"Let's talk about the three protagonists first" My favorite is Paul, who treats everyone with simplicity, cuteness and sincerity, treating his dead grandmother and mother, treating taco sausages, treating Ellie's father, and treating two girls. Also liked the dialogue between Paul and Ellie's father. The two heroines have a little bit of paper, one has a beautiful skin but hopes to be discovered as a "popular person" with a deeper soul, an Asian girl who looks like a nerd but is actually hot and interesting inside, many There are still some stereotypes left. "Let's talk about the episodes that I don't like." It's a little thin to write a letter to follow up. It's hard to say why aster likes/is interested in ellie, because he has been recognized by ellie? "I feel that someone understands me for the first time" is always a strange feeling... Maybe this feeling of loneliness is something I can't understand... Is the church part a little bit stretched? It seems that the climax has not yet been reached, and the experience and analysis of self-identification and love from the heart has turned into a lame poem, or the carriage-return poem of Jia Pingwa's daughter. It's very cute, but it doesn't have the kind of shock that directly hits the heart. After seeing it, I forget it. "Finally talk about what you like" "Love is willing to destroy one's own good painting in exchange for the opportunity to have a great work. Is this really the most daring stroke you can draw?" This line likes the whole film very much Lovely, Paul is very cute, I like the last part of Paul chasing the train-he finally understands that love is not pretending, love can be just being yourself We are all trapped, but fortunately we can redeem each other and finally be freed.
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