Alexxis Lemire

Michel 2022-03-11 08:02:00

After "Face", Director Wu made another excellent work. Director Wu is very talented but has produced very few films. He has only directed two films in 20 years, but this one is a masterpiece. I watched "The half of it" twice within two days and was moved by its emotional description. Originally it...

Ward 2022-04-23 07:05:17

Thoughtful athlete Paul falls in love with the school's beauties, but he is not good at words, so he decides to hire the introverted top student Ellie to help him pursue his pursuit, and the two unrelated people become friends. However, Ellie discovers that she also has a crush on the school...

Cora 2022-03-19 09:01:10

Three and a half! There are pros and cons to this movie. The good part is that everyone can see the point that resonates with them: the embarrassment of the first-generation immigrants' expertise at home and the embarrassment of being useless abroad; the unwritten "campus culture" in which ordinary Chinese help white people to write papers and make money ; The helplessness of talented high school students trapped in a small closed place and being excluded; the confusion of LGBT high school students whose sexual orientation is not clear; the astonishment of the kind red neck who was hit by Ji grandma to religious beliefs. The ending is realistic, open and warm, but unfortunately the middle process is a bit lengthy, and the very dramatic story is relatively bland. As Mrs. Ji, I was actually moved by the revolutionary friendship (?) between the male and female protagonists.

Stewart 2022-03-19 09:01:10

My favorite part is: in most movies, love is described as an electric current, passing through different environments, characters and predicaments, and finally making two souls feel the encounter, which is an exaggerated coincidence; and this movie Love is depicted as a river in which different souls will immerse, wade through, and go where they want to go.