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The illusion of cheating is short-lived and finally returns to the family
Jacinthe 2022-03-24 09:02:23
The plot design was unexpected, I thought it was just a simple derailed love drama, but I didn't expect it to be more exciting as it went to the back. The first half restores the real man in his 40s. Facing the pressure of his family, he chooses extramarital affairs to seek stimulation. At the moment when his family was almost ruined, the male protagonist miraculously woke up, and completely became a combination of a detective and an avenger. It perfectly took back 100,000 dollars and the life of the villain. Although it is unbelievable to escape in the end, the plot needs such a reincarnation. Aniston has always been witty and pretty, but I didn't expect her to be a liar. When I saw the front desk said she was a "temporary worker", I actually woke up at the same time as the male protagonist. Yes, just woke up! The Frenchman is very familiar, and has always played the lover. This time, he played the villain very vividly. Totally beyond imagination!
Extended Reading
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Dexter: So you write commercials, huh?
Charles Schine: Yeah.
Dexter: I made this demo for this coffee commercial this one time. It was a fine piece of music.
Charles Schine: Really?
Dexter: Yeah.
Charles Schine: What'd they say?
Dexter: They said people who drink coffee don't like rap.
Charles Schine: That's ridiculous.
Dexter: That's what I said.
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Winston Boyko: [about LaRoche] First he lures you in with 20 grand. Most folks like you could pull together 20 grand if you had to, right? You think, 20 grand, bong, and he's gone right? Nah. It's not about that. First he wanna see if you're the kind of asshole who pays. Then after that...
[Winston imitates a whip-cracking sound]
Winston Boyko: ...slap the big dick on you, hit you for the real cheese, the big bucks. That's what this game is all about, Chaz.