In the middle of the night, there is such a silly, white, sweet, warm man who accompanies you all night without sleep and goes all over New York to find your wallet. He is mad at each other with money, and he will listen to your husband's derailment and act as a spiritual mentor to enlighten and relieve you. Chris Evans's directorial debut is about two young people who are worried and tired and meet in New York's Grand Central Station to spend a night strolling the streets of New York. Many unique details are arranged in the plot, showing the uncontrollability of feelings and the contradiction of marriage, and we can only face and bear the consequences. It's an idealized story, but I like the open-ended attitude and open-ended ending that the problem isn't fully resolved and that it's a go-to. Chris Evans knew that so many fans liked him, but he couldn't answer them all, so he directed such a movie. Maybe when you watch this movie 100 times, Nick (not Chris Evans) will come off the screen and come to you. Chris Evans is busy with his acting career, Captain America is busy saving the world, and Nick is the one who can walk you through New York with you.
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