Go to the cinema with the subject. A huge V-max, only the two of us set up this place at the beginning. . . Two more couples came in later. Still wondering if it’s because of Monday that there are fewer people. But after reading it, uh. I must be thinking too much. This plot. Absolutely worthy of this number.
Since I haven't watched the first part, the comments below are just some of my personal thoughts after watching the movie (spoilers are involved! Be careful!)
First of all, the protagonist at the opening is reminiscing about the various experiences with the protagonist. It feels like a beautiful and a little sad love story. In the memory of the male protagonist, we initially thought that the female protagonist might be gone. However, it never occurred to him that the female protagonist had a car accident in order to find the male protagonist. I was still in the wheelchair for the first second, and suddenly I had a sex with the hero again in the next second. Ok? ? ? ?
Secondly, according to the description of the heroine's memories of the heroine in the previous paragraph, although you have applauded for love with others, I still can't forget you. It is speculated that the heroine may be a prodigal. Later we found out. wow! Our heroine is not easy! I was happy to find someone to kiss, and I was angry to find someone to kiss. I accidentally spilled the drink on a man's suit and pants, and forced him to take off his pants. Say! Are you greedy for others? Then it was discovered by the male protagonist. What about our male lead? First, he locates the position of his girlfriend, forcibly opens the door of the hotel, yells a few fuck you, kicks the male partner out of the room, and reunites with our big heroine. The whole action was completed in one go. emmmmmmm. . . Did you allocate money to men? . .
Also, our hero is an extremely irritable person. After a while, fuck you! Come shit again! Otherwise fuck off! Oh my goodness. Can you curse something else? As a result, I didn't remember the classic and touching lines that the protagonist said, except fuck.
For him, this curse is really funny. The way he and our heroine quarrel is: "who is she?" "she's just a friend" "Is she the one with you at that night?" "yes..." Then our heroine walk away, we The hero catches up and shouts "fuck you Tessa" Our heroine is also unwilling to show weakness, and yells: "fuck you too!" seriously? fuck you too? Elementary school students do the scene? The key to this story is that there is more drama: the male lead and the female lead just finished having sex at the party, and the male lead came downstairs and met the one-night stand girl, and said hello to her. It was true, normal, and greeted. Sure enough, our eldest heroine saw it, and without a word, rushed forward and pushed the hero away. real! Pushed away! I feel sorry for the actor brother. . . Then there is the above young conversation. Our male lead also said: "Don't tell me too", the female lead lived up to expectations: "fuck off!" Then he turned around and kissed an NPC. The NPC looked dumbfounded, and in the next second he was pushed away and scolded by the male protagonist. What I remember most clearly is that the little brother NPC said something aggrieved, she kissed me. . . Our hero lived up to expectations and said his classic line "fuck off!". I feel sorry for the NPC brother. . . It's a pity that McDonald's dropped to the ground. . .
In short, the plot of this movie is really daunting to those who really watched it. After a while it was divided, and then it slapped again. After a while, the soul will fight again. I have forgotten the ending of the movie I saw the day before yesterday. But this fuck you and fuck you too I think this movie should impress me the most. At the end, I felt that the love perspectives of the heroes and heroines in the movie are a little bit magical. To put it bluntly, it means to wrap the other party's body. I feel that the fit between them is not deep enough. This film gives me the feeling that I have to roar when I encounter problems.
Moreover, this is really the only movie that was forced to write a film review after watching it. . .
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