Reminds me of my high school days when I was holding my mobile phone and falling in love. This movie is too naive for me. Love should be more down-to-earth, Philip's blackening is too blunt, purely to make the heroine's derailment look less disgusting and the plot is not so abrupt and blackened. The special abilities interspersed throughout the movie can be seen as the dating software that the male protagonist and the female protagonist rely on. A female protagonist who is not normal and has no work-a woman who is about 30 years old but as naive as an 18-year-old child woman. A male protagonist who has a criminal record and lost his job because of rumors during the parole period. Because the constant contact has produced a feeling that is very strange to both of them-the reason is that the male protagonist has never been in love. This is the bridge section of the guns that does not exist all the time in life. Holding a mobile phone to chat and then resonate, and then meet for an appointment, I don't think anyone thinks they have found true love because of this.
Taking a step back, how could Philip get married if the heroine fell in love with the two of them? It shows that Philip and the heroine have a relationship basis, and the two should have shared their past, and the heroine's pure thoughts and the superior conditions of Philip asylum The lack of life experience makes him
fall in love with a parole prisoner and retreat ten thousand steps. The female protagonist has no survival skills, and the male protagonist has no special skills. How to continue life.
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