This time she played a desperate housewife, which was a good breakthrough. She plays Lucy, a middle-aged abandoned woman who is painful, weak, hysterical and eager to show her charm, and save her husband's heart in a rather three-dimensional way. Timothy James Hutton 's performance perfectly set off Rui En. James Hutton's declining expression combined with the occasional panic makes people laugh. Christine Bell is a new-generation sweetheart, and her performance with Meg Rui En on the same stage really makes people see the old star's acting skills and the young star's youth and immaturity. The performances of the two heroines complement each other and form a good complement. Justin Lang's departure greatly increased the comedy effect of the film.
