This is a strong return of director Rob Reiner, starring actors Morgan Lily and Madeleine Carroll. The development of the plot is driven by the subtle relationship between the growth of a pair of two little children without guessing. The biggest feature of the film is the use of alternate comparison and switching narrative techniques, focusing on the psychological description of the two children, allowing people to feel the early love, contradictions and struggles experienced by the boys and girls on their growth journey, showing the original different people’s views on things. And the angle is so different. The narration is full of innocence, and it gives people a sense of humor while being warm. The shooting was done in one go, smooth and smooth. A very simple story, but the narrative is so moving.
The heroine of the film, Julie, is a cheerful and outgoing girl who is particularly active and enthusiastic about Bryce. The boy Bryce is just the opposite. He is shy and passive. Later, as they got in touch with each other, Julie’s innocence and kindness slowly showed up, especially Bryce’s grandfather, Chat, constantly reminded Bryce to discover Julie’s shining points, and eventually two people with different personalities merged with each other. Understand and fall in love.
After watching this movie, everyone wants to re-experience their teenage years, hoping that he or she once enthusiastically appeared in their own lives, and made their heart beat. . . . . .
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