23:32, Reivew on The Heartbreak Kid

After watching [Heartbreak Honeymoon] I'm so at a loss. After reading the plate I bought for 9 yuan, not only did I not have the "unbridled laughter" as the film critic said, on the contrary, I even lit a cigarette for no reason and stared at the pitch-dark golf course in a daze. I don't know if it's because my sense of humour diminishes as I get older or because of the growing cultural differences between China and America, except for the scene where Ben Stiller holds the mouse as a pet, I don't think this movie is any good. People laughed wildly. I remember watching [The Heart Breakers] http://www.filmsea.com.cn/show/oversea/200104030010.htm in 2001 and
laughing frequently for a few rounds (although it was all in English without subtitles at that time) Version). Exactly why a person loses "American humor" within 7 years is indeed a question worth thinking about by many American comedy directors. Could it be that my "movie complex" is in the "seven-year itch" test? Then talk about why a movie less than two hours long will cost me a cigarette (believe me, I can even pay you not to tell me who is the God damn director of this movie). I don't believe in marriage at all, so it stands to reason that this [Heartbreak Honeymoon] should be right in my heart, but it resulted in a familiar feeling of loneliness on the premise of my attitude towards love and marriage as a stranger . Could it be that this weird feeling increases sharply as the quality of sleep decreases? I was at a loss again, and went to light a cigarette..

Summary:
1. Don't promise marriage casually;
2. Don't accept your excuses casually;
3. Don't take life seriously.

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