The plot is a complete American youth comedy, and a little inspirational. An unobtrusive little girl suddenly met the queen's grandma one day, and she turned out to be a princess! Then staged a sparrow turned into a phoenix. At the beginning of the chapter, I saw that the stylist was lazy enough. In order to turn the beautiful woman into an ugly woman, she directly attached two thick eyebrows, made an explosive head, and added black socks and thick-soled shoes. But, Mamma Mia, even I can see that the natural beauty embryo, whether it is big eyes or long beautiful legs, really turns into a big beauty just by doing it. But then again, it's not that the ugly girl has turned around, and she doesn't have to make such a big fight. This is also in line with the needs of the plot.
If you want to scrutinize it carefully, the plot is a bit fragmented, such as the part where the grandparents and grandchildren are deeply in love, such as many things in the school, the explanation before and after is a bit too hasty and the emotional outburst is a bit sudden, and so on. But this is also the characteristic of movies, especially this kind of youth comedy. The plot develops super fast, and naturally there are always some unclear places.
Although the little humor in the film is a little blunt, it can always make people gentle. The only thing I can't bear is the part where the little princess was invited by the handsome guy. She laughed really hard - it's
too crazy -_-b
But in general, take it easy, watch a film without thinking and burden, this Not a bad choice. And there's a bit of philosophical stuff in there. Although I don't think this can give a person an epiphany at once, and I can't figure out that if the epiphany is achieved, the car is scrapped, and then just give up? Well, ignore this, no matter what, the ending is not bad. After reading it, at most it is like me, leaving a pile of electronic text garbage.
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