The mother-in-law was reluctant to let go of her son, so she wondered why her daughter-in-law was not pleasing to the eyes of her neighbor.
The mother-in-law has both arrogance caused by wealth and status, and low self-esteem caused by infertility and family discord, forming an arrogant and closed character.
Everyone has problems, but no one comes to reconcile. When there is a dispute, the male protagonist just blindly asks the female protagonist to say a few words less. In addition, he didn't dare to let his girlfriend meet his mother before, this man is an escape type.
The reunion at the end was too hard, and suddenly, everyone became friendly, without edges and corners, and they all thought of others. Obvious characters adapt to the plot. It doesn't make sense. I really don't believe that any woman would come to an understanding under such circumstances, and even be in the mood to get married. This is to deny who you are all of a sudden, and the adjustment in my heart is too fast.
Paula Patton's physique is unusually strong for some reason, her body is stiff, her expression is unnatural, and her performance is slightly contrived. Not even as sexy as Meagan Good.
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