It is worth mentioning that the image of the homeless person in it is so suspenseful that I have always wanted to see what will happen next. Personally, he is the external expression of Brian's psychological uneasiness. Although he always knew that he wanted to adopt a Chinese child, he should be the same as Happy in his heart. He has never really loved a person, or is too idealistic. Knowing what you want is a sign of cowardice and melancholy. When he was really rejected by Happy, he finally defeated himself to some extent by killing the tramp.
There are many details in the film that can be carefully scrutinized, such as the Chinese costume that Happy wears (appears twice, I think it is special, indicating that from the beginning, the two of them are attracted to each other. Neither of them is realistic. The glitz and hypocrisy in society, even if Happy started acting weird, Brain didn't show any surprise, surprise or fear, it was always natural, as if everyone should be like this. And Happy only listened to Brain once He wanted to adopt a child, so he remembered it, and she also liked him.)
In addition, this film can be understood not only as a love film, but also a social film. They all come from decent families, but their families are so different. One is the old son of his parents, the older brother of two older brothers is single, and the other is a divorced parent, who does not get the attention that his mother deserves. They are all so sensitive. . .
you're weird and I am kind of weird,both of us insist on something.But in the end ,everything gets back to normal.
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