I caught a clue and it was much smoother

I watched the sequel just after writing the previous one. Coincidentally, the sequel changed a lot of the faults I wrote about in the previous game. The whole film revolves around a clue: the relationship between Greg and his brother Rodrick. For someone like me who has no brothers or sisters, the childhood of having brothers and sisters makes me very envious. Not being alone, learning to share, growing up together, etc., even though many people have reported that they have come all the way with swords, lights and swords, it might not be a precious memory. With this kind of envy, I naturally have some extra points for this sequel to brotherhood.

But having said that, this elder brother in the "Little Kid's Diary" series is too cheap, mercilessly despising and teasing Greg, and his style is strong and wild. Greg not only has to be bullied by his elder brother, but also by his little brother Manny, who is only 3 years old, and his parents are unprincipled to protect the youngest brother. The position of the second child caught in the middle of the brothers may have a lot of unspeakable suffering, but I am still very envious.

The relationship between brothers in the film goes from hostility to each other, to being forced to form an alliance with each other, to turning against each other, and finally starting from a sincere mutual understanding, turning fighting against each other. In the words of the film, "After all, he's your brother." This kind of simple family affection, as long as it is properly expressed, will always move the audience. The film is heavily colored here, and the effect is naturally not too bad.

Around the two brothers, the characterization of the film has also learned a lot. The bad qualities of the protagonist Greg in the first episode have almost disappeared, although occasionally he still shows self-centeredness, it is also for the promotion of the plot with his brother. Although the importance of Fat Rowley has declined, his performance is still good; his mother’s actor is a strict wife in "The Hangover", and that virtue has been completely brought into the series. It seems that she is locked into this type of role. Up. What I have to say is the new Loli Peyton List in this sequel. Although it is not the best, it is definitely a beauty.

Greg's admiration for this beauty Holly is overflowing. His brother killed him and wanted to read to her the diary of his nightsickness Holly. In order to prevent this defaced thing in front of the person he liked from happening, Greg really tried his best, and finally sat on the toilet and cried. The scene of tearing up the diary was a little touching. In addition, there are still many bright shots in the film, just give one or two:

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