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Love Guide
Johann 2021-11-15 08:01:27
This is the second Kevin Smith movie I have watched, which is far worse than "Crazy Clerk". The theme is very simple, it is about love. The Chinese translation of "Guess·Love·Search" concisely summarizes the main idea. The novelty of the story is embodied in the setting of the heroine's identity, which is homosexual and is moving closer to heterosexuality. But I think this actor is not performing well, and how awkward to look at it, Ben Affleck still makes do with it. Others, the plot is nothing special (if there is, it is too "special" and unreasonable. In the end, Affleck's solution is really abrupt and unreasonable). After all, a "crazy shop assistant" can be written in a lifetime. The book should be content. In fact, when we watch Kevin’s movies, our main interest is in the alternative culture of the United States and the alternative lifestyles of American youth. The movie is related to a comic conference. Kevin did not miss the opportunity to mention Star Wars by the way. That's it. There are not many subtle pens in the lines, and there are many suspicions of showing off. The protagonist’s confession of true love is a classic, almost like a distilled from ten love classics, but nothing more. ...Looking at it this way, let's watch this film play...
Extended Reading
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[on his lovemaking approach]
Banky Edwards: You gotta handle it like CNN and the Weather Channel: constant updates.
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Alyssa: So, you've never been curious about men?
Holden: Curious about men? Well, I always wondered why my father watched Hee Haw.