Surrey, a small town in England, has a fairytale-like cabin in which lives an infatuated woman named Iris. She loves the male colleague who abandoned her deeply, and struggles for many years in dire straits, and finally learns the news of his engagement at the Christmas party.
LA, luxury mansion. Amanda, who has never shed tears since her parents divorced at the age of 15, runs a film advertising company independently, but she couldn't shed a single tear in the face of her boyfriend's affair.
So the two girls decided to exchange houses and give their mood a holiday this Christmas.
It seems that Taiwan's translation of the film - love has no vacation,
Iris met Miles, and Amanda met Graham.
Miles, composer. You can play with your fingertips and you can deduce a person's character
"Iris if you were a melody I use only the good notes."
Graham, gentle lover, loving father. The drunk man in a suit,
the family man in a light blue knitted sweater, the gentle man in pajamas and black-rimmed glasses, the innocent man with tears streaming down his face. Jude Law did it just right, as if he was revealing his true colors, as if he could smell the body fragrance on his sweater.
So I once again sank in his British temperament.
Jude Law, in my eyes has always been the most handsome man in the world. He is as handsome as an ancient Greek sculpture, and only real beauties are qualified to play with him. For example, Nicole in "Cold Moutain", such as Rachel Weisz in "Enemy At The Gate", Cameron is also an absolutely perfect lady. It is really very eye-catching to be able to appreciate this pair of people.
It is said that the two of them are really doing a fake show, and now they have become a pair of exotic mandarin ducks.
I don't want to comment on the movie in detail, I always like to jot down something while watching it. It's a little bit of my mood at the time, and it's a bit of it that touches me. And once you bring rational thinking or insist on speaking professional and objective words, you will lose the pure happiness at the beginning.
A story that is not new,
but a happy ending of an old fashion can deeply move me on a person's Saturday.
Who hasn't been emotionally distressed, when Santa Ana blows --
all the unpleasantness of the warm California winter wind will disappear, Anything can happen, that's where it touches me.
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