I thought, in college or high school, this must have been my favorite movie. A strong youthful hormonal scent. Larajian wrote a letter to 5 boys she had a crush on, and was secretly mailed by her sister. One was a neighbor she grew up with and later became her sister's ex-boyfriend. The ex-boyfriend of the best friend, and one who is now gay. The other two were not introduced. But the main point is that in order not to misunderstand her sister's ex-boyfriend, she reached an agreement with the ex-boyfriend of her former best friend and played a pretend couple. The ex-girlfriend's ex-boyfriend is to stimulate the ex-girlfriend to make her change her mind. A purposeful fake love begins. Pick up and drop off from school every day, go to parties together, share movies with each other, leave messages and write love letters every day. Even after meeting the parents, the two listened to each other's thoughts. Slowly, the fake drama is real, and they fall in love with each other. Yet the effect was achieved. The fake girlfriend wants to get her ex-boyfriend back, but she doesn't want to break up with her current boyfriend. So after their school organized a ski trip, they specifically told Lara Jane that your boyfriend came to my room last night. Annoyed, Larajian felt that she had been deceived as soon as she opened her heart, so she did not listen to the explanation and cut off contact with her fake girlfriend's ex-boyfriend. Later, of course, the misunderstanding was solved, and the two finally found out that they loved each other and were happily together.
It seems normal for high school students abroad to fall in love. They all advocate not to control their feelings, but to express their feelings. Larajian's dad said if you know why so many teens get pregnant, it's because they're abstinent. I am not afraid of you having a relationship, I am afraid that you are not safe. So I prepared a lot of sets for Lara Jane... It's really an open education.
All in all, it's a lighthearted and enjoyable youth love movie. I want to go back to the age of love.
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