"Wonderful Pens and Flowers": There are not many words, but the name is spoken

A well-known author writes a novel about an embarrassed writer who stumbles upon a stunning novel from many years ago, publishes it for himself, and becomes an overnight success. When a real old author comes to his door, he doesn't blame him or ask for anything, but just retells his own experience in the past, that is, in the novel, he tells a story of the past for everyone. The author in the novel is distressed for not compensating the old man, but he also accepts the various reputations afterward with peace of mind. Then back to reality, the author who actually wrote the whole story, in the place where he recounted his work to many audiences, was occasionally favored by a beautiful girl, and then took it home, but made an amazing discovery.

The film is the first work written and directed by two screenwriters of "Tron: Legacy", Brian Krugman and Lee Stearns. It seems that this is a complicated story, with a little thriller and a little suspense. In fact, it is a cliché story that has been packaged in three layers and three layers, leaving a specious suspense in the end, which can finally leave a memory for everyone. Yes, it's still the same cliché love story, that is, the cliché love that was wrapped in the old man when he wrote the novel. He became a soldier in a different place, fell in love with a local woman, got married and divorced, and regretted his life for the rest of his life. It can be said that the screenwriter of the film told everyone a traditional love story in an extremely subtle way, which is enough to prove the true strength of the screenwriter.

In addition to this, three couples make the film shine, the old handsome Dennis Quaid and mixed-race female model Olivia Wilde in "Assassination Stronghold", and the hangover male Bradley Cooper and Pirate woman Zoe Saldana, there are two more beautiful post-80s, British handsome Ben Barnes and French beauty Nora Anazadel. Even if we are watching a clichéd love, seeing the acting skills of so many eye-catching people is enough to calm all the dullness. No matter how dissatisfied, there is "Uncle Scar" Jeremy Irons to recall the past for everyone. With so many bright stars, what more can we ask for!

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