The heroine is an out-and-out LOSER. She is unmarried at an old age, has a bad job, encounters a slutty man who has sex and no love, and a JP landlord. Even her best friend's bridesmaid position has been robbed, and her life is so cold that she faces a reliable policeman. When the brother suddenly felt warm, he was at a loss and fled with his head in his arms. When I saw this movie, it was the twentieth day of my breakup, and on the fifteenth day, my best friend of ten years announced that she was getting married and invited me to be the bridesmaid at the wedding. My tangle is not that I have to wear a little dress to accompany the bride in the cold for Christmas and I am a dancing idiot to shyly jump on a NODODY, but my dearest friend is about to enter another life. And I was still thrashing in a puddle of mud. This negative emotion made me feel conflicted when playing a happy role like a bridesmaid, so I began to worry about whether I would become a NOBODY from a pivotal supporting role in the wedding like the eldest sister in the play. It turns out that life is a play, and movies can be so appropriate. The heroine finally broke out after a series of tossing, throwing the scum and messing up the gift party, and hid in the room in a mess. The ending follows the lines of all mainstream comedies, and the eldest sister slaps her life and returns full of blood. If I could go back in time, I would definitely want Scorpio to have a strong upper body, and give a humble response to those who insulted me for no reason. Then, just like this eldest sister, she stood up and patted her buttocks to finish the bloody ride. You see, it's a silly assumption of a stupid shooter again. I really hope that the strength of Scorpio can stay on the stupid Sagittarius for a while. In the end please ignore this is a movie review.
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