"Born to Be" is a family comedy film directed by Nancy Meyers and starring Lindsay Lohan , Dennis Quaid , and Natasha Richardson . The plot is interesting, and the two little protagonists are cute and clever. After watching a movie, it makes people unforgettable. A photo in the movie contains the story of this love, and also tells us an unacceptable fact that it is difficult to cover the water and break the mirror.
The film tells the story of Holly, a lively girl who lives with her father in Napa County, California, and Anne, who lives in London, England with her mother, Elizabeth, who runs a wedding dress design. The divorced parents were sent to a summer camp, and the two girls met through a fencing competition, becoming a pair of ''dead enemies''. What followed was a fun interplay between the two girls.
Later, the two girls were separated into the same cabin because they angered the summer camp teacher. The two girls accidentally learned that the other was their twin sisters. When two immature hands trembled slightly to put the broken photos together, the gaps tightly occluded. "Annie, we're like sisters.", "Sisters? Hallie, We're twins!". California, London, 1,000 kilometers, what kind of parents would be willing to let such two little girls be separated for such a long time for 10 years. It's too cruel.
So they started inquiring about each other's lives, discussing their parents, and made an astonishing decision - they were going to switch identities and reunite their divorced parents! As a result, the two clever and eccentric girls started their long-planned plan-to match their parents at all costs, and to design to scare away their father's girlfriend, causing a lot of jokes. Eventually their parents got back together, and the family was reunited again.
The film has a romantic ending - parents separated and fell in love after 11 years, the family broke up and reunited again. But how much love can come back, how can the 11-year gap be connected by vague short-term memory, can two unfamiliar acquaintances be reunited so easily? Good things are gone when they are gone, and they are lost when they are lost, and it is just more difficult to think about reclaiming them again. Birds only know how to cherish the freedom they have after they are locked in the cage, and people only know how to cherish them after they have lost them. So, in front of the screen, please cherish the happiness at hand, don't wait until you lose it before regretting it, cherish all the people around you, cherish those who love you, and cherish the people around you who have been with you all the time!
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