After being watched countless times by Amway, I finally watched it, a very refreshing film. The director/screenwriter put his philosophical accumulation of nearly 50 years into the bodies of adolescent students, and the effect was unexpectedly good. I think the director did an excellent job of completing a youth romantic comedy without forgetting to subtly bring in some realistic thinking, such as the immigration bill mentioned at the dinner table, and the boundaries between religion and belief. Although it looks like a simple shot in the shooting, it will bring a certain freshness to the audience in the composition and scene scheduling; moreover, the details also make the family background of the characters more realistic and three-dimensional, such as Chu and Paul playing ping pong The ball table, it can be seen that it has been worn and deformed. The director deliberately ignored some obvious problems in the plot. For example, although Aster's boyfriend is in name only, but he still has the title, she is dating and dating others, but in the context of the director's weakening and youth, this is possible. understood or ignored. Paul really looks like a big golden retriever, a proper dog breed; Chu is a typical female nerd; as for Aster, in my eyes, her beauty is indeed everyone's favorite school girl in high school, but I don't know why this kind of In fact, pure girls are not popular on campus in the society. I don't understand it very well.
The last thing I want to say is, I think if these three people live happily together, there is no problem, after all, love is messy.
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