I plan to download this movie and watch it because of 2 tags, adaptation of real events and comedy, but unfortunately I didn't find it funny in the whole process, it was more like watching someone else's story, lonely, naive, self-willed, and then he happened to have strong financial resources to keep it all, babyface Greg doesn't seem to have changed much since he moved to LA with him, no fame, no money, and never left Tommy, I don't think it's such a good friendship, I think he It's impossible to survive in Los Angeles alone, and Tommy's desire for control and jealousy is obvious. It feels like the real story must be more complicated, and the length of the movie can't show it. As a bystander, I feel that Greg is someone who can talk to the crowd. Normal ordinary people living together, and such a normal ordinary person being around a Tommy who "knows it's not normal at a glance" doesn't feel safe at all, as Greg's mother worries, perhaps such knowledge and My point of view makes me not belong to the group that likes and is moved by this story. Maybe reading the book will accept it because I know more. I have to say that American culture seems to be more inclusive and diverse, and I am safe in following the trend. On the way of feeling, he has gradually become a true follower. In addition, the filming and interpretation of this film is just right to restore the story itself.
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