The movie that my ex kept telling me to watch, I finally saw it after many years. I can probably imagine how moved my ex was, and finally knew that she would think of such a story when she listened to The Scientist. Of course I'm not too convinced by this story (probably a good proof that my ex and I do have different tastes in most cases). main reason:
1. There are too many coincidences, making people feel that the story is too nonsense. The male protagonist just said he wanted to live together, and the next day the female protagonist suddenly flew to Europe silently? In the past two days, you couldn't find the male lead to say goodbye? Even if you ask a friend to help deliver the letter, what is the brain hole of giving the key to your boyfriend's house to your friend? Two years later, the male protagonist already has a mobile phone, and it is so coincidental that every time the female protagonist looks for him, the mobile phone can't get through?
2. So the male protagonist finds a fake Lisa, and he obviously doesn't like her, but she is seduced by her and goes to bed at night? It's not that he can't have sex with others, but it can be regarded as a person who is affectionate and unswerving for the heroine? Moreover, even if there is no female lead, did you forget that you had a fiancee at the time? Speaking of which, I think the second girl who lied to the hostess and said that you were promiscuous may have been wrong. Give four stars, mainly because the heroine's face is really good; the male lead is not ugly, but she looks bitter and hated all day long, who owes you in the end. . .
Finally, the winter in Chicago looks really cold.
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