Moreover, it is still a typical British mockery of the American dream, feeling a lot of obscenity. American elements rely on music, Midwestern place names, Midwestern cowboys, and the puritan spirit of variants, and there is not much down-to-earth content. Far better than a fish tank.
The end of the film is colorful, very exciting. The contrast between the bonfire and the deserted lake is like being baptized, like a new life after being lost. Fireflies fly. There are also detailed descriptions of natural insect sounds in the film, which are full of summer chaos. All in all, I feel that there is too much prejudice in this film, which leads to hypocrisy. However, the artistic value is still good. Like the plane flying over the stars and Jake in the car, the bugs crawling on the car, the sprinkler that starts when they hug each other, and the grasshopper on the star's shoulder.
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