This is a typical Hollywood romantic comedy, a beautiful combination of handsome men and women. I especially enjoy watching love scenes that take place in New York. When something trivial happens to men and women in the metropolis, they can always see the light from all sides, covering everything. When people are in an environment where business is extremely developed and they are more eager for quick success and quick profits, it seems that it is particularly easy to show a capable and hypocritical attitude -- they can always exaggerate their feelings very sincerely, and then very artificially simplify the problems encountered -- this is especially seen in big In the urban romantic comedy.
"Grey's Troubled" is very visually pleasing. Who doesn't like to watch handsome men and beautiful women fall in love? But the tension in the story is obviously not enough. Is it possible that the sexual transformation in adulthood can be realized just because of an unintentional kiss? I always feel that the motives for the "gay" part of the plot are very far-fetched. Maybe this is too much nitty gritty. :)
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