Maybe this is the best friend's relationship from childhood to adulthood. No matter how they fight, they are still what they miss the most in each other's hearts, and there is even a sense of metaphysics - because Liv also helps Emma to avoid the inappropriate person. ~
Even when they were making the most fuss during their marriage preparations, they were sure they wouldn't "done" on it. The scene where Emma was sitting by the pool and calling Liv but she didn't get the call by accident really pokes me at the same time. The scene where Liv desperately called Emma's name while running, and Emma, who had never been against running with headphones, but rushed forward with headphones, was too real. It is very much like the little sisters who are in a quarrel. One party wants to reconcile the other party, but it is awkward to let go of the grievances of the previous dispute.
In the movie, you can see a lot of little girl-style anger and naivety, and it's hard to tell whether it's because of being moved by the two girls' friendship, or to miss the self who was also arrogant and naive back then.
Despite this, it was Emma who apologized first, saying that the one who wanted to stop the quarrel was Emma, the one who stopped the marriage and turned into a bridesmaid was Emma. No matter how tough a relationship is, it still needs one party to relax in a timely manner, so that it can withstand the constant pull of a new round of pulling over the years.
It's just a little bit distressed that Emma is always the one who "relaxes".
But luckily they all seemed to be enjoying it.
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