When the movie first started, I was looking forward to this movie. But when the couple first quarreled, I began to expect a slippery slope. After watching the whole film, what I can't stand the most is that the hostess "inexplicably" wants to quarrel, because I don't think the plot can support her emotional changes, and it all seems very deliberate. But then it was "suddenly" reconciled. The emotional change of the hostess is a point that I think this movie is unreal. I know that some people will behave like this in reality, but this is not what the movie wants to show. If If so, I would think the film is rather superficial. However, this is also a nirvana of Korean movies. They will use these to mobilize the audience's emotions. Although I don't like this movie very much, I have to say that my emotions have been mobilized. As a male audience, I would feel earlier You'll be better off separated from this woman. It feels like watching a Korean drama.
Another thing that disappoints me is that the hero's struggle in this land seems very pale and powerless. It feels like the plot of a sugar water drama, which is a bit simple, so it is not real. Because the male protagonist's starting a farm from scratch is the background of the whole story, and it is a simultaneous background. If the description is perfunctory, it will be difficult for him to support your emotional drama, it will lose its authenticity, and it will be based on insufficient The emotional drama based on the real is fake Dakong, silly white sweet. As for whether it’s true or not, the key lies in the details. I didn’t take notes seriously when I watched it, so I can’t give an example, but there are many details in the whole film that make me dance. This is the detail that I have been emphasizing before. The decision is really not true, although the whole film There's nothing wrong with the logic of a movie, but a good movie is all about details.
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