Happiness is not given by holidays

Athena 2022-11-19 20:02:35

It's a Christmas-heavy movie, and I've seen both the good and the heartbroken fantasy of Christmas in this movie. Christmas is a festival of reunion, love and sharing. Families and lovers give each other the joy of the festival, and the hurt is also brought by family and lovers. Under Christmas, maybe some people in some corner of the world are having a special moment. A sad experience, just like Abby. The setting of most of the plots in the movie is suitable for ordinary people, the conventional happy ending, the plot is a little old-fashioned, but the novelty is also the bright spot is that it uses the most common and common life fragments of heterosexuals in gay people. , to narrow the sense of difference between homosexuality and heterosexuality, that love is all the same. Jealousy among lovers, open and secret fights among sisters in the family, etc., all for the sake of getting the love of lovers and family members. Under the framework of the happy ending of the Chinese New Year film, family members and loved ones have successively released their previous suspicions and eliminated prejudice. Generally speaking, although the plot of the movie is old-fashioned, you can guess the ending after reading the beginning, but the Christmas atmosphere is created very well. The scenes of life are close to reality, which makes it easier for the audience to feel the emotions that the movie wants to express, so it is easy and pleasant to watch.

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Happiest Season quotes

  • Ted: I have sunk almost all of our savings into this campaign. Because I thought, if I won, you'd all be proud of me.

    Harper: We're already proud of you.

    Sloane: We don't care if you win.

    Jane: Yeah, and the money doesn't matter. When I sell my book, I'll take care of all of us.

    Ted: I love you, girls. And I'm sorry for making you think that anything could ever get in the way of that. I want to do better, and it will take time, but all I want for you is to find the same joy and happiness that you have given me, no matter where it comes from.

  • Tipper: I'm sorry about all this mess.

    Abby: What? No, this is so nice.

    Tipper: Better than your room at the orphanage?

    Abby: Oh, I wasn't in an orphanage, because I was 19 when my parents died.

    Tipper: Oh. One of the lucky ones.