I took the time to watch "Yiyi" and felt that it was an exaggeration. Overall, not at all subtle. Every scene is unpretentious, every character is unpretentious, and even the grandmother who doesn't say a word has to say something before she dies. Everyone complained long-windedly, and then said some plausible truths. The scenes were routine and looked real. In fact, they were all chosen to be used. The purpose is too strong, which is very bad. It's a well-designed story, patterned, the characters are the director's puppets, no movements of their own, no muddy taste, and the intent is to teach soberness, which is annoying. In addition, there is not a single woman in the movie that is comfortable (including the little boy, except for the swimming pool, classic sexual fantasy, except for sex, there is really nothing to say about women), how disappointed is Yang Dechang with women? One of the men Daejeon and NJ, who seem to be quite comfortable, is a magician who is completely ungrounded - from a humble background, can stop pigeons on his shoulders, has both artistic talent and business ability, maintains the curiosity of children, And it's also the perfect adult man type imagined by a good director; another seemingly uncompromising good man is full of dignity looking for the spirit of his first love and cheating without making a date, he's on the street!
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