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everyone deserve a second chance
Alivia 2021-12-18 08:01:09
In fact, I first came to this film because I really liked the original author’s other steps in the film adaptation of Dear Jhon. The notebooks are super touching and warm~Sparks' novels seem to always be beautiful like the sun and the beach~ and the nature of the male and female characters. Eye-catching summer romance, this movie is no exception~ But it is also quite interesting to start adding suspense elements. The blonde heroine, who is considered to be a murderer, fled to the seaside town and fell in love with the handsome grocery store owner. Everyone was worried about the murder of the heroine when they discovered that the heroine was just a pure young woman who was framed by a violent police husband. She was worthy of being saved~ At the end of the warmth, I was a little surprised. The slightly Spanish-looking beauty that appears as the neighbor of the heroine is actually the dead wife of the heroine, a ghost? ! But this beautiful ghost has a unique taste. I really like the faint phrase "I love how the light come through the trees!" when she raised her head and watched the sun pass through the leaves, and the phrase "life is" full of second chances!" So friends, I hope there will always be ~ a slow-paced warm route, if it’s to your stomach, I recommend it to you~
Extended Reading
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Theo 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The suspense element is added to the romance film, which is terrible.
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Akeem 2022-03-25 09:01:10
The poster and story structure double crash with Zac's Lucky Charm, but that's not enough reason to be criticized. The clumsy mix and match of themes directly ruined the film, suspense, love, and supernatural, all three are involved, but all three lines are extremely weak, and none of them can be picked out as the backbone. In fact, for the audience of handsome men and beautiful women and little loli, they just want to watch a warm romantic light comedy, mixed with the other two materials, it seems nondescript
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Katie: Drawing? What are you drawing?
Lexie: I don't know yet.
Katie: Hmm, looks like a carrot.
Lexie: No.
Katie: A dragonfly?
Lexie: No, it's a flying fish.
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Roger: When did we start selling paint?
Alex: Today.