The director of this film is Paul Weitz of "American Pie". I always feel that this buddy is still a success, not as bad as the fake artists. Like this one, not only is it less noisy, it's even a bit quieter. Many dialogue scenes don’t talk about music, and there is almost no sound effect. It is the honest confession of each character, and everyone’s personality can still be seen. Come out, it's pretty good in comedies. Good actors like Hugh Gran and Dennis Quaid can also help the director dig out deeper things and nod their heads so much. There are also a lot of funny places, leave it to everyone to see for themselves.
As for the supporting role, Paul Weitz certainly found a lot of people from the original team of "American Pie."
Terrorism, drafts, political campaigns, oil wars... Many problems that American society is facing now, this film has no opportunity to express its own nonsensical attitude. As for the central idea, it was printed clearly in the above poster. This is the first time I have encountered this kind of thing: P
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