A bad film. I knew it when I first watched it. After I saw the movie, I finally saw it today.
However, the expectation may be too high, so after I saw it, I found that the highlights are the wonderful part. And the connection is really trivial and tasteless.
The "devil figure" is more like a group, and the male lead is like a fool.
See one love one. This is the reason for their messy relationship.
And is it true that the girls among them express their love? This kind of popular treatment.
The tone of the film is a typical high school musical, yes, when it comes to singing and dancing, if you add some music instead of narration.
Perhaps it can be incorporated into the category of "High School Musical".
It didn't see the growth of girls. What did the heroine grow up when she became a "scapegoat"?
Others have been bullied by Regina, and it is rumored that the heroine pushed her into a car accident and framed the heroine? Could it be that your enemy was hit, you went to blow up the car, are you a little angel of justice or pretending to be a Virgin?
And the heroine broke the crown into pieces. I also think the quality of the plastic is not good.
A black male teacher came to serve as a principal, what is that? In addition to adding funny, I didn't see the friendship and growth of girls.
It's "not enough to fight people." And the narration is like a director's perspective, and the heroine also overlaps. Can this be called a movie?
Comedy TV series of the 1950s and 1960s.
The two friends of the funny heroine are good, and they maintain the friendship from beginning to end. This may be because the heroine realizes that the image of the circle cannot represent herself, and chasing the things she truly loves is the possibility of her own success.
And the heroine finally stopped wearing "adult's clothes." Regina was well exposed. After the heroine wore it as if she had bought small clothes, it felt like she was about to explode. As I watched, I worried that her clothes would burst out in the next second.
Gossip Girl is a chaotic network. If this film is introduced, Regina's past with her former friends, and her group are not that vulnerable.
She also realized that it was wrong to say that someone's "sexual orientation" was wrong, and that she reunited with the male protagonist and so on.
Isn’t the hero a typical scumbag? Still need to talk? At first I thought that the heroine liked mathematics, but turned out to be looking at the hero, the way the hero and the heroine get along, let me know why Regina chose the hero with so many men.
Why do you say that the hostess dresses like his ex-girlfriend? What is his ex-girlfriend like, why is he going to chat with the hostess by the bed if he is so clear?
He was very impressed with his ex-girlfriend, and said that the hostess wore replica clothes. This kind of scum was really hanging in the hair. As a result of his accusations, the hostess was still paired with him. Besides, did he and the hostess still have a stiff face, "No, I still have Regina." Then why didn't you say anything before you kissed? What did you think about the mouth before? It's really how this kind of man is the lead, the screenwriter is full of loopholes. After the green, his girlfriend looked for another girl and said: "No, I have a girlfriend." This is not just gnawing the apple and saying, "No, I just ate a pear," the donkey's lips were wrong. This kind of male minute fan. It's so despicable that no one can talk about it.
The emotional line of this movie is too bad film style, and others thought it was "Little Three in a Spare Tire".
The heroine is bad to girls, "cheap" here is bad and mean. But for men and protagonists, it's just a second of softness, softening your heart and my heart.
The evil of the heroine could have been a kind of "temptation", but it has become a reasonable excuse for women to be jealous and fight.
This goes against the original intention.
As for the hostess friend and the African man, what's the situation?
Is the director blind or am I blind? How can you keep on seeing someone who is forced to get right?
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