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The beginning goes straight to the theme, with horses galloping and beauties galloping. A set of shots interprets Roberts' beauty from all angles, from grasslands to bushes to forests. Whether it's on horseback in the distance, or close-up on horseback, it's particularly beautiful. These are the shots that come to mind every time I think of "The Runaway Bride". Included at an engagement party, a shot with a garland, staring straight ahead, with the sun and the stars side by side.
The newspaper writer Ike heard the story of the runaway bride told by the tavern regulars, and wrote an article mocking Maggie, which caused a great stir. (Ike himself wrote various articles satirizing women.) Maggie was strongly dissatisfied, and wrote an indignant email questioning Ike's remarks without investigation and evidence. The letter reached Ike's boss, and he immediately stopped Ike's column when he learned that Ike published a false article just by listening to a drunken man's story. As a last resort, Ike went to Maggie's hometown to investigate and confirmed what he said. During the investigation, he kept getting to know Maggie and got to know Maggie. When Maggie came to his hotel, I saw the text he wrote analyzing Maggie: Why do so many people like her, and she is not beautiful? At first, I just thought that this might just be a real fragrant stalk, which is why Ike fell in love with Maggie later, and the contrast was contrasted. But before and after the plot, when Ike asked Maggie's fiancé what eggs she likes to eat one by one, the answer she got was different every time, but Maggie and the fiancés had the same choices, and they were always the one who agreed. So I feel that the analysis on this post-it note has a double meaning. Including Ike and the musician's fiance bet that she doesn't have a rose tattoo on her back. He thought she had never loved her, and put a sticker on him to lie to him, but the truth was that he had never heard what she wanted, why she didn't have a real tattoo, she was afraid of pain, but the other party just used it as an excuse, every wedding Before, she didn't have real communication with the other party, only a blind compromise. Including getting together with Ike, the arrangement of the wedding, and the onlookers of a bunch of news reporters are also what Ike wants, not Maggie, so every wedding does not go to the final process, every fiancé thinks that he Knowing Maggie, but never asked Maggie what she wanted. Yes, Maggie didn't say it herself, maybe she just realized at a critical moment that this was not what she wanted, but she didn't think clearly about what she wanted. Even at the wedding with Ike, he fell away. The director is really good and always implements the theme from beginning to end, but in getting along with Ike, when Ike deliberately "understood" her life, he completely lost his mind. During the process of getting to know Maggie, I kept asking Maggie, do you really know what you want, and what kind of eggs you like to eat, including when she wants the most expensive dress, the owner is very opposed, and she is defined in a narrow sense anyway. You only wear it for ten minutes. When someone objected to questioning, she backed away. As a bystander, Ike realized the problem and encouraged Maggie. It was his constant questioning of her on these matters that made Maggie, who was running behind, think about what she wanted and what she wanted. is what you want. Finally found myself and finally completed the wedding I wanted.
This is a story about a woman's inner growth. After talking about the core theme, let's talk about the witty and funny scenes. In fact, compared to the main line of Maggie's inner growth, these wonderful branches are not inferior, and can even be said to be splendid. In the beginning, when Ike went to the town to find Maggie, his best friend asked Ike to do his hair to interview Maggie. They just wanted to play tricks on him and made a rainbow color. The big reporter of the newspaper was like a clown. Breath, everyone snickered together. At this time, Ike insisted on his point of view on this point, and Maggie liked to play with men.
In the film, Ike was beaten by the grandma three times, and once on the streets of New York. The most funny thing is that he turned to leave after dyeing his hair, and was beaten on the shoulder by the grandma when he came up. This shows how in the hearts of women he did not entertain all, and Ike was in complete condition. Besides, I was stunned by the filming, this scene is too funny, hahahaha, happy for three seconds. The last time, it was also funny. The director and screenwriter have always followed an attitude to the end.
Most of the films are based on Maggie's main line, and many describe what kind of woman she is. However, there are also many passages describing Ike's character in the film. For example, he appears in Maggie's life all the time. He can chat a few words with people who are close to her, and greet him warmly, even with her. The mayor and police officers played together on the street. Even his best friend praised: He is also very good at communication. Although Maggie drove away with a look of disdain. But these are the side descriptions of the characters, making the characters more three-dimensional and full, showing a character from all angles. It also serves the plot, and the male and female protagonists understand each other in all aspects. The detailed description of the characters all the time in a film really makes the film look particularly good. The audience is learning together how these two people who were incompatible at the beginning finally came together.
About the acting of the hero and heroine. This is their second collaboration after "Pretty Woman". There are pros and cons. When Ike saw Maggie for the second time in the store, they were still in a situation where they just met and didn't know each other. At this time, Richard Gere looked at Roberts and said: Hey, old man, we meet again. The slightly greasy expression plays out here. Compared with Roberts, at this time, there is a slightly depressed and repressed look in his unhappy eyes, with a character on his body, regardless of his eyes, tone and expression, he is very stable. All the time in the play, dedicated and dedicated.
The most eye-catching opponent scene is Ike saying the marriage proposal. Both parties are very involved. Roberts makes the emotions continue to progress through a few glances.
I really like the modeling of other supporting roles in the play. Everyone has a very character and is very good. I like Maggie's grandma so much, hahaha, I have always pursued myself, and I also have my own opinions on the description of certain things. In general, it is a fun and funny romance drama about finding oneself, and there are some heavier parts of Maggie's family. The look and feel is very good.
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