Everyone knew this was just a movie, but when it appeared in the plot I will still be sad when there are totally impossible plots in life.
I can't describe how disappointed I was at that moment. In real life, no one would really take the initiative to throw their mobile phone into the trash can: 1. Blackberry is not cheap to say; 2. Contacts, Email, App, Photo... I know there are many backup software, but after all Troublesome; 3. If someone really throws away their cell phone because they want their father to reconcile, I can only say that girl, you love acting too much...
At the end, I originally wanted to say: "Although this is a watch I can guess the ending movie from the beginning, but at least I think it’s pretty good.” However, at that moment I thumped my chest and my feet: "Director, are you punishing me for being too deep in the movie?"
Even though I cursed such an ending in my heart, I still Drag the movie into the mobile hard drive instead of the recycle bin.
The extraordinary acting skills of old man Clint Eastwood are of course needless to say; the superwoman played by Amy Adams is also very contagious, far surpassing the stupid eldest sister in the leap year; Justin Timberlake's acting skills are getting better and better, but they can't get out of the shadow of a handsome guy. , But there is no other way. He looks so sunny and handsome and has an accent, and the roles that can be controlled are really limited... There
is nothing special in the content: the
mother died early, leaving behind the father who didn’t know how to get along with his daughter, causing bad The father-daughter relationship; the super strong woman always keeps a safe distance from others because of the shadow of childhood; the brave father is unwilling to accept the fact that he is old and dazzled; finally, the typical American style is happy...
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