Every girl has a Tiffany box in her heart - "Bride Wars"

Basically, I'm the type of person who has special preferences for people and things that I like. For example, "Bride Wars", although I knew it was just a typical American modern film, but the beginning was so old-fashioned that I wanted to turn off the player immediately. Later, I found out that Anne Hathaway was one of the leading actors, so I thought that the quality should not be too bad, so I insisted on watching it.

There is really nothing to say about this kind of film that Americans are skilled enough to make with their eyes closed. The film is one and a half hours long, with an urban background and a life theme. The plot is accompanied by light and fashionable music, not to mention cutting&editing and scene crossing issues too much. Although I personally think that Emma did not get married and successfully transferred to Liv's younger brother's arms in the end, it is far-fetched, but I cannot deny that this will still be a film that most people can't live without in their lives. Watch it easily, and accidentally wake up your life.

The scene that left the deepest impression on me was when Liv suddenly found a tiffany box in the closet, and I couldn't help screaming. Then I watched them prepare for the wedding step by step. They were surrounded by people who were about to be with me for a lifetime. Even if they were as cold as me, they would still have the expectation of marriage, and their minds were full of fantasies about being proposed.

In fact, girls are sometimes really old-fashioned. Maybe sometimes the most favorite words are "I love you" and "Would you marry me?". Maybe it's not the brick ring that I like, but the feeling of being wrapped around the ring finger of the left hand. But some guys just don't understand. It does not mean that you must receive the actual tiffany box. In the final analysis, the reason why Tiffany is so high is the intangible value of love it shows, as long as it is worth the value of tiffany in your heart.

The last thing I want to say is that temperament is really not something that can be restrained casually. Several scenes in the film show Emma and Liv's feelings through stop-motion photos. Although Emma played by Anne Hathaway is a relatively ordinary character who is not as good as Liv, there is no way to look away from Anne Hathaway in those scenes. Almost become the center point of the photo. Well, I said Anne Hathaway, not Emma.

In the end, Mengmeng, will you be my maid of bride as my best friend in the future?

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