It's been a long time since I watched this kind of pure popcorn movie, and it's still an old movie 8 years ago. Although the scores on all major platforms are still passing, this should be based on the results of the scoring of its release. Although Juno Temple, who was only 22 years old at that time, helped out, it still seems to be cheap today.
We all know the story of Aladdin’s magic lamp. The Lord of the Rings is actually a derivative of it. If the props of the same series come to modern times, what kind of plot will be staged? This is the story that this film will tell. The protagonist couple was originally a typical American Luthor couple. After accidentally obtaining a teapot that can rely on people’s pain index to turn dollars into dollars, greed was completely ignited, breaking through the previously set bottom line time and time again, from self-harm to strangers. , And almost started on one's dearest relatives, explaining how desire swallows kindness step by step.
Although the ending of the story is that the protagonist couple is human in nature, and in the end they were able to stand on the cliff, and the orientation is good, but this happy ending is funny and unrealistic. Throughout the movie, the heroine has been blackened step by step, and his behavior intensified, but the hero has been obedient, without the slightest opinion. He is about to watch them hurt each other. In the end, they completely degenerate and are overwhelmed. However, only one suicide threat can achieve the shocking reality. reverse. The core idea of the movie is very correct. After all, the protagonist couple got the luxury villa car empty-handed. Before handing over the teapot, they did not forget to clean up the house of the dead landlord’s dollars. Isn’t this considered ill-gotten wealth? When I always thought that there was another conspiracy behind the mysterious Asian man, and he would finally take off the sheepskin, he still buried the teapot into the sea with great justice. This unconventional fairy tale ending can not help but plunge me into deep self-blame for my dark thoughts.
Fundamentally speaking, this film is the most modularized fantasy comedy, without even special effects. Younger performances with light pink filters inexplicably make the sense of the movie look plastic. The only bright spot is probably Juno's cool figure in the whole process of the movie, which makes you completely unable to associate with the little loli image in "Atonement" and "Infatuation." But on the other hand, Juno, who once made a deep impression on his performances, has to rely on large-scale welfare to receive the script, and only in exchange for such a piece of popcorn, it has to be said that it is a sad thing.
Not good-looking, not recommended, not collection.
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