that is it. This film made me feel that boredom is actually close to shamelessness. It's an American culture. I would have expected a 7.1 rating. But this film is obviously fake to the point of pretending that B has no bottom line.
What do you want to say? If life and work cannot be reconciled, then go beyond this stage. In fact, this is what the heroine wants to express. To put it bluntly, this is an escapist behavior. But if the director and screenwriter want to create such a reality, then creating such a decadent spiritual life with a strong modern sense is also worth warning the world. Of course this is a realistic complacency. The male protagonist is complacent in his work, and the female protagonist is complacent in his bohemian life. But this complacency isn't perfect. If we are to find joy in complacency, then we should return to this form. Being complacent and detached from reality is a tendency with a strong sense of American culture. The romantic love is spicy, the beauties with eccentricities, and the male protagonist with realistic earning ability, in just ten days, can give up the hugely paid job, return to the decadent woman, and insist on the romantic epic. In the end, I can only say how low this man's emotional intelligence is, and the decadent woman is shameless to the point of being unbelievably cute. If the heroine is not terminally ill, I think this plot is simply useless, doing everything possible to fall in love with you, and prove that two shameless lovers have designed a seemingly not boring boring love with a bunch of simple rules.
In short, this film makes me think that Keanu Reeves's acting skills are good. Especially some painful struggle scenes, too fake.
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