Recently, I like to watch psychology movies, and it is recommended to watch them. The whole movie has a good idea and tone - "Dave, you are the kind of person who is usually taciturn and may suddenly pick up a gun and blow someone else's bullet". But there may be a reason why the film is a comedy, and there is little discussion about the definition of anger and how to manage it (I jumped to watch it, or maybe I was not sensitive enough to find the implicit expression).
The whole film is more than easy (personal reason for laughing? I think it is spoof and nonsense, but it is not funny), and it lacks aesthetic value.
The general feeling is that a good proposition has been chosen and then a package of things has been illogically stitched together. (I also saw the comment of the movie friend's "three-stage therapy", which makes sense, but I personally feel that the film does not express the theme of therapy so well)
It may also be that I am suitable for serious dramas and serious movies (I still find it quite funny to watch Thai 囧). I hope that there are movie friends who have a deep understanding of this movie.
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