Good-looking, but not suitable for me anymore

At first, I went to Lily Collins. I knew it was a romantic comedy when I saw the poster. I have to say that romantic films, especially romantic comedies, have become tedious today. The plots and laughter are often clever and repeated. Sure enough, the plot of this movie is still relatively old-fashioned, but I have seen countless movies to know what the main story is just a few minutes after watching it. But it doesn't matter, after all, love stories can only be so. Fortunately, the actors in the film are very interesting, the male and female starring actors are exceptionally beautiful, and the acting skills are also very deep. It can be said that the seductive protagonist supports me to look down. Just like our life, it's mostly about getting up, going to work, going to work, entertaining, and taking a break, but there are many people who can do the same job with strange and wonderful things.
But this is not my deepest feeling, and what I can't let go of is the hypothesis after I watched it: If I watched this movie a few years ago, would I feel the same as it is now? It's very different. I remember that four or five years ago, I watched the same romantic comedies like "Night in Seattle" and "Destined to Destiny". After watching it, only romantic pictures and romantic words appeared in my mind. Let yourself think about it, thinking that this kind of love can be expected and impeccable. But after watching this film today, in addition to recalling the beauty of the heroine, I just think the plot is far-fetched and naive. How can love be so simple, how can there be such a coincidence, the world is so big, and life is not short, why do you happen to be a woman? The protagonist didn’t find anyone else he loved, so he left after getting married; why it happened that the protagonist didn’t find anyone else who he loved, and he just left after getting married. Obviously, every plot is deliberately pushing the protagonist and heroine. Together, it feels like watching a fairy tale. I even think that the best ending is that the male protagonist is not divorced, the female protagonist forgets him, and then starts a new life, and may meet another loved one.
This is what I think now. I feel that in a few years, I have become more practical, calmer, and less credulous in seeing movies or other things. It may be that you are old, just like a child who doesn't believe in Santa Claus when he grows up. Although I am in my early twenties, and although I don't have much love experience, I think that love can be wonderful and gorgeous, but it can't be naive or deliberate, otherwise it will be unreal. So this kind of romantic comedy is no longer my thing. At least I don’t care about it when I watch it. Let’s leave it to the pre-pubertal boys and girls to enjoy.

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