The male pig's foot is about to get married, but he finds that he has no friends who can be the best man, so he starts to make friends with a less pure purpose. Friends were made, but there was a conflict with his fiancée. Friendship and love seemed to be in a dilemma. In the end, of course, there is a happy ending, and everyone is happy. The typical "problem→solve, but bring bigger problems→further solutions" mode, there is nothing novel in the plot, but the rhythm is well controlled, each link is very natural and smooth, and every detail That came in handy. The actors' performances are also very natural, and each of the characters who appear has their own characteristics and distinct personalities.
It's hard not to involve gay men in a movie about a man's friendship. This film is no exception. For example, the male pig's foot has a gay younger brother, and he also met gays in the process of making friends. However, this film did not do too much article on this, just point to it, and it is not too much to have funny links. However, those with strong resistance to this issue still have to detour.
I really like the lightheartedness and calmness in the film. Relaxed, funny, not in a hurry, there is no hilarious link, but it can make people laugh. Many domestic comedies are not good-looking because they are not relaxed enough. But it's hard to imagine that the creators and performers can't relax, but the audience can actually laugh. I am afraid that the audience can only hold a heart and accompany the creators and performers to suffer, and what kind of laughter is there to talk about?
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