This movie is similar to the main plot of the French "Marry Me, Buddy". It is about two straight male friends who have to pretend to be lovers for certain purposes, and produce a series of tales of laughter and laughter. The American comedy features of this movie are obvious. It is different from the French humor in "Marry Me, Buddy". The plot is fuller, and the group performance is more vivid. However, the biggest difference between the two films is that "Marry Me, Buddy" is just a simple comedy. The plot mainly focuses on the emotional entanglement between the "husband" and their girlfriends, while "My Grand Gay Wedding" is OK. In the LGBTQ category, it expresses the core connotation of LGBTQ movies in a funny and natural way-calling for equality and freedom, opposing discrimination, prejudice and stereotypes, although there is no lack of clichéd plots, such as the two protagonists’ colleagues fearing the same. At the same time, it turned into unanimous support. There is also the scene of the hearing, where everyone united and called for a happy ending of equality. It is too foolish to say "American Dream" in reality, but as a comedy, the effect is very good. People are hilarious and feel warm. Some feelings exist beyond friendship, and some CPs do not need to be defined by love. What I like the most is the part where the two protagonists bring their children together. It reminds me of the time when Joey and Chandler were together. Coincidentally, it happened to say "Are we playing Gays of Our Lives now?" haha . Digression: Bai Ke and Li Zhiting's "Legal Companion" will be released soon. Looking at the trailer, it is estimated that the plot is similar to these two films. I don't know whether it will be the best effect or the greener than the blue in the end...
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