Jon Cef's acting skills are good, which is completely different from the indecision of the male protagonist in "500 days of summer" before, showing a determined and down-to-earth character.
Many small details are worth pondering, such as the tightrope on the walk font, the little naughty woman who scratches her back while waiting for someone on the grass, and so on.
Needless to say, the 40-minute tightrope journey is so exciting. When he was about to walk back and forth, the audience in the back seat gritted their teeth and said: Neurotic! But I couldn't stop wanting to see the results.
Really, the dreamer is the sun, illuminating the people around you.
In the end, the Twin Towers slowly disappeared in the afterglow of the sunset. Is the director paying tribute to the old Twin Towers?
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