As soon as the music came out, I felt much better, but as a music movie dominated by rock music, it was mediocre. It is said that the movie has many more songs than the book, but I think the selected songs are mediocre. The director gave more shots to the male protagonist's emotional distress, so the supporting roles were given the opportunity to show (that little fat man also played pick of destiny), and in terms of subject matter, the theme can actually be derived as a role that is about to enter. A middle-aged shop owner thinking about life, but apparently the director/writer thinks love can solve everything.
Plus, um, speaking of it, it's really cool to have such a store and crazy staff.
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