It's a very good movie. I only knew the name because I knew the song of twins. I just watched it for the first time today, and it didn't live up to my expectations. It's a pity that it's so old that the songs for this movie are hard to find. It takes a slow heat to slowly experience the warmth and love in it. The movie is more attentive, the plot progress is not delayed at all, and it is still not inferior to the current film and television. Echoing before and after, the foreshadowing at the beginning of the story is finally connected again. It’s good to learn to grow up. It’s not too late. In love, everyone has fallen, and it’s good to work hard to climb out. I never imagined that a movie from so long ago would make me feel so good. I think the biggest significance of this movie is to let us know that we are self-reliant and self-love, and learn to wait (I really don't want to say anything big). A few things that I like very much are the scene where the male protagonist chats up with the female protagonist in the car, and the scene where the male protagonist handles emotional matters for the female protagonist's daughter, and the female protagonist responds to his ex-boyfriend skillfully and freely. Of course, the most touching thing is that in the end, the heroine brought the hero back and said to him, "How long have I been looking for you!" Confess the joyful joy that you have finally waited for in your heart.
[Everything seems to be not living, but writing drafts, and it is too late to write neatly. I fell in love with you passionately at first, then hated it to the core. In the future, I would like to let you know about my achievements and recognize my own mistakes. Now I think, if I hadn't been burnt so badly, I probably wouldn't have accomplished anything. Don't worry, everything will be fine. I know exactly that life begins at forty. I like to do what I like, not what's trendy, authoritative, or supposed to. I love my job. Because I was there, everything was going on there. I love my friends because we always find each other new and interesting. I love your mother because...because I love. If I could have a soda now, I would be absolutely blessed! How long have I been looking for you! 】
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