As always, I still like youth films, but this is a rare one without depression and despair. Four good sisters who have grown up together since childhood found a pair of magical jeans while shopping, which can fit them with different heights, shorts, fats and thins. So they decided to take turns wearing the jeans to witness their first summer apart. These traveling pants allowed Lena, who is very "ging" and introverted, to bravely convince her grandfather to date the grandson of a feuding family, and made Bridget, who seemed optimistic but unable to face the fact of losing her mother, open her heart, and made Carmen, who lacked self-confidence, finally remarried. The father spoke of his sadness of being neglected, and let the maverick Tibby re-acquaint herself with Bailey, a stubborn and terminally ill little girl, by making a documentary together. I especially like the short video Bailey left to Tibby, where a 12-year-old girl expresses her philosophy of life with maturity beyond her age:
maybe the truth is, there's a little bit of loser in all of us. Being happy isn't having everything in your life be perfect, maybe it's about stringing together all the little things, like wearing these pants, or getting to a new level of Dragon's Lair, making those count for more than the bad stuff, maybe we just get through it. And that's always we can ask for.
Maybe we're all losers to some extent, but happiness doesn't mean that everything in our lives needs to be perfect, maybe we just need to record the little things, like putting on that pair of jeans, or "adventure in the dragon's lair" (game) In the middle of the attack to the next level, let these little things add up, and we can defeat our failure. This is what we can do.
Young people are always sensitive and delicate. It is rare to have companions who advance and retreat together, "they give and take, but mostly give". Jeans have witnessed the ups and downs of their growth, but they have always known each other. Dear sisters, To the sisterhood.
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