I seldom watch such youth comedy movies. Recently, I was thinking about whether I could improve my English listening ability through movies, so I specially found this "Top Student". Sure enough, haha, I am not that study material anymore. .
Haha, back to the film, it tells about the high school graduation season. Two "nerds" and "high-achieving students" in the eyes of others, after being stimulated by students who are "not doing their jobs properly" in their eyes, decide to indulge themselves and participate in an "unsupervised house party". Make up for the crazy time in high school.
The film is recommended to some college students, watching American comedy dramas all year round (similar to "Modern Family", "Friends", etc.), and most female friends to watch, hehe, because, I think, every girl has a youthful heart in her heart. Seeds can germinate as long as they are properly watered, so even if you don't like this theme, you won't be able to resist. As for if you are a big guy, if you also want to miss your youth, you should honestly prepare a tissue and watch a movie like "American Pie".
The most outstanding part of this film is the part where she becomes a puppet, especially the complete transformation of the second female Amy after she became a puppet. The first time I watched it, I saw it wrong, thinking it was the heroine , because I think such a carefree personality should be possessed by the heroine, but when I watched it for the second time, I suddenly realized that the second girl usually suppresses all her sexual fantasies in the depths of her heart, especially when she comes out. The kind of change after the cabinet, slapping a panda every night (I think it's a bit too much for someone here to analyze that Chinese people are just playthings that are toyed with in the eyes of Americans), but they are being Only after she was fed strawberries containing hallucinogenic ingredients did she fully express her sincere pursuit of sex, and this was the real her.
And I think that in the overall character portrayal, the completion of the second female lead is higher than that of the female lead. In addition to the one who turned into a puppet, there was also the one who took over the microphone and began to reveal a little bit of self. When swimming, I immediately felt like I was about to find myself, and then when reality was shattered, I was forced to fight with the heroine. , the anticipation, nervousness, and innocence of trying to really come out of the closet in the bathroom, and then the profound changes in the end, the waves of ups and downs, make the characters very full.
In contrast, the heroine's character seems a little thin. I originally thought that the heroine wanted to put more ink on the issue of fatness, or to express it through some other details. Although she is a scholar, although she is a student union Chairman, although you look like a control freak, you are actually very inferior for some reasons. Maybe it's because of fat, maybe because of poor family conditions (you see, you always rub against your girlfriend's car) or something else is better. That's why they are so radical in other areas that they want to cover up their shortcomings and prove themselves. If this can be done well, the character of the heroine will be full at once, because I am very touched by this, because I was like this when I was a student, when I was a student, when I was the president of the student union, I tried my best to prove myself. At the same time, they hide their true self. As a result, it was just a sentence at the graduation ceremony. Emmmm, because I have a certain similarity with the heroine in my heart and experience, and all have some resonance, but I don't know if other people can understand us.
I feel that the director did not really hurt people like us in this process. Many people can find one or two characters in the film that have similar temperament to themselves back then, but the director did not I can show the real temperament of these people, such as the strange rich second-generation Jared, the carefree Nick, and the charming teacher Miss Fine. I think there is still room for these characters. It is worth mentioning that the principal is really good, maybe It's because the phrase "was that Cardi B" is too finishing touch~~~~
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