The director's rhythm is too good, the blunt pie out of the refrigerator, the unbearable chewing sound, the chattering phone call, the embarrassment and tension in the air are brought to the extreme, and with Nancy's dramatic Vomiting, from tension to loss of control in an instant, and finally, under the catalysis of alcohol, the four people went from the confrontation between two families, to the confrontation between men and women, to the confrontation between civilization and barbarism, and finally tore all human disguise. In the end, the adults kept saying that they wanted to solve the problem, but they made the problem worse, and the children who created the problem were reunited, as if nothing had happened.
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