Keep the good things you missed and remember the mistakes you made.
The first half went very well, but in the final cemetery section, Joe kept talking to Ruth, and at the end he didn't even look at Boots' tombstone, which immediately made me feel that the screenwriter was too wishful thinking about showing the threads of Joe and Ruth, and The basic common sense is ignored, and the abundance of the memory part finally settles in a seemingly non-existent love, which is relatively weak.
2008-10-04
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