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Ba Ng line change more rational, more intelligence number. Delete the entire Ng+Brain love line, delete Ng+Brain and go to the ex-girlfriend's house to have a dinner together.
Turn Ng into a sane pilot, to understand Brain's plan, to persuade Brain to change, and to show him the aboriginal people in the deep mountains of Hawaii. She can even dance herself. The drama of the
second
ex-girlfriend is a bit thicker, showing her contradiction with the incumbent, the incumbent male chauvinism.
The ex-boyfriend appeared, and let her know this ex-boyfriend again; like in the play, two people can sit down, like adults, and talk about the "letter of understanding" written by her husband.
All the plots in which father and daughter recognize each other, including the acts of the two dads, are all mime. Only Rachel comes to Cooper’s hotel. This "Father's Day" scene is like eating shit; this act can be completely changed. Softer.
Rachel McAdams' acting skills are fully capable of taking on more complicated plots.
Third,
this play can even jump out of the cliché of romantic comedy at the end.
Brain "discovered by conscience" destroyed the satellite.
Ng felt that he should take back the original words (You sold your soul so many times, nobody buying anymore.), ask Brain for a date. Together they have a scientific and friendly discussion on sound or whatever.
The two started their first official intelligent people's personal date under the green mountains and green waters of Hawaii. So the plot became an air rescue.
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