But no, this is definitely a youth movie of pure friendship, and it didn't develop any love in the end, so that's fine. It wasn't sad at all, it was a little funny at first.
The male protagonist Greg is a very strange high school student with very strange thoughts and no confidence in himself, just like being a completely invisible person in high school. In fact, this kind of thinking is not strange, right? There are always people who choose this kind of life. What's cool is that he made 42 movies with the so-called "coworker" Earl he grew up with, all foreign parodies. It's a really cool thing. So weird people always have something unexpected (and that's what the movie wants to convey). The movie doesn't actually describe Rachel's illness much. Instead, it keeps repeating the picture of the two of them hanging out and watching the movie together. It doesn't feel like much has been written about Greg's attempt to help Rachel make the movie. I feel like the pacing of this movie is weird. It's all just a shallow taste, and I didn't spend too much plot and pictures to describe it, so after watching it, I will feel that the plot of the movie is not really good or touching (or I was really too careless when watching the movie).
The stories of Greg, Earl, and Rachel didn't touch me. Instead, the teacher told Greg and Greg slowly discovered a lot of things in Rachel that he didn't know. Yes, even if a person dies, it is still worth digging to find more hidden things about this person. It may be amazing, or it may not be a big deal, but everyone is a living person with thoughts and self. If someone is willing to take the time to understand and explore, they can discover the amazing things of others.
Well, I know I'm really bad at expressing myself. All I want to say is, I get it! I understand or I think I understand what the film is trying to convey. How I wish I could have the opportunity to really understand someone's world, to have a deeper understanding, to have a deeper understanding, and then every time I will find something different and surprising.
Finally, I really like their English pronunciation so much that my ears are getting pregnant! !
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