7.5 points, way much better than Destination Wedding ( Winona Ryder , Keanu Reeves' acting and dialogue are awkward and blunt ) and man up (dialogue is too exaggerated), Maya Erskine's spontaneous feeling is amazing, dialogue is natural and humorous pompous.
1. People who break up passively are often difficult to let go of, ALICE is like that, so she was at this stage before the two mentioned serial killer-style names at breakfast.
2. The influence of the family of origin on children's emotional outlook
2.1 For the sake of their children, parents insist on not getting divorced, which makes ALICE vulnerable.
2.2 DAD wants to start the third marriage and let BEN imagine a perfect and eternal marriage, so there is always self-denial and self-doubt in front of the relationship; I have always had this idea before
If you want to be relieved, you have to tie the bell to the bell, but not everyone has the opportunity to communicate with their parents like this.
3. Ben Kenigsberg's film review: Will these two leads be able to outrun so many clichés? Erskine, a comic talent best known as a creator of the Hulu comedy series “Pen15,” suggests that the answer is yes: Her Alice is so effortlessly confident and funny that it's almost a shame she is destined to end up with a bore of a comedic straight man. (Only Rosalind Chao, as Alice's mother, comes close to upstaging her.) Quaid, as the stick in the mud whom Alice is always pushing to do things, cleans up well in a suit, having inherited his good looks from his parents, Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan. Unfortunately, his mother's gift for oddball line readings is in short supply. Besides, every minute Erskine isn' t on screen is a minute wasted.
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