There is basically nothing except gay themes and sex scenes. It is no different from domestic romance films. Engage with a person, find out that it is not true love, break up and then meet true love, domestic films start to look at each other or the male protagonist stares at the female protagonist to take a look, Adele is a girl who keeps looking back and have a look ...You can also guess the story behind it. It was like glue with true love for a while, and then cracks gradually formed. It depends on the director's intentions whether it is HAPPY ENDING or BAD ENDING.
The shooting method is very real, unlike a country where you will vomit when you look at it with a delicate makeup. But many people feel that the film itself is very real when they look at the filming methods without being fake, and they ignore the bloody plot. Of course, the movie itself has some pretty good lines that also affect the judgment of the movie. To be honest, there are too many youth romance films, and it is difficult to come out with new ideas. There are still two classic lines in a bad domestic film, because it's French and you give extra points? It's almost like a domestic product made a cruise ship and turned into a high-end imported foreign product.
Although I think it's nothing to discuss, but it's too grandstanding to put a lot of bed scenes on the screen. The sex scenes here can be cut and made into a small AV, no wonder everyone is so excited to watch it. In particular, the way the film is shot is like pressing on the face, many viewers will feel it, especially the female audience can feel the same (laughs).
Simple content, general plot, vulgar body put on a romantic French robe, creating a fake beauty with a score of 8.2.
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