So it took so long to watch the second film, just because I'm a little sleepy right now, so I want to watch a film that doesn't require much brains.
However, I now understand that it is such a film, what more can I ask for it?
It has two superb men, a beautiful soundtrack, a clear picture, a timely joke, and a simple and complete love story... I am not satisfied with this, I am really greedy enough to swallow an elephant!
There is such a hot male silver, who was interrupted by you at work and said that he was disappointed because he couldn't take you home immediately.
There is such a hot male silver, saying that you can appreciate your chest at any time and occasionally look at it from a different angle.
There is such a hot male silver, who will keep looking at your back after kissing and breaking up at the door, then walk over to hug you from behind and say I miss you too.
There is such a hot male silver, even if you yell at him and call him an arrogant rice bucket, he still runs to the door and says I love you.
There is such a hot male silver, who crossed the border to save you, who was framed and carrying a huge amount of drugs, but only had a fluttering and jealous attribution when they met.
There is such a male silver, fighting with another male silver in the fountain like a child in public for you.
He is a human rights lawyer and meets with international organisations and ministers.
The love points of the second part are really one after another, and they hit the hearts of women to be married.
There's another Hugh Grant who's thinking about you. Although I keep telling myself that he looks a little haggard and his eyes are cloudy, it's all because of the male supporting magnetic field...
'You can't and can't do anything good for our love, I think you're just waiting for an important person to appear, that person is perfect and pure, and you don't need to sacrifice yourself at all. ' If that's the case, it's perfectly applicable to Bridget, doesn't it?
As well as a caring taxi driver who can give excellent comments like 'natural and man-made disasters' and is willing to take care of clothing consultants, and a group of friends who are still twittering for advice...
"She is the only" by William Roberts It sounded, the second part was already complete for me, no matter how picky I was, I would be mean to myself.
'As you can see, I finally found the fairytale ending. At 33 years old and with an ass bigger than two bowling balls, I still truly believe in fairy tales. '
Bridge is not that bad, she lives by her character and her way, taking care of herself, protecting herself, guarding her love.
I don't believe in the existence of fairy tales in reality, but I like such fairy tale movies.
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