Nearly perfect commercial film

Felipe 2022-01-02 08:01:49

The advantage of a good commercial film is that it’s easy to kill time. A film makes you cry and laugh. After crying and laughing, life will continue as usual, whether it’s trouble or joy.
Because commercial films do not represent life.
The little girl in the film is really eye-catching, her eyes are piercing, she smiles with her little white teeth like pearl oysters, and her eyelashes grow-as the macho father said in the film-blinking can cause a hurricane in Hawaii. Dad Stone is not bad either, his figure is still as good as it was carved out. But dancing in ballet is still pretty. . . It really deserves to be a new generation of pioneers!
What a perfect father and daughter!
But as I watched it, I still couldn't stop thinking, how much did this house cost? How much does it cost to renovate? How much does this Palty cost? How much time does it take to renovate my little sister's room? The moment Dad opened the door, it was like a magician-the exquisite princess room said there was it, and the door came right away.
Even an extremely ugly dog ​​may have an IQ higher than ET, jumping for joy when he is happy, sad when he is sad, and burying his head under the sofa when he is shy.
And the performance of the child's first dance in the film, Edi. . . Those who don’t know will think that it’s a professional performance. I don’t know much about the lighting, costumes, and arrangement of ballet, but this level is too high to go online. It is estimated that the money spent in a game is really professional. Shouldn't it be over with this, right? (The living standard of American prostitutes is really high.) It's
amazing!
But we will still agree with all the statements in the film, and even feel happy that Meimei can finally be with her dad. Ignore the cruel plot of her mother's death in a car accident.
Because the core of the film is not wrong, such as: "Never say no", "The most important thing is always in our hearts", "Family". These are indeed extremely correct core concepts. Isn't it?
And so many details still make me disgusting. For example, when the beautiful ballerina teacher, the macho father, and the smart little girl just reached dynamic balance but were facing separation, the "great news" that a little girl's mother died in a car accident suddenly popped out; it was caused by the departure of the little girl in the finals. When Dad's competition fell into a slump, the guardian sent the little girl to his father's eyes just right to announce his waiver of custody. Then, just as everyone thought, the finals were like a child's play, as long as the macho dad comes on stage, OK, everything can be done. Because his creed is "Never say fail", because his new and most beautiful discovery is her dear daughter.
Amazing.
And I can’t help but wonder, if it were in real life, would there be such a perfect girl who would be so cute to make mistakes? Will there be such a great father who immediately changes his outlook on life because of the appearance of a daughter? Will there be such a single intelligent beauty who is affectionate, has watery eyes, and does not seem to be stupid in mind, is as good as a single-parent family in just one month? And the very ambiguous hint at the end of the film seems to say, look at this family~ how hilarious~~ it
's amazing. . .
But who doesn't want to live such a life. The daughter is like a human being, the husband is a strong man, and the wife is like a ballerina. The house needs to be top-notch luxury, and it must be equipped with an all-round AlinOne remote control. Life seems to be dominated only by oneself. When love comes, his wife dies; when he gets older, family affection comes; when difficulties come, dependence comes.
But what about the other side of life? For example, the ex-wife who died in a car accident, such as the funny agent who was busy living for others, and even the very lost Hamburg businessman at the end of the film-you know that although he is a capitalist, according to the plot, he lives by making burgers. Honestly.
Maybe you can say it, didn’t the little Meimei say it? That burger will make the child's fart butt bigger. But do you remember that Xiao Meimei said to his father that her mother Miyah hates this hunk father because he is too central and completely ignores others? And this is what makes me sick: at the end of the film, the father and daughter are smiling brightly, but the supporting characters are very lonely. It's really enough for family. But is it really self-defeating? Maybe this still hasn't changed much. Just like Obama was elected, will everything really change like his speech to change the world together?
There won't be much change, the film is over, he and she are still the protagonists. supporting role? Go ahead.
Well, I admit that I paid too much attention to the rationality of the supporting role and ignored the rationality of letting the protagonist move forward. And more or less jealous for it, because how many times will you be the protagonist in your life? How many times in your life will you stand aside and become a de facto dumbfounding supporting role? The perfect movie is over, and the imperfect life still has to go on. I have cried and laughed. I really waited for the end of the film. I think this crying and thinking are not for my important people, or even for myself, it seems a bit funny.
Well, at least the principle is correct. No matter how imperfect life is, we must never give up and move forward for the most important things in our hearts.

PS: After finishing talking, it seems to be insincere again. I like commercial films, especially commercial films that are almost perfect before and after the plot. But the supporting role is always too pitiful, and the plot is always too perfect and unrealistic. It makes me feel that my eyelids are fighting while I watch it. I want to complain, and I think the theme of the film is actually not bad-you need to know the fertility rate in a country like the United States. It seems to keep going down, and it's not wrong to promote the fun and happiness of family life~ I originally wanted to hook up the key plot to reveal, but when you think about it, when you watch this film, it is estimated that the plot is clear at the beginning of the film. So I didn't bother to hook it. Anyway, it's very lively, very peaceful, the American Harmony version of the main melody film, it's probably like this. Perfect to unreal, use unreality to explain a few axioms, and unreality to deduce reality, so I thought about it, and I was careful to hook it up. But friends with children who haven’t watched it yet pay attention~ This movie has no dew points, no sex scenes, 3 lively, orderly, lively, and more than four. The reason is clear and straightforward, so it’s really suitable for the whole family to watch together. It’s a family standing intention The remedy for lewdness, the plot is always like that anyway, it's not bad to educate and entertain children. It is estimated that the children will not ask parents afterwards why the renovation speed of our home is so fast that no one else's and there is no all-powerful remote control at home. Haha~

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The Game Plan quotes

  • Karen Kelly: That's not your decision to make. Sara appointed me her guardian.

    Joe Kingman: I missed 8 years of Peyton's life. And I'm not gonna miss any more. And I will fight for this.

    Karen Kelly: Oh, that would be a great thing to put her through, don't you think? Do you have any idea how to take care of a child?

    Joe Kingman: I've been doing it for a month now!

    Karen Kelly: And look where we're standing, Joe.

  • Joe Kingman: Hey, P, you're awake. How you feeling?

    Peyton Kelly: I'm okay. I want to go home.

    Joe Kingman: Okay. No problem. Doctor said you could come home tomorrow. Then we can go home.

    Peyton Kelly: I want to go home now with Aunt Karen.

    Joe Kingman: P, if it's... if it's what I said at the restaurant, honey, I didn't mean that.

    Peyton Kelly: I just want to go home with Aunt Karen. I never should've come here.