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Actually I came to see LeBron
Jean 2021-11-30 08:01:30
No matter you have reached the peak of your life, or are at the bottom of your life, there will be debris in your life, such as endless cocktail parties, social interactions, and games that are day and night. There is no essential difference between them, they are useless but necesary! Amy, who is ugly and can't even arouse others' goodwill, is full of fear of marriage, her private life is chaotic, and her outlet is sexual lies, in other words, the cynicism that adults say. However, just like Amy read his father's eulogy, this man offended everyone around him, but everyone liked him. To live is selfish, but everyone expresses it differently. I always believe that anything everyone does will affect (for) themselves in the end. The film is actually about the human weaknesses of all kinds of people. Amy is afraid of the problems exposed for long-term relationships. The younger sister is not good at expressing. Alan has strong self-esteem, the female boss is arbitrary, the female colleagues are too kind, and the fans reject other players no matter how good the opponent is. LeBron is too clear-cut. . . Everyone is working hard to play their own role. These weaknesses are piled together to become a huge wreck, but isn't this life? LeBron is really brilliant, haha!
Extended Reading
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Aaron: You were really, really good!
Amy: As it turns out, I am in terrible physical shape.
Aaron: Yeah, I saw that.
Amy: Could you see that?
Aaron: Yeah.
Amy: I am sweating more than I am proud of.
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Aaron: Honey. You okay?
Amy: Did I get it?
Aaron: Did you get the basket?
Amy: Did it go in?
Aaron: Oh, of course not. You didn't get enough height.
Amy: No?
Aaron: No.
Amy: I thought I got a lot of height.
Aaron: No, no. Zero height.
Amy: No height, huh?
Aaron: Usually when people hit trampolines they go high, but, for some reason, you went down. You went straight down. Hard!