I originally thought that the big devil came to play this kind of movie is really out of his talent. After watching it, I realized that Kate's live-in women's drama could not hold up a children's drama. It may be that Cate thinks of such movies too frivolously, leading to not entering the role at all, not acting the kind of cold wizard who takes care of the gentle and good mother of milk, but it feels more like the lines and the lines of the script, scene by scene. Action expressions that should be there.
In addition, if children come to act, they will add points to their clumsy and innocent characteristics. It’s completely fine to act in true colors. However, the director’s large amount of guidance makes the children abruptly perform the image of "little genius". All of a sudden the whole character set changed. If a little boy has the ability to let go of his natural "childishness" to act, he can achieve the desired effect, but for this immature child star, the requirements are really high. Therefore, what is finally presented in the movie can only be an image of "a clumsy child star trying to act like a genius."
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