only thing I learned in this movie is how to feature a person’s entire life, Use 360 different conversion methods to replace the scene to express. This is not bad.
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Inspirational, but not close to real life
Connie 2022-01-12 08:02:08
This movie is still full of inspiration. But the protagonist's growth is so smooth, and her noble person is also too good. There are friends, nobles, boyfriends, and career achievements along the way. It's not close to most people's lives, and it's rising too fast. It seems that she got everything, no shortcomings, regrets. The point of the story is also very clichéd and not new. It's a very ordinary script. Little town girl fight hard to broaden her eyes and see a bigger world, then she has a fourishing life.and a husband and a happy life, the
only thing I learned in this movie is how to feature a person’s entire life, Use 360 different conversion methods to replace the scene to express. This is not bad.
only thing I learned in this movie is how to feature a person’s entire life, Use 360 different conversion methods to replace the scene to express. This is not bad.
Extended Reading
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Ellen 2022-03-28 09:01:08
for Gwyneth Paltrow!
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Casey 2022-03-28 09:01:08
From the beginning to the end, the most classic is the wonderful performance of the slanted-eyed instructor. In addition to the calm and humorous, it also makes people burst into tears. It can be called the most inspirational part of the play and the most funny part. While wiping away tears, it was an experience of ice and fire. In the youth films starred by the Oscar-winning actress, you can still see the traces of the actress's experience, the characters are played well, and the entire cast is quite good.
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[Addressing the passengers]
Sally Weston: Welcome to New York, where the local time is 7:13 a.m. I'd like to personally thank you for flying with us today, and to remind you that the last one off the plane has to clean it.
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[Donna and Christine are filling out job application forms]
Donna Jensen: Oh, my God. Do you dot your "i"'s with little hearts? That's so cute.
Christine: Yeah, well, it's my trademark. That and my hickeys.