But I think there is a problem with the arrangement of the emotional scene. This female teacher is obviously not a kind person and is cold. I'm worried that Larry will do the same thing as his ex-husband.
Although, Larry does take things a little more seriously than his ex-husband.
And secondly, I think it's incredible that a middle-aged, divorced, single man in his 40s and 50s still has the strength to go back to a college class.
Of course, I am envious of the American education system, where the doors of universities are open to anyone.
But this is obviously not a school problem, it's a personal subjective problem.
At the age of forty or fifty, intelligence, memory, and body are deteriorating. What's more, some courses in the university require basic courses as a premise.
It's incredible that Larry can understand economics so easily. Of course he can be a genius, but I think there are still a few such geniuses.
If this is a movie for a few people, then I will shut up.
In addition, I agree very much, middle-aged men and women keep the fashion and keep up with the trend. ,
Outside, you can be accepted and recognized by more people, and inside, you can have a young mentality.
At this point, a little girl was arranged in the movie to plan for Larry.
Then all I can say is Larry is lucky.
In real life, many daughters are too lazy to care what their father wears. Not to mention encouraging him to get a little sheep to press the road, and the air in China is too dirty, which is very risky.
No matter how many dignitaries Larry had to help make this movie possible, at least the movie itself gave such a group of people constructive advice on the way of life.
Try different things, stay friendly, study hard, and most importantly, do everything seriously and stay socially free.
It seems that this is not the first time that Hanks has made such a film. The theme of "Happy Terminal" is similar, so it is a little less fresh to the audience.
When people are old, it is good to be able to maintain the state.
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