Regardless of the shooting angle or the plot angle, although there is nothing wrong with it, it is a bit routine and deliberate. It is okay to read it without thinking. The personal impression is also good, but it is not as good as the first one.
The overall pace is too fast, and there is a lack of connection between the lens and the lens, which looks like a running account. The design of some important scenes is also very perfunctory. For example, the female protagonist's car accident, only one second shot, people don't think it is an important turning point at all.
The overall rhythm of 1 is relaxed, the BGM is excellent, and some shots of campus life are also very beautiful, making people feel that this is a youth film. However, 2’s music has no special features; the heroine is obviously only a sophomore but has completely lost the campus scene, and the work scenes are as few as embellishments. The love scene of the two people is overflowing, and I don’t know where the positioning is; and the heroine’s "damn" "Good" is like a piece of paper that only exists in the mouth of the male protagonist, and it is not obvious whether it is academically or professionally outstanding.
In addition, character creation also tends to be ooc. The heroine shouldn’t be a good student. Even if the room has hidden bad attributes, it won’t be enough to kiss someone. Orz, especially when the second male gives a birthday gift, it makes people feel good. Feel some green tea. On the contrary, the male protagonist is completely chastity, and people can't help but sigh the greatness of love.
As for the logic of the movie, the whole still exists, but it is somewhat patterned; in the end, the plot of the male protagonist's New Year party disappearing in order to create misunderstandings and reversals is also incredibly rigid.
But no matter what the logic of the movie is, I still want to keep watching. First of all, I’m a Yan-value party; secondly, many movies and TV dramas were watched before and after the male and female protagonists were together, I couldn’t stand it anymore. This time I really want to know how to describe it next. In addition, as a four-part feature, I will wait and see whether there will be transformation and innovation in the middle of the love movie.
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